JEWISH JUNTA STORING 100,000 TONS OF AMMONIUM NITRATE FERTILIZER IN HAIFA WAREHOUSE – WILL IT POP LIKE A NUKE?

TID has been studying patterns of programmed deception by AI’s. Watch TID catch an AI lying to cover up a Jewish nuclear terror attack.

We asked Microsoft’s AI to straight us out. Instead, they lied, got caught and apologized. Read it below and see how far THEY have gone:

Massive explosion recorded in Lebanon. #beirutblast (🗒 @borzou) pic.twitter.com/yY4XnDOK6C

— Anonymous (@YourAnonCentral) August 4, 2020

The Beirut blast was only 20,000 tons of fertilizer, worse still, ammonium nitrate can’t explode whatsoever, that’s a silly movie thing. You see, you have to blend it with fuel oil and aluminum powder in a very specific method and then use blocks of TNT to explode it.

On its own, ammonium nitrate can’t even burn.

What is typically done, according to Jeff Smith, a retired IAEA inspector and former nuclear weapons designer for the US Department of Energy, is to claim a fertilizer plant was hit whenever a tactical nuclear weapon is used, which the IAEA says has been on dozens of occasions, usually by the US or Israel.

Nukes have been used at 9/11 to take down the towers, smaller nukes to take down building 7 according to a leaked DOE report. Nukes were used by Israel in Bali and the Khobar towers and against US Marines in Lebanon in 1982 an 8 kiloton nuclear weapon said to be a truck bomb filled with fertilizer. That means the truck that raced through the gate was carrying 16,000 tons of ANFO.

So, we asked our friendly AI to see what kind of truck is required to carry this:

To store 16,000 tons of ANFO (ammonium nitrate fuel oil) explosive in 55-gallon barrels, we need to consider safety regulations and storage requirements. ANFO is a blend of porous prilled ammonium nitrate and fuel oil, commonly used as a blasting agent in mining and construction.

Here are some key points:

1. Shelf Life:
   • Under ideal storage conditions, ANFO has a maximum shelf life of six (6) months¹.
   • High humidity and high-temperature environments can accelerate product breakdown, so proper storage is crucial.
2. Storage Requirements:
   • ANFO must be stored in locked magazines that meet federal standards (27 CFR, Part 555, Subpart K).
   • These magazines are designed to be fire-resistant, theft-resistant, and comply with safety guidelines.
   • ANFO should be physically separated from other explosives stored in the same magazine to prevent contamination².
3. Space Calculation:
   • To determine the cubic space needed, we’ll need to know the volume of a 55-gallon barrel.
   • A standard 55-gallon drum has a volume of approximately 55 gallons or 208 liters.
   • Multiply the volume by the total number of barrels (16,000 tons = 32 million pounds):
     • (16,000 , \text{tons} \times \frac{2,000 , \text{lbs}}{\text{ton}} \times \frac{1 , \text{barrel}}{55 , \text{gallons}} \times 208 , \text{gallons} = \text{cubic space})

Keep in mind that specific regulations and safety distances may vary based on your location and the type of storage facility. Always consult local authorities to ensure compliance with storage guidelines.

The answer is 16,000 tons  We’ve found the make and model of the truck used:

The same story is true for Oklahoma City.

Jewish Junta Storing 100,000 Tons of Ammonium Nitrate Fertilizer in Haifa Warehouse – Will It Pop Like a Nuke?