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471·1 年前Not sure about this new marketing campaign “Cybertruck: The worst possible choice for a car bomb”
Used to have a next door neighbor who was an ER doc at UMC in NOLA. Nice gal, but she always looked burned out. People like her give everybody a chance. Sometimes, though…
If you really want to discuss, don’t start by discounting what I said in the first place.
A lot of crime happened on this day across the US, why the New Orleans specifically?
Because the New Orleans perpetrator died as a martyr, and here we have another.
Fire can lead to explosions, especially in giant batteries. Also, fireworks.
Great, so how many Teslas have exploded?
You saw, and understood the smoke. Many people don’t notice, or don’t question. Some people drivet Orleans for weeks on low oil and when questioned about why they just say “there was a weird smell,ira but I didn’t know what it was.”
Fair enough. But you might notice the floor getting hot
H>I don’t understand what you’re trying to say, you wouldn’t be surprised of what?
I wouldn’t be surprised if the ATF found it to be a planned act.
Coincidence with this the same day as New Orleans. Reasons it was a man made act. 1) I’ve seen information of Teslas spontaneously catching fire, but I haven’t seen that they blow up. 2) when you watch the vid, the vehicle was smoking for some time. What was a person still in there for? 3) the explosion itself. The explosion appears to be low order like fireworks and originated in the passenger side rear, blowing out the rear first.
Wouldn’t be surprised is all I’m saying.
Guess you can’t express an opinion
Because I didn’t know you believe in conspiracy theory. But, I will respond no further if it makes you feel better
As I said, if I had known you wouldn’t believe what anyone says, there would be no reason to respond
Guess there’s no Sugar Bowl tonight
I don’t care. I think it’s always good to have a bit of skepticism, but when facts slap you in the face you should realize it. Some times not everyone feels it.
First of all, there is no telling if he is Muslim. Secondly, the FBI tends to have more than one piece of evidence before making such a statement. But, by all means wait.
If you don’t accept what any law enforcement says, even though they have his body and ID, you could have just said so and there would have been no reason to respond to you.
By law enforcement, they mean an FBI press statement. But if that’s not good enough for you…
https://www.fbi.gov/news/press-releases/fbi-statement-on-the-attack-in-new-orleans
NOLA.com is the local news outlet in New Orleans. Good paper.
CBS is reporting the same thing.
Shamsud Din Jabbar seems to be the name.
Here’s a good place for live updates
No, the guy was special forces. He knew how to make a much larger explosion. This was a mental health issue.