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    Die Explosion im Jahr 2020 in Beirut, Libanon, lässt mich fragen, wer tatsächlich dahinter stecken könnte …

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    2. FPV-Emergency on

      I mean, while it can’t be completely ruled out, I do believe that occamn’s razor applies here. It was stored with carelessness, and allowed to degrade to a point where it was a hazard. The resulting explosion was the result of carelessnes, corruption, and them being in dire financial straits.

      So while I still believe it was due to sheer incompetence as well, given what’s going on today I can’t say for sure that… certain entities didn’t play a role. I just haven’t seen any evidence to indicate that at this time.

    3. r00dit on

      Thermobaric. It was one of the advanced „Adversary’s“ in the middle east for sure. It was advanced tech and a MASSIVE explosion. Just cuz the news is harping something doesn’t mean it’s true.

    6. WittyFix6553 on

      Okay, I’ll play along.

      It was a false flag. Okay. You know what, let’s cut to the chase and say Israel did it, because that’s where we’re going, right?

      Okay. Cool.

      What effect did it have? How did Israel benefit? Did this explosion change any political or military strategy? What were the long-term effects?

    7. Vanagon_Astronaut on

      Hmmm, didn’t that explosion take out the port of Beruit leaving the Port of Haifa to pick up the business….. After recently signing a big contract with China?

    11. QaddafiDuck01 on

      While we are at it… remember the Fukushima disaster? Wasn’t there some question about possible explosions during the tsunami directly related to „security devices“ supplies by some dead sea denizens?

    12. Correct-Extreme1343 on

      Funny thing is you don’t have to say it.we all nose…i meant know

    13. General_Knee512 on

      I think that if there was minimal evidence of sabotage, they would have completely blame Israel/mossad/terrorist

    19. EvilSporkOfDeath on

      You can say Israel.

      Its not true you’ll get banned for criticizing Israel. I do it just about every day and haven’t gotten banned.

      People who are getting banned are usually blaming an entire ethnicity. Not a country/government.

    20. TheTripKeeper on

      This was before the conflict of Israel/Palestine was really brought to attention in Western media. Israel has been attacking the civilians of Palestine since NAKBA and they continue to target other nations as well, for example LEBANON. They are too afraid to attack Iran by themselves, that’s why they were elated when we elected a buffoon who will do anything someone else says as long as they compliment him.

      Also, I had no idea that in 2018, Netanyahu said more-or-less they want to involve themselves more in Greenland, now it all makes sense lol.

    21. Foerhudligen on

      That’s a fertilizer explosion through and through, and it was not set off by a bomb.

      OSHA along with any sort of safety mindset barely exist in the eastern cultured parts of the world. You’ll have random people who never went to school working with things the US would require you to have a five year university degree to even touch.

      This was neglect, not negev.

    22. Erus00 on

      It was definitely nitrogen based because of the red cloud. I think the claimed source of ammonium nitrate is correct but maybe someone got in the warehouse and set it all off, hard to say but wouldn’t doubt it. Definately wasn’t a nuke or the other crap people claim because there wouldn’t have been a huge cloud of nitrogen dioxide.

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