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2013-05-09 INFOWARS Nightly News Alex Jones PRISONPLANET TV
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Infowars Nightly News: Thursday (5-9-13) Cody Wilson
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3-D-printed gun available for download after firing first shots
The nonprofit group that created the world’s first 3-D-printed gun on Sunday proved that the weapon could be fired. In a YouTube video published by Defense Distributed, 3-D-printed gun creator Cody Wilson fires a single shot from “the Liberator,” which features interchangeable…
YouTube to launch first-ever Comedy Week
On May 19, YouTube is kicking off its first-ever Comedy Week, in which the channel will live-stream sketch comedy, stand-up and other performances by some of today’s leading comedians.The acts, per Hollywood Reporter: Vince Vaughn, Rainn Wilson, Sarah Silverman, Michael Cera, Seth Rogen, Tim and Eric, Ed Helms, Ken Jeong, Norm Macdonald, Craig Robinson, Rhett & Link, Beardyman, Eric Andre, Garfunkel and Oates, Grace Helbig, Hannibal Buress, Jeff Ross, Jenny Slate, Justin Willman, Jerrod Carmichael, Nathan Fielder, Pete Holmes, Reggie Watts, Ryan Higa, Tig Notaro and The Lonely Island are some of the top-tier comedy talent taking part. Other participants include Smosh, Nerdist, The Onion, College Humor, Epic Meal Time Funny or Die, Epic Meal Time, JASH, Epic Rap Battles of History, Above Average, Barely Political, FIDLAR, Fine Brothers, Improv Everywhere, KassemG, Three Loco and Tummy Talk.The event beings with with a pre-show at 4 pm ET and officially kicks off at 5 pm ET and ends on May 25.Continue Reading… … Read More
Unknown number killed, more than 100 injured in fertilizer plant explosion
WEST, Texas (AP) — A massive explosion at a fertilizer plant near Waco on Wednesday injured dozens of people and killed an unknown number of others, leaving the factory a smoldering ruin and leveling buildings for blocks in every direction.The explosion at West Fertilizer in downtown West, a community about 20 miles north of Waco, happened around 7 p.m. and could be heard as far away as Waxahachie, 45 miles to the north. It sent flames shooting high into the night sky and rained burning embers, shrapnel and debris down on shocked and frightened residents.A member of the city council, Al Vanek, said a four-block area around the explosion was “totally decimated.” Other witnesses compared the scene to that of the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing, and authorities said the plant made materials similar to that used to fuel the bomb that tore apart that city’s Murrah Federal Building.Although authorities said it will be some time before they know the full extent of the loss of life, Texas Department of Public Safety spokesman D.L. Wilson said just after midnight that an unknown number of people had died and more than 100 were injured.Continue Reading… … Read More
Plant explosion evokes haunting memories of Oklahoma, Iraq, 9/11
Over 160 people are reportedly in hospital, with an unknown number of fatalities, and surrounding homes and buildings leveled to the ground.”It’s like a nuclear bomb went off,” the mayor of the town of West, Tommy Muska told CNN. A local state trooper compared the annihilation in the West explosion to Iraq war scenes and the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing, describing the scene as an ‘unbelievable tragedy’.“I can tell you I was there, I walked through the blast area, I searched some houses earlier tonight. It was massive, just like Iraq, just like the Murrah building in Oklahoma City,” said local state trooper D.L. Wilson.Al Vanek, a city council member, reported a four block section near the explosion had been “totally decimated.”The scale of destruction has reminded eyewitnesses of other catastrophic explosions of similar magnitude, including the deadliest industrial disaster in US history, which occurred almost 66 years ago to the day. On April 16, 1947, a small fire aboard a French shipping vessel docked in the gulf port city of Texas City, Texas, triggered the detonation of 2,300 tons of ammonium nitrate, the same substance used in the Adair Grain West Fertilizer Plant. Five hundred and eighty-one people perished and thousands more were injured, and the industrial boomtown of about 15,000 was left in ruins, buildings flattered and poisonous gas left in a lingering haze. Friday will mark the 18th anniversary of the most destructive home-grown act of terrorism on US soil – the Oklahoma City bombing- which killed 168, including 19 children, and injured 680 people. Timothy McVeigh used pesticides and fertilizer – also the same type – to construct his home-made explosive devices. Adair Grain’s DBA West Fertilizer Company is an anhydrous ammonia facility that produces pesticides, situated 80 miles (130 km) south of Dallas and north of the capital city, Austin. The US Chemical Safety board, which investigates industrial chemical accidents, said on its website it has deployed a ‘large investigation team’ that will arrive today.“Right now we have a tremendous amount of injuries, probably over 100 injuries at this time,” D.L. Wilson told reporters at a press conference early Thursday morning. “We do have confirmed fatalities,” but would not release any specific figures, as the area was still being searched for bodies. Comparisons have been made to the explosions of September 11, 2001, when New York City’s two tallest skyscrapers came crashing down in rapid succession. The United States Geological Survey reported the explosion as a 2.1 seismic event on the Richter scale, a blast comparable to the Twin Towers destruction, which measured 2.1 and 2.3. Europe has also experienced many ammonium-related industrial blasts. Poor mixing of ammonium sulfate and fertilizer in a plant in Oppau, Germany, caused an explosion that claimed 450 lives and destroyed 700 houses in 1921. It is assumed that poor mixing caused the fertilizer-ammonium concentration level to miss its 50:50 target and an excess of ammonium nitrate amassed, causing the explosion. In 2001, 29 people were killed at a chemical plant in southwest France, which injured hundreds and damaged nearby schools, hospitals, and homes. … Read More





