Darwin Teague
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- Oct 24, 2018
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When I first heard that Soros had a pipe bomb sent to him in the mail, I thought, âoh god, one of Alex Jonesâs even crazier than normal followers did something crazy and stupid, thank god it didnât work.â But then I heard everyone else who was also sent a pipe bomb, Hillary, Obama, wassermen-Schultz, Waters, etc. Now Iâm thinking, âwait a second, this just doesnât make sense.â It doesnât for a few reasons that I will list.
A. As far as I know, a pipe bomb needs a fuse, and it can have 3 types a fuses. The regular old wick type fuse, an electric fuse remotely detonated by cell phone or whatever, or an electric fuse with a timer. We can obviously rule out these were wick fuses, since only an idiot would light the wick of a pipe bomb they received in the mail. We can rule out a remote detonator with the amount of devices mailed across the US, since whoever did this would have to monitor the pbâs to know when to detonate, and would not be able to monitor all at the same time, let alone know if theyâre in range of target. So the only type of fuse that remotely makes sense would be the timed fuse, and that also doesnât make much sense at all. One would need to get extremely lucky, or either know an implausible amount of information about their prospective targets for these pipe bombs to be effective. So someone is either genius enough to build these bombs and know their targets schedule, but just enough stupid that non of these pipe bombs actually worked, and sent them to targets like Obama, where it never wouldâve worked. Or they were stupid enough to waste time, effort, freedom, and life and limb making like 10 dangerous pipe bombs...for a whopping long shot that theyâd get lucky and one would work. Not at all that logical.
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There are other types of "fuses". Altimeter, ones with a mercury switch that detonate when moved (neither apply here), switches that activate when manipulated, like when opening the package. If you think about switches instead of fuses, there are many more possibilities.
Having said that, I don't think they were ever intended to go off. I think they are a false flag operation.