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The experts also say that the full effect of these explosions weren't realized that the

older grown parrots didn't go off. That's not happening in the explosion.

If that's going to be a bomb, we see that a bomb goes off.

So they're saying the whole paradigm burned. The bombs didn't blow up as big as they would have blown up,

so they didn't destroy as much areas as they would have blown up. But they still raised on a

shrapnel, which is why you have that many injuries for people.

So, yeah, there was an analysis of the bomb scene. One guy was on the news and he was saying,

see all that white stuff there? That's all the monium nitrate, which was one of the

reagents used in 9-11 as well. And that the bomb could have done a lot more damage if all

that had been ignited. Now I'm looking at that coin. You're an expert in bombs and you can't realize

that that's the fucking glass from the window that's been blown up, put it onto the floor.

I'm going to put that clip up online because it's one of the most ridiculous clips.

But his name is Mr. Barry and he was apparently an explorer at Squirt.

And he started dropping in 9-11 references and monium nitrate. It was a complete misrepresentation

of what the picture was. At the time, people were like, bombs. And he's like, yeah, bombs,

bombs, 9-11, bombs. And he was like, yeah, thanks, thanks, Mr. Barry. That's his expert.

Your first time in my last is Mr. Barry.

Mr. Barry. Sorry.

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