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MSDS: material safety data sheet

Jim Stone, Freelance Journalist

I am going to post everything that might have irritated the elite, starting with the MSDS for Ammonium Nitrate, which proves it can't explode unless explicitly prepared to.

They hated this post, because it rips the official story to shreds with a safety document straight from the U.S. government.

DEAR MISTER FUSION GPS: LEBANON WAS NUKED. IT WAS NOT AMMONIUM NITRATE, expecting ammonium nitrate to blow up without being prepared to by adding something for it to oxidize is like expecting a refrigerator to run without plugging it in. At least that's what the MSDS says, IT IS AN OXIDIZER, NOT AN EXPLOSIVE. Anyone who says a(m)monium nitrate did that blast is an abject fraud. You can't argue with the MSDS.

So what did that blast? Lookie here! Israel was doing these in Syria and expected no one to get (or leak) a picture! This is obviously a smaller one than Beirut, but the same thing.

How do these new bombs Israel has look at the moment they go off? Well, like nuclear tests! Color match really works!

Someone set up a much better camera than they were expecting (probably a $5,000+ SLR) and it shot nuclear test site quality video, where the fireball was captured perfectly. From this, we can clearly see the explosion did not originate precisely where they said it did (it is in front of the smoke plume), AND we can clearly see that it is, in fact, a perfectly uniform nuclear explosion, not from a random pile of loosely packed crap.