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more details on the bombs here:
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edit; apparently, one the 2010 Times Square bombs was the same type. http://www.washingtonpost.com/world/...dd9_story.html |
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Since was have exhausted all the facts about our former PoI lets discuss the weapon used. It appears to be the trendy Pressure Cooker IED. http://img191.imageshack.us/img191/9...lcz1wuzwz1.jpg ^one captured somewhere not Boston. http://img835.imageshack.us/img835/4...riedthumbe.jpg Apparently very common in the 'stans and India since the High Alts make cooking difficult having one goes unnoticed. I imagine it makes for a decent direction explosive due to its shape. They place explosives in the center and pack shrapnel material around it. http://img41.imageshack.us/img41/175...ookerieds1.png |
I can see why they placed them in Duffel bags. Someone carrying around a pressure cooker would attract attention. How much would this weigh?
Presumably, this will make it easier to spot the perpetrator(s) on the videos. |
Sad to see that 2 brothers who were there cheering on a friend running the marathon, have both lost a leg in the explosion. Has to be awful for their mother who has to constantly shuffle between two different hospitals to visit them. One of the brothers girl friend was badly burned too.
http://usnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2013...ost-a-leg?lite |
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But I have to tell you that I get sick in my stomach and in my heart when I read about false flag, obama and other conspiracy-like stuff.
That's not fair against those victims and those who died. Markus |
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The pressure cooker bomb does tend to knock the sphere of interest back into the Islamic militant region, although equally a smart non-Islamic bomber could have decided to employ Islamic methods in order to put the FBI, police and media on the wrong track. It's still too early to tell.
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Exactly. Perhaps a domestic jerk read the multiple articles describing pressure cooker IEDs on the Internets Tubes. Unfortunately, the days of "hey the baddie used technique A. That means he came from this area" are long gone. :nope: |
This could be kind of superficial, I just found it interesting, and maybe a bit heartwarming.
I will explain briefly for non regional baseball fans, but the Yankees and Red Sox, uhh, hate each other. HATE. It is hard to shortly convey the feeling of contempt. The Yankees kinda "ripped off" a Fenway park tradition of playing Sweet Caroline as a show of solidarity. TheNY fans were getting into it and singing along much like you see in Boston. It was heartwarming, and shows the spirit of America as a whole. We like to to hate each other, but that is because we love each other. We just do not want to admit it. |
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Here is something for the conspiracy lovers
Suppose this was a failed hit on Gabriel Gomez? Mr. Gomez is a senatorial candidate for Massachusetts. According to Mr. Gomez he crossed the finish line a few minutes prior to the first explosion. Nah. No conspiracy. Just another coincidence. :yep: But that's what most conspiracy theories are. |
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http://bostonmarathonconspiracy.com/ Well played. |
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Americans generally treat each other like crap, The northern Liberal vs the southern Conservative jabs you sometimes see here for example. We are unlike most other countries in that we are a conglomerate of cultures, so with intermingling of that sort, you get bigotry. But at the end of the day we all recognize despite our differences we sink or swim together. I stink at trying to explain things, but I gave it a good go at it. My summation, we are weird, violent, yet lovable. Winston Churchill once said "You can count on America to do the right thing, after they have tried everything else" One of my favorite quotes from a Brit.:) |
Is it too soon to perhaps discuss the ramifications this will have on our rights?
Not minimizing the victims, just saying. The Patriot act was born from 9-11. Considering how everything these days is politically polarized, I can only imagine in horror the crap that will be imposed on the citizens now... |
im thinking about getting myself back in shape and run in the
boston marathon to show the people that did this that they cant stop us |
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I bet attendance for the marathon next year will be way up from the normal. Discouraging a country who made its way in the world testing its limits is not a way to go. I hope all resources are being poured into the efforts of finding the perp/perps. I only hope the NY Post is not covering it, with all the bullcrap they put out in the first day. Overinflated death numbers, Americas version of the Dailymail, what a freaking rag. Rupert Murdoch owns it, and it has more bikinis than news in it, do not validate the Post in any ways by reading or citing them, just a warning |
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