A normal ammonium nitrate doesn't explode like that. Let's compare the Tianjing 2015 to Beirut 2020.
0 shockwave in Tianjing video at a relatively close distance.
HUGE shockwave in Beirut explosion.
It was definitely some type of bomb.


The 2015 Tianjin explosions were 336 tons TNT equivalent and the one today was a 3.3 on the Richter scale which would be about 50 Tons of TNT equivalent. So the smaller explosion had bigger shockwave....hmmm




This post was edited by CiroC on Aug 5 2020 12:42am

Explosions from the same source can look very different depending on how large they are. The Beirut explosion was significantly larger than the one in Tianjin.

Not ammonium nitrate doesn't mean it was a bomb attack.

If you are just going to post youtube videos we have a thread specifically for that. Please use it so the forum doesn't get spammed up with video threads.

An entire dock with loads of other potential explosive and flammable material went up in the blast.

both are pretty fking large...large enough for the windows to shatter at least but it didn't. Just flames and fire.
How do you know for sure it wasn't a bomb attack? Are you there to witness it?
How the fk do you compare the 2 explosions without videos? Are you dumb?

sources stated majority were ammonium nitrate.
So how can the blasts be so different?
Something doesn't add up

How do I know it wasn't a bomb attack? Because there's records of ammonium nitrate being there, ammonium nitrate explosions are common, and it would require a fucking huge effort to get a bomb there to make that level of explosion and there wasn't any kind of apparent target that warranted the bomb.

All signs point to it not being a bomb.

https://www.facebook.com/habibty.nena/videos/10222006590541233

well think again.
with today's tech, anything is possible.

Do you know how large 2750 tonnes of ammonium nitrate is?
The oklahoma city bombing was 2.5 tonnes.

The 2015 Tianjin explosions were 336 tons TNT equivalent and the one today was a 3.3 on the Richter scale which would be about 50 Tons of TNT equivalent.

please get your facts straight first.

The Tianjing explosion was actually larger