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>While I'm only speculating, it could be quite possible that whoever may have wished to damage or destroy the AT&T building, seriously underestimated what these
by avs733 6y ago
>While I'm only speculating, it could be quite possible that whoever may have wished to damage or destroy the AT&T building, seriously underestimated what these kind of buildings can take (essentially being disguised bunkers).
Which somehow makes it more plausible to me? The type of insane person who would do this seems like the type of insane person who would underestimate how reinforced such a building is.
- nr2x 6y agoIt’s odd that if you knew why the building was valuable you wouldn’t also know it’s designed for this. Which makes me lean more towards coincidence.
- j4yav 6y agoMaybe they were blowing it up to stop 5G rays from spontaneously generating viruses, in which case if they didn't really know what they were doing beyond a surface level it wouldn't come as a huge surprise.
- Throwaway1771 6y agoDoesn't fit.
- whimsicalism 6y agoIt's not any rando that can get access to the levels of explosive necessary to do this in the domestic US, it's actually quite hard.
- tomatotomato37 6y agoIf you don't need it to be predictable or timely or anything than filling the interior of anything large with propane/natural gas can be enough to create a boom like this. It's essentially just replacing quality with quantity Also on a vaguely related note getting annual statistics for meth lab explosions is surprisingly hard
- girvo 6y agoAlthough someone choosing to bomb a place means I wouldn’t be surprised if they weren’t thinking everything through...
- nr2x 6y agoThe announcement to move away shows a lot of planning.
- thu2111 6y agoEither that, or they understood exactly what they were doing and simply needed to shut down 911 services for a while - perhaps so they could commit some sort of crime without the authorities being able to be summoned or coordinate.