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18 hours ago, Laylabelle said:

The head of Beirut Port today revealed that he was aware the area was storing "dangerous materials" and that he had apparently been waiting six years for the issue to be addressed.

Hassan Koraytem told local news channels that the Lebanese customs department and state security had asked authorities for the material to be exported or removed, but that "nothing happened"

https://www.standard.co.uk/news/world/beirut-explosion-port-authorities-dangerous-materials-a4517246.html

Bullshit and lies. We are being lied to and deceived. Anyone who has any knowledge of rockets and explosions can see this was a rocket attack. Here is the proof, but you will of course not be shown these in the mainstream media.

 

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20 minutes ago, Atomiswave said:

Bullshit and lies. We are being lied to and deceived. Anyone who has any knowledge of rockets and explosions can see this was a rocket attack. Here is the proof, but you will of course not be shown these in the mainstream media.

 

How do we know that those videos are not fake? Any yob with basic editing equipment could cook those up.

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5 minutes ago, Vesper said:

How do we know that those videos are not fake? Any yob with basic editing equipment could cook those up.

ANd the opposite is true too dont forget that.......there is another video where you can see 2 planes flying close before impact, but that one got deleted. Its totally within the realms of possibility that rockets were fired. There are other vids showing rockets hitting, these were just 2 examples.

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8 minutes ago, Atomiswave said:

ANd the opposite is true too dont forget that.......there is another video where you can see 2 planes flying close before impact, but that one got deleted. Its totally within the realms of possibility that rockets were fired. There are other vids showing rockets hitting, these were just 2 examples.

none of the other videos I have seen (some within minutes of the explosion) show what those two show

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2 minutes ago, Vesper said:

none of the other videos I have seen (some within minutes of the explosion) show what those two show

That is why the first one is in negative, so you can spot it better. And the vids I have seen in the media shows 1 blast.

Lets say it was indeed an explosion, Imagine, how stupid must the Lebanese be to store tonnes of ammonium nitrate, used for fertilizers, or even making explosives, near a residential area FOR 6 FUCKIGN YEARS. Not one day in 6 years did they think about maybe moving the stockpile of ammonium nitrate? Not super likely imo.

In any case its a cluster-fuck and many have either paid the price for incompetence or something else.

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7 minutes ago, We Hate Scouse said:

What would the rationale be for lying about it?

Just putting it out there, I for one dont trust the cunts running this world. Anything is plausible. There are also interviews with Lebaneese whom claimed they saw rockets hit the place. I see if I can dig it up.

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1 hour ago, Atomiswave said:

Just putting it out there, I for one dont trust the cunts running this world. Anything is plausible. There are also interviews with Lebaneese whom claimed they saw rockets hit the place. I see if I can dig it up.

Don't get me wrong, I like to keep an open mind about these things, but I just can't see a reason that someone would do something like this and then there be a cover up.

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1 hour ago, We Hate Scouse said:

Don't get me wrong, I like to keep an open mind about these things, but I just can't see a reason that someone would do something like this and then there be a cover up.

Thats fair my friend, its good to be open minded.

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On 28/04/2012 at 8:28 AM, Spike said:

Do you like Politcs? Yes? No? Could care less? Well in this grande topic we discuss politics.

Here is a test for those curious.

http://www.politicalcompass.org/test

Don't take the test too seriously, and post your results if you want to.

My results lean heavily towards Liberty and Communism/Socialism. The stupid image extension isn't allowed on Talk Chelsea.

Keep things civil people.

This was mine

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Britain’s New Record: A Recession Worse Than in Europe and North America

Seventeen years of economic growth have been wiped out in Britain’s late and long lockdown.

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/08/12/business/britain-economy-recession-coronavirus.html

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Britain discovered on Wednesday that its economy had suffered a recession deeper than any other reported by a European or North American country during the coronavirus pandemic.

The reasons for the severe downturn in the second quarter include an economy that relies more heavily than most on consumer spending and a longer national lockdown than its neighbors.

Still, the cost of the pandemic provided another grim record. Last month, the government reported that Britain had Europe’s highest rate of excess deaths.

“A few months ago, I said hard times are coming and today’s figures show hard times are here,” Rishi Sunak, Britain’s top finance official, said on Wednesday.

Economic output declined by 20.4 percent from April to June, compared with the previous quarter, official preliminary statistics showed on Wednesday. It’s the worst recession since the government started keeping records in 1955 and takes the British economy back to the size it was in 2003. The fall in gross domestic product was twice as large as in the United States and Germany.

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The government’s relatively slow response to the pandemic in March largely explains Britain’s fate. The closing of schools and businesses began weeks later in Britain than in some neighboring European countries. In those crucial days, the coronavirus was able to spread further and the problem was worsened by failures in contact tracing, testing and the protection of nursing homes.

 

This led to a longer period under a more severe lockdown, which began in late March and only started to be lifted in mid-June. Compared with the United States, which instigated state-by-state shutdowns of varying lengths and severity, Britain’s lockdown also affected a greater share of the population for a longer period.

The longer lockdown was “at the root of the economy’s underperformance,” Samuel Tombs, an economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, wrote in a research note.

An Oxford University index on the strictness of government responses, including school and workplace closings and travel bans, showed that Britain’s lockdown was more stringent in the second quarter than in Italy, Germany, Spain and the United States.

Britain was also more vulnerable to the economic impact of social distancing measures because of its large services sector. In the second quarter, spending on accommodation and food services — a category that includes hotels and restaurants — plunged by 87 percent.

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