A lot of the Qooky folks are claiming that AT&T had a datacenter near the blast. This datacenter was either being used to audit the 2020 election votes that Dominion processed, or would be used to monitor the GA runoff.
It's very weird that some eerie "evacuation" message was broadcasted prior to the blast. And the magnitude of the blast would suggest something much larger than a car bomb.
A lot of the Qooky folks are claiming that AT&T had a datacenter near the blast. This datacenter was either being used to audit the 2020 election votes that Dominion processed, or would be used to monitor the GA runoff.
It's very weird that some eerie "evacuation" message was broadcasted prior to the blast. And the magnitude of the blast would suggest something much larger than a car bomb.
Lol "Qooky"
Thanks, I'm keeping that one for future use. This entire event is suspicious though. Like, why a car bomb for a phone store if not to injure and kill people? Why broadcast a message to evacuate?(if that has been confirmed idk)
Reminds me of IRA bombings where they wanted to damage infrastructure and not the citizens.
Lol "Qooky"
Thanks, I'm keeping that one for future use. This entire event is suspicious though. Like, why a car bomb for a phone store if not to injure and kill people? Why broadcast a message to evacuate?(if that has been confirmed idk)
Reminds me of IRA bombings where they wanted to damage infrastructure and not the citizens.
It was a bomb inside an rv
It was a bomb inside an rv
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