1. Do some research….. a fertilizer fuel device isnt that powerful….. yes it goes boom. 1995 wasn’t one of those. Still, IF a hopper door wasn’t “properly secured “ how could one door lose a whole car load…unless the car only had one.. makes ya go “hhhmmm”

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   1. They use AnFO in mining. It is powerful. And 30 tons is only half a hopper load.

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2. More likely to end up on a pot farm.

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   1. Or scattered down 3 miles of track…

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3. “I don’t have to tell you that progress towards justice often meets ferocious pushback from the oldest and most sinister of forces,”
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   Like avarice, greed, and the lust for power. You know, the traits that the Demoncrats demonstrate daily. Things like accusing your political rivals of being terrorists simply because they have a different path to making America great than you do. And, then weaponizing the legal system of the country against them.
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   Progress toward justice means different things to different people. Neither are 100% correct, neither are wrong.

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4. Ammonium Nitrate has a long history of explosive use. Discovered by Fritz Haber in 1908, who used iodine as a fixing agent, and mass produced with a method developed by Carl Bosch in 1913 it was found this wonderful fertilizer could be also a powerful explosive. Both men received Nobel Prizes for their work: Haber in 1918. Bosch in 1931.

   https://phys.org/news/2020-10-ammonium-nitrate-iodine-explosive-history.html

   THIS is what 30 tons of the stuff will do. The blast was heard in London and felt in Switzerland.

   https://www.warhistoryonline.com/world-war-i/gigantic-explosions-first-world-war.html

   1. If I’m reading that correctly, that was only 15 tons…

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