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    Default Second massive factory blast reported in China - rt.com & mirror.co.uk

    Hello Siblings,

    news... just in.

    http://www.rt.com/news/313933-china-factory-blast-new/

    http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-n...rocked-6357544

    In this footage you can see the blast wave

    http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=7c7_1441049532

    be happy :-)

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    Default Re: #2 - The Nuking of Tianjin, China

    Quote Posted by lucidity (here)
    Nuking of Tianjin, China
    I merged your new thread in with the existing thread discussing this topic.
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    Default Re: Second massive factory blast reported in China - rt.com

    This can lead to an all out war between US vs China and Russia. Our best hope is for the puppet military of the PTB to realize what its going to cost for the masses. Lets send thought forms along their way that they may wake up to what they are participating to and turn their guns on their bosses instead.

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    Default Re: Second massive factory blast reported in China - rt.com & mirror.co.uk

    Quote Posted by lucidity (here)
    Second massive factory blast reported in China
    We're covering the multiple Tianjin and Shandong, China, explosions in one thread, so I merged your report on the second Shandong explosion in with the the thread already covering these Chinese explosions.
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    Default Re: Second massive factory blast reported in China - rt.com

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    This can lead to an all out war between US vs China and Russia.
    That might depend on whether it was the US who caused this, or at least on whether China thinks it was the US and whether China chooses to use this as a casus belli (cause of war).

    It already seems apparent that China is not choosing to use these explosions to justify open war against the US ... which is what I would expect ... China is unlikely to treat the US in the way that the US treated Afghanistan after 9/11. Rather China is being more discreet.

    And there's a good chance that it is not the US causing these explosions.
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    Default Re: Massive explosions in Tianjin and Shandong, China

    Also here:

    http://www.veteranstoday.com/2015/08...ildskhazarsus/

    http://www.veteranstoday.com/2015/08...resting-times/

    Update: It's now all over the internet, incl Wall St Journal, Sydney & NZ MSM sources. 2nd Explosion in a chemical plant in Shandong.
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    Question Re: Second massive factory blast reported in China - rt.com

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    And there's a good chance that it is not the US causing these explosions.
    Yes indeed - if sabotage is suspected ...

    China is not as stable as some here might think (internally). Its leadership is currently under a lot of pressure in dealing with its growth/decline in the financial/real estate markets, as well as many social issues ... Not to mention its obvious huge environmental problems etc ... With its extended/vast investments (for outside resources) on many continents that help propel/fuel its economy's needs - I believe the last thing the leadership would want or could handle is a major conflict with the United States or any other nations for that matter...

    Even with the increases in its military budget expenditures ... As well as its joint navel exercises and cooperation's with Russia (which also not in a good economic situation) - I don't hear any war drums beating yet.

    What I do believe is in the cards are several hot/spot areas igniting into mini conflicts that would allow these giant economies to deflect and de-pressurize their economic woes ...

    Problematic examples: Southeast Asia (Sea of China), North/South Korea, and of course the ongoing Ukraine/ Russia desputes. Saying all that - the United States military (or economy) is in no shape to take on any more military adventurism - Of course unless it only requires pushing the big one ... Don't believe we're there yet.

    PS - I do suspect sabotage either inside country or a close-by nation.

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    Default Re: Massive explosions in Tianjin and Shandong, China

    All I can say for sure is, someone is very upset with China, very upset, who could that be?. I can see one event, maybe some accident, maybe, but two, well I don't think so. China will respond to who they think did it, but it will buried in some newspaper in a small paragraph or it will be said in ways that will be indirect, maybe one of us will pick it up.

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    Default Re: Massive explosions in Tianjin and Shandong, China

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    All I can say for sure is, someone is very upset with China, very upset
    Or perhaps someone wants China to be very upset with someone else, or perhaps someone wants most of us to figure that China and the US are very upset with each other, or someone wants to distract us from something else, or ... .
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    Default Re: Massive explosions in Tianjin and Shandong, China

    Earlier, I said Netanyahoo, (I was careful not to say Israel... that would not be accurate or fair) ... perhaps the Khazarian Mafia is more accurate, ie if that's the case, it includes certain Bush & Rothschild member's too who literally want World War 3, based on some lunatic religious belief. You can throw weather warfare into that as well (there are currently 3 - that's right, 3, CAT4 hurricanes forming in the Pacific Ocean as I write (and if you look at the last one to hit Okinawa, when's the last time - if ever - you saw a Hurricane do a perfect right hand turn???). We're talking a tiny number of psychopaths running "the show" who have the finger on the button of some extraordinary technology - and for all intensive purposes, that's what it is - a "show" of shock and awe. Who gains? Who loses?

    The Cabal, or TPTB or Illuminati - whatever you want to call them - is not one group and not aligned to any one country; they just get off on power created by fear. Don't give it to them.

    Their modus-operandi is confusion - do the act and make it look like someone else did it - it's becoming blatantly transparent
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    Default Re: Massive explosions in Tianjin and Shandong, China

    Quote And there's a good chance that it is not the US causing these explosions.
    ^ very few governing elites of any and all countries truly represent the ppl of that sovereign nation.

    I agree that it's very important to discern between a cabal faction and the actual population of the nation that particular cabal faction rules by deceit, treachery, violence......

    I hope China and Russia are as discerning in their retributions.

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    Default Re: Massive explosions in Tianjin and Shandong, China

    I am searching a lot about this event from social networks, also twitter and here. What amazes me is the consistency of the opinions of the majority on social networks with foreign mainstream media like bbc, newyork times, and some of their journalists reporting this news on twitter. They all talk about chemicals, the corruption and the human rights issue of fireman..and now 11 officials are locked for lack of diligence. However, before, when real accidents happen,ex. train crash wenzhou or boat accident Yangzi river. the media, especially on social networks (not on foreign social networks), the posts related to these issues are instantly removed. So I wonder if this is an intended media diversion that preventing people ask more reasonable questions. I mean, people gets quite emotional when they discussing corruption and human rights here.

    The mainstream media here has been building a lot of hatred towards Japan for years, maybe they are just channelling oppression in this nation to hatred. but war between China and Japan is definitely more likely to be accepted than other western countries since they represent democracy, civilization and happiness.

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    Default Re: Massive explosions in Tianjin and Shandong, China

    Quote Posted by Paul (here)
    Quote Posted by cccme (here)
    All I can say for sure is, someone is very upset with China, very upset
    Or perhaps someone wants China to be very upset with someone else, or perhaps someone wants most of us to figure that China and the US are very upset with each other, or someone wants to distract us from something else, or ... .
    I thought of making your response in a multiple choice question, but on second thought, It might appear to some as making light of a very serious subject, as yuhui post reminded me. People have been hurt/killed.
    But could it be that China did it to itself, now before you say that is crazy, one example: 9/11.
    And what was the US able to gleam from the event: finger pointing, renditions, more wars for "freedom and democracy", creating terrorist organizations, black sites, torture just to name a few.
    Down the rabbit hole we go...
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    Default Re: Massive explosions in Tianjin and Shandong, China

    Mike Adams latest article

    http://www.naturalnews.com/051042_co...xplosions.html

    China's covert war with America heats up: warships near Alaska, another industrial explosion, and China unveils cruise missile that renders U.S. carriers obsolete

    (NaturalNews) Two weeks ago, I ran an exclusive Natural News story announcing that a covert war between China and the USA had begun. The war started as a currency and debt war, then escalated into the catastrophic Tianjin explosion carried out by the U.S. Pentagon in a "kinetic retaliation" strategy, according to sources.

    It wasn't long after the Tianjin explosion that a second explosion rocked the Chinese province of Shandong, sending "coincidence theorists" into a hissy fit because suddenly a pattern of explosions was emerging that could not simply be explained away as sheer chance.

    Just a few days later, a massive explosion took out a U.S. military munitions depot in Japan, and evidence clearly pointed to it being sabotage (the Chinese government hates the Japanese, and it's now the 70th anniversary of Japan's heinous war crimes committed against the Chinese people).

    Now, as reported by The Daily Sheeple, a THIRD massive explosion has ripped through China's industrial infrastructure... this time also taking place in the Shandong province.

    When I first saw this news, I thought someone was confusing the facts about the Shandong province, mistakenly thinking there were two explosions taking place there. But it turns out there were really two explosions in Shandong alone (plus the one in Tianjin), according to the Mirror (UK) which reports: "Today's explosion is also the SECOND blast to occur in Shandong, after a previous one injured eight people just over a week ago."

    (Keep in mind that China is desperately censoring all the news on these explosions, and the Chinese government is also heavily pressuring other nations to downplay or censor these explosions as well. There is a global effort to suppress this news, and China has even arrested over 15,000 bloggers and journalists for so-called "internet crimes" which include reporting on true events the government doesn't want talked about.)

    For full details on this latest explosion, you'll have to read little-known Chinese language websites such as this page from NTDTV.com which explains this latest explosion in great detail and even carries some new video not found elsewhere.

    Here's video from the first Tianjin explosion. It will make your head spin. (WARNING: LOTS OF PROFANITY IN THE VIDEO for all the obvious reasons.) Notice carefully that it contains two explosions: the 3-ton TNT equivalent explosion you see at the beginning, followed by a massive 21-ton TNT equivalent explosion of the chemicals:




    Now, then, we have FOUR explosions that have taken place between China and the United States, all in the span of just a few weeks. The realization that something far beyond chance is happening here is now inescapable. Clearly, someone is strategically and covertly sabotaging China's industrial infrastructure... and this is all taking place at a time when China is accelerating its selling of U.S. debt while devaluing its own currency (both of which are considered acts of economic warfare by the United States).

    Five Chinese naval ships spotted operating off the coast of Alaska - Wall Street Journal

    Following all the back-and-forth explosions mentioned above, we now have the Wall Street Journal reporting that Chinese naval ships are being spotted off the coast of Alaska.

    From the WSJ on Wednesday, Sep. 2:

    Five Chinese navy ships are currently operating in the Bering Sea off the coast of Alaska, Pentagon officials said Wednesday, marking the first time the U.S. military has seen them in the area. The officials have been tracking the movements in recent days of three Chinese combat ships...

    Note carefully that these are, according to the WSJ, "Chinese combat ships." Their presence so close to the continental United States is yet another escalation of kinetic warfare posturing between the two nations. (Don't forget that just a few months ago, Russian nuclear bombers were also spotted making "practice runs" toward Alaska.)

    China unveils Mach 10 "carrier killer" cruise missile that renders U.S. carriers tactically obsolete

    On top of all this, China has just unveiled a Mach 10 cruise missile that can destroy U.S. aircraft carriers, thereby rendering them all but obsolete in the modern theater of war.

    From the Financial Times, Sep. 2, 2015:

    A weapon so secret China would not reveal it for years will make its first public appearance in a military parade on Thursday, Chinese defence experts say.

    The so-called "carrier-killer" missile that threatens to reshape the balance of power in the western Pacific is set to wheel through the centre of Beijing along with 12,000 troops and 500 tanks and other vehicles as China marks the 70th anniversary of the end of the second world war.

    Like an intercontinental ballistic missile, the DF-21D goes into orbit, but after re-entering the atmosphere it is capable of manoeuvring on to a target, making it theoretically capable of landing a large warhead on or near a moving ship.

    Some analysts say such missiles threaten to consign aircraft carriers -- which form the basis of current US naval strategy -- to the dustbin, just as aircraft carriers themselves did to battleships with Japan’s 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor.

    What especially fascinating about this is that I wrote a weapons analysis document just 10 days ago that described the capabilities of orbital weapon systems as being very similar to what the Financial Times has now stated about China's Mach 10 cruise missile.

    From my analysis published August 23, 2015:

    A higher density "rod" weapon designed with exotic materials and dropped from high Earth orbit would obviously arrive on target at some velocity higher than 1km/s, but we don't know how much higher. Conservatively, let's estimate four times the velocity of an artillery shell, or 4km/s. In case you're curious, this is roughly Mach 12.

    ...Once the rod reaches atmosphere, small changes in control surfaces could easily glide the rod to within 2 meters of any intended target on impact, using the exact same technology that already exists in precision munitions on Earth (tiny adjustable surfaces near the tail).

    China's new Dongfeng (meaning "East Wind", and pronounced like "Dong Fong" for those who wish to speak Chinese) cruise missile also launches into orbit, cruises through the atmosphere at Mach 10, and is precision guided to strike any land-based target within its range.

    Based on the fact that this technology is openly admitted to exist in China, does anybody really think the Pentagon doesn't already have weapons that meet or exceed these capabilities?

    Furthermore, does any intelligent person really believe this string of industrial explosions is sheer coincidence?

    Of course they aren't. The U.S. and China are already engaged in the preliminary stages of war, folks. It just hasn't been announced yet. Just as importantly, both China and the United States possess and are using advanced weapon systems whose operational details aren't publicly known yet.

    Warfare in 2015 isn't the same as warfare in 1942. In fact, it's so different that most people don't even recognize when it has already begun.

    PREDICTION: Watch for yet more war posturing, currency devaluation moves, debt dumping attacks, cyber warfare, strategic hacking and "unexplained" explosions throughout the remainder of 2015. These are not random events. They are all part of the war with China that has already begun.

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    Default Re: Massive explosions in Tianjin and Shandong, China

    This was pretty random and apparently Noone...nothing wants to talk about it...This thing was seen from Tampa all the way to the bottom of the state in Miami, Fl (from top to bottom of Florida).....Strange event and even stranger that its subject appears to be glazed over...
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    Default Re: Massive explosions in Tianjin and Shandong, China

    So far we have no radiation readings. If it was a nuclear explosion the cell phones would have fried.

    Why not wait for real confirmation since Ian Greenhalgh who wrote the VT article is a photographer and Jeff Smith is a nobody.

    Mike Adams has been disinfo all along.

    Dr. Joseph Farrell is still waiting as are others who take this more seriously.

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    Default Re: Massive explosions in Tianjin and Shandong, China

    Quote So far we have no radiation readings
    ^ exactly why they are using new wmd technology to hide the "fingerprint".

    Quote Jeff Smith is a nobody.
    my understanding was that jeff smith was an iaea inspector and is a nuclear physicist:

    Quote Jeff Smith – Nuclear Physicist, is a former a nuclear weapons specialist with the Department of Energy and UN (IAEA) weapons inspector specialising in nuclear nonproliferation issues. He is now cryptographic curator and historian, preserving classified documents involving nuclear weapons research
    http://www.veteranstoday.com/staff-writers/

    Quote Nuclear Physics Education Requirements


    Individuals interested in becoming nuclear physicists will most likely need a doctoral degree, according to the BLS. Nearly all doctoral degree programs in physics require applicants to hold a bachelor's degree in physics or a closely related field
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    Default Re: Massive explosions in Tianjin and Shandong, China

    Quote Posted by CD7 (here)
    This was pretty random and apparently Noone...nothing wants to talk about it...This thing was seen from Tampa all the way to the bottom of the state in Miami, Fl (from top to bottom of Florida).....Strange event and even stranger that its subject appears to be glazed over...
    This, ^^^^, is very weird in light of this,

    https://projectavalon.net/forum4/show...l=1#post995880

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    Default Re: Massive explosions in Tianjin and Shandong, China

    If so there should be ,more graphic material. Where did you get the picture??
    Thanks so much CD7

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