Truck bomb discovered in the course of Philly riots
Against a backdrop of Antifa/Black Lives Matter rioting in Philadelphia, police found what looks like a truck bomb, an abandoned truck left in the middle of the street loaded with explosives, which, if they had gone off, could have been disastrous.
PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) — An investigation is underway in Philadelphia after police find explosives and other suspicious cargo inside a van at Logan Circle on Wednesday night.
Action News has learned that police recovered propane tanks, torches and possible dynamite sticks from the van.
The bomb squad is investigating. There is no immediate word on who owns the van or if anyone has been arrested.
The discovery comes as the city remains on heightened alert following nights of unrest stemming from the police killing of Walter Wallace Jr.
If it is what it looks like, it signals that the domestic terrorists' war on America is going to a newer and much more dangerous level. A working analysis suggests that up until now, they've contented themselves with burning and looting shops, creating big fires, assaulting cops and the elderly, and terrorizing outdoor diners. It may be that the impact of that has worn off, and nobody's paying as much attention now. And with an election on, some Democratic pols suddenly are tut-tutting their looting and violence. So to stay scary and relevant, they're taking it to a sickening new Weather Underground–style level with truck bombs.
This is the kind of thing that went on in Medellín, Colombia in the 1980s and 1990s as drug lord Pablo Escobar (working with the Marxist M-19 urban guerrilla movement) sought to take over. He borrowed the idea (and training) from the Irish Republican Army to spread terror and empty the streets so that only drug lords would have freedom of movement. When I visited Medellín a few years ago, people would tell me they were terrified to walk down the street because any parked car could be a two-ton mega-bomb. Public art was a target, too — a huge bronze Botero statue depicting peace had a bomb planted in it and was torn to shreds. The aim was always to spread terror.
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This looks like an escalation by the Antifa fascist movement. President Trump was right to name them a domestic terrorist group. It is no coincidence that they and BLM show up whenever the police have to defend themselves from attacks by black criminals.
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