Mystery Explosion In Lebanon
There was recently an explosion in Beirut, Lebanon. All types of media imagery is coming out giving us a clear picture of what happened now. There were people doing photo shoots, people at home or at their business when it occurred. It was a typical day and no one knew what was about to happen. Then suddenly there was a very large, intense explosion at a warehouse on the docks at the sea port. Apparently someone was storing some Ammonium Nitrate there. It was almost three thousand tons of the substance making the blast very intense. If you don't know it is a fertilizer and an main ingredient in explosives. The cargo had been confiscated from a Russian Ship many years prior to the blast. At first the Russian ship claimed to be out of fuel and out of money to pay their crew. The ship was later impounded due to harbor fees not being paid. The military in Lebanon was supposed to buy the explosives ingredients but the sale never took place. Fast forward six years later to 2020. Somehow they kept the Russian cargo their in a warehouse and it just detonated. Protests have broken out all through Beirut over this issue. The citizens all have accused their local government of negligence and corruption. It's almost like they let the Russians blow up a bomb in their city. If you haven't seen the footage or the before and after photos you should look them up. The blast radius is massive extending a few miles. The shock wave extended a few miles also. Their is footage of roof tops far away from the blast being torn off by the sheer force. The dock at the sea port is now a gaping hole over the bay. The many large warehouses that lined the waterfront were leveled and are now smoldering ash. It looks like a war zone. It has left the world wondering what their local government has to say in their defense. Who's responsibility was it to house, or sell the cargo? Why didn't the Russian boat Captain ever return for his expensive cargo? Was it purposely left there, if so why? The citizens are chalking it up to corruption. If so they need to address it with equal intensity by putting the corrupt local officials in jail. It is the only way to ensure that something like this doesn't happen again. After a thorough investigation their public is going to demand satisfaction. The death toll almost hit 200 and their were thousands of people injured. The families of the dead and injured are crying out for justice. There is an angry mob right now demonstrating outside the government buildings. No matter how corrupt they may be over there, this issue and the blast is too big to be swept under the rug.
