Ah, see, the compassionate bomber, save as many lives as possible and just destroy the brick and mortar. I haven't made up my mind yet, could be Russians or a domestic terrorist. The Muslims are not allowed into the country anymore, so it can't be them.
I don't know what the bomber is hoping to achieve. They have a long way to go to match the death toll of Trump.
Any robberies in the area? Banks, jewelry store. An explosion would act as a distraction from other crimes. "Too Tall Bandit" (click here) is still on the lose and has been robbing backs from NC to Tennessee.
He seems to be in North Carolina this year, though.
November 06, 2020, First Bank, 2 Market St, Brevard, NC
November 27, 2020, United Community Bank, 50 United Bank Dr, Etowah, NC
It may be a religious attack of some kind. Look, people want to start a civil war in the USA. This is probably an attempt at that. Who were the gunmen? What was the license plate on the van?
I think it was staged as an attack by leftists against the right. The right stereotypically are country music fans. An attack on “Church” St. on Christmas.
I really think there is a possibility it is the Russians. It is to “thematic” to ignore. Nashville isn’t usually connected to this kind of issue.
I think it was staged to make people angry with each other. Like a spark to a larger fire. There were some odd characters involved in the violence around the country when the protests were occurring, too.
Any other day besides Christmas there would be a lot of people in that area unless they were on lock down for the virus.
This was staged. Some one or ones are trying to get an effect from it. It was to make the right more and more violent. It was as much an attack on culture as it was on brick and mortar.
I would expect to find inflammatory propaganda connected to it on the social media sites. There maybe a thread between that propaganda and the event.
December 25, 2020
By Yihyun Jeong, Brinley Hineman, and Joshua Bote
Damage near the scene of the explosion on Friday, in a photo from the Nashville Fire Department.
Nashville - The FBI was leading an investigation Friday (click here) into an explosion that erupted in downtown early Christmas morning, an incident that rattled residents for miles and is being called "intentional" by authorities.
Police were responding to reports of shots fired near Second Avenue and Commerce Street before 6 a.m. when they saw a suspicious RV outside a nearby AT&T building.
Officers alerted the department's bomb squad, which was en route, when a "significant explosion" happened about 30 minutes later, Metro police spokesperson Don Aaron said. The force of the explosion knocked an officer to the ground.
Betsy Williams, the owner of The Melting Pot, a restaurant across the street from the explosion, told The Tennessean that guests reported the RV was stationed there since Thursday night....