From Nashville
Gun fight (w/police?) 6:00-6:15am
Police evacuating buildings 6:15-6:30am
Bomb squad--not enough time
Detonated at precisely 6:30am
Felt by people over 10 miles away

What was real target?
RV stopped on 2nd avenue
(near TN Capitol building and Metro courthouse).

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In the fog (__ ___) it is difficult to see clearly. Even after investigation, much will be kept from the public. Eye witnesses indicate a sequence that others immediately dismiss. Such is to be expected in a DIS-information age. We have a "small scale" event, nothing more (yet?).
And while we "look here", what is happening "over there"?
Does Metro Nashville have loudspeakers in the downtown area? (volume up)
https://t.co/rm90jfL9MN
Where is the video of the suspect vehicle when it was originally being parked and the suspects who left it there?
(FYI: Epstein didn't kill himself)
https://t.co/eAEsISRi2g
https://t.co/l2A6nQtuLk
https://t.co/ZrGcsW6nl6
Near an AT&T center?
https://t.co/KvKI6KidlO
I wonder what the "official" narrative will be 2 weeks from now?
https://t.co/LcSb7NmUEg
https://t.co/Vzb09FDXcL
https://t.co/6L1i1BA7S7
https://t.co/5niVvY4oRt
https://t.co/bzSC0tSkhT
Thanks @ToplessVegas for this.
https://t.co/DcIFoVdvIr
Revised narrative being constructed?
https://t.co/gWKMSlN5DJ
https://t.co/we0pMRip4i
I am sure this is coincidental and unrelated.
https://t.co/vwHbVHqxfx
From the boards. Make of it what you will. Included without any form of endorsement.
https://t.co/LSHybqJkKh
Also from the boards, presented without endorsement... for your entertainment purposes only.
I remember reading this not long ago...
https://t.co/hgqbOQD07P
Thanks for @KohanimKnew for this.
https://t.co/qc1sFklaKo
https://t.co/yCHvn4P4p0
A theory from the boards, again presented without endorsement for entertainment purposes only.
Now, it all makes sense!
If you are not following @CodeMonkeyZ, you should be!
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This has been known since the beginning of this plannedemic, just unreported by media.


For those wondering, it is right on the NIH

More sauce from

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Their posts included here as a thread...

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