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Are you suggesting that no one should investigate how this became the government’s problem in the first place? That is absurd.
by cdubzzz 6y ago
Are you suggesting that no one should investigate how this became the government’s problem in the first place? That is absurd.
- nottorp 6y agoYes I am. It became the property of the Lebanese government in 2014 and it blew up in 2020. Any attempts to blame the explosion on the original transporter are pure propaganda. >There had been suggestions that it was meant for Beirut, to be used by Sunni militants or Hezbollah, and the final destination of Mozambique was a cover. Aha. So? Good job confiscating it then. Lousy (or criminal) job not getting rid of it after. Besides, did those "suggestions" only surface after the explosion by any chance?
- s1artibartfast 6y agoI think it is fair to look at all possible root causes to identify all contributing causes. It would be great if the solution they implement is to fix the broken bureaucracy and prevent the trafficking of high explosives.
- njharman 6y ago> why so much effort is spent on who initially owned People with normal reading comprehension would never conclude that quote means "no one should". We should not let the government succeed in shifting blame or allow other "exciting headlines" distract from holding government responsible.