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Author Topic: 10 Catholic Families Remain missing in Surfside Condo collapse  (Read 5109 times)

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Re: 10 Catholic Families Remain missing in Surfside Condo collapse
« Reply #25 on: June 28, 2021, 09:07:21 PM »
Why would the guy tweet the location to be blown out, to those who would take the tweet down and blow the place out? "Purported tweet" isn't enough in my eyes.
It is just chaff. If someone has docuмentation to protect himself he hides it, he has it in various locations, he does not reveal where it is to every idiot on the internet. Besides, McAfee must be very rich, no rich man lives in that building. That is why it was not kept up by the owners of the individual units, it is they that pay for the maintenance and repairs. The building was full of retirees with limited incomes. Owners like that are notorious for holding back on repairs. Just compare the condition of the roof of the building before it collapsed and all the buildings around. The buildings roof is green black, while the others are all clean and white. The roof was way past it's lifespan. (P.S.- the building would not collapse from a bad roof, the roof is concrete and rebar)

Re: 10 Catholic Families Remain missing in Surfside Condo collapse
« Reply #26 on: June 28, 2021, 09:15:35 PM »
Who said he lived there? He certainly could own it.


Re: 10 Catholic Families Remain missing in Surfside Condo collapse
« Reply #27 on: June 28, 2021, 09:18:26 PM »
To me Occam's razor just means that everything is staged and manipulated. That is the easiest and most probable explanation for everything today.
I agree that very many news stories are completely staged. On the other hand, the plandemic shows that they need very, very few people who are knowing about the whole staged play, this time arranged around the world, believed by half of the world's population.

On the other hand, there are criminals of all sorts and classes.

There are hundreds of thousands of people doing all kinds of bitcoin-deals. Any simple criminal can use the situation and easily detonate a building and spread some purported McAfee tweet, to cover tracks.

And then: In "shithole" countries, buildings collaps every once in a while. Europe and the U.S. have been on their "shithole"-way for quite a while.

Re: 10 Catholic Families Remain missing in Surfside Condo collapse
« Reply #28 on: June 28, 2021, 10:00:09 PM »
I live in Miami-Dade, close to where this happened, and it wasn't sabotaged. Florida is sinking because the soft sediments underlie the state are compacting. The islands built up from coral and sand underlain by the marls and limes of the region means the area is sinking, and adding a building on top of it only makes it sink more. Florida was under the ocean when the sea level was higher, well before the Ice Ages. That was about 50-15K years ago but was exposed during the Ice Age. That's when the state was created. The water level has increased since the middle of the last Ice Age, and erosion of the state began the minute it was exposed above the ocean. No one is going to "fix" that. No one will stop the next warm-cold cycle and the future Ice Age that will expose the state more if it doesn't get drowned in the meantime.
 
Combine all of the above with corrupt politicians being bribed to get building permits through even with third-world construction, and you see the results.
 
Btw, the neo-SSPX priory in Florida had nothing to say about the collapse. No call for prayers for the dead or missing, nothing.  Their bulletin was loaded with all sorts of fundraising initiatives.  Even the Novus Ordo sect had a priest in the area counseling the families.  I would say this particular area is primarily Jєωιѕн, but Miami-Dade County has a vast Catholic population, the largest in the state.
 

Re: 10 Catholic Families Remain missing in Surfside Condo collapse
« Reply #29 on: June 28, 2021, 10:14:22 PM »
Was it a controlled demolition?
Without getting into the "whodunnit" and the cui bono factors, that was the first thing I thought of.