"fαℓѕє fℓαg" was one of the first things that crossed my mind.

Why would they have a broadcast telling people to run away from their own bomb?

If Biden takes office on January 20th there will be many more fαℓѕє fℓαgs so the government will justify in
seizing all weapons from the American People. And the government will turn over all sized weapons to Antifa
and BLM to do their dirty work. The media will deny the charge and will call it a conspiracy theory.

In looking at the video, the reporter is to well rehearsed for an event that just happened.  These crime
scenes needs to be investigated and that takes time. 

We live a few cities away from Nashville.
911 Emergency is down and so is ATT communications, internet and cell service for millions of people in multiple counties and areas well beyond Nashville, including ours. We have no 911. Several family members of mine their ATT cells won’t connect. And some have no internet.
The explosion was large, but it was within a one block radius in the downtown area, and it happened in the middle of the street, not inside the ATT building. So definitely not enough to affect communications for counties so far from the area of damage.
For example, when the tornados hit Nashville earlier this year, and just before covid, the damage from the tornados was so extensive that they literally took out several power stations and left people without power or cell service for weeks. But only Nashvillians, and the other specific cities hit nearby were affected by these widespread outages. We were not.
I think this is a cover for some large scale communications shut down.
Several family members of mine can’t contact each other and haven’t been able to all day. Plus, not having 911 for emergencies either. We’re just too far away it doesn’t make sense.

And wouldn’t surveillance cameras show who drove the rv?

And Nashville full of liberals. 

https://www.theepochtimes.com/was-nashville-blast-the-new-fort-sumter_3632783.html?utm_source=morningbrief&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=mb-2020-12-26

Not sure how crazy I am about the Epoch Times --- I really don't care for journalism that is beholden to some organization, even if it is one that resists the godless Red Chinese such as Falun Gong --- but I took out an online subscription, $1 for first 4 months, and they gave me a $10 Amazon gift card (which I used to buy a book for my son), and I get several of their briefings every day.  Good paper, very well-done, professional product.

And it probably doesn't mean anything, but I tried to access the WSMV local TV news last night on NewsOn, and there were "technical difficulties".  The other Nashville station on NewsOn is Fox 17, and they didn't have updated newscasts.  Just as well, there probably wasn't anything on Nashville local news (which reaches large portions of Tennessee and neighboring Kentucky) that doesn't reflect the party line in the first place.  Just seemed a little odd.  Might have had to do with the massive ATT outages in that area, affecting internet services in that area.

I have relatives in the Nashville area and I'd just want to know they were safe.  We're not in contact anymore, it's been 30-35 years, and I wouldn't even know how to get in touch with them.

We live a few cities away from Nashville.
911 Emergency is down and so is ATT communications, internet and cell service for millions of people in multiple counties and areas well beyond Nashville, including ours. We have no 911. Several family members of mine their ATT cells won’t connect. And some have no internet.
The explosion was large, but it was within a one block radius in the downtown area, and it happened in the middle of the street, not inside the ATT building. So definitely not enough to affect communications for counties so far from the area of damage.
For example, when the tornados hit Nashville earlier this year, and just before covid, the damage from the tornados was so extensive that they literally took out several power stations and left people without power or cell service for weeks. But only Nashvillians, and the other specific cities hit nearby were affected by these widespread outages. We were not.
I think this is a cover for some large scale communications shut down.
Several family members of mine can’t contact each other and haven’t been able to all day. Plus, not having 911 for emergencies either. We’re just too far away it doesn’t make sense.

Great point. I tried to call friends in Tennessee and could not get through -- even to their cell phone. Weird.