If an arachnologist told me a brown recluse bite would rot my thumb if left untreated, and my thumb was bitten by what I was thought to have been a brown recluse, I'd listen. The point being, that he had prior knowledge of fuel oil tanks, and knowing of what it would do if one exploded. How is that an opinion? If I take apart an xbox 360 controller (which I have) and tell someone that when you take the trigger button out of the frame, that the spring will pop up at you, is it an opinion? Invisible_Kid2
Yes.:| Ever hear of getting a second opinion for a diagnosis? An opinion based on knowledge and experience is still an opinion until evidence for that opinion is discovered, and guess what? There is no evidence that anything other than fuel tanks exploded. This man heard wrong. It's that simple. There were no bombs found, there were no traces of bombs found, there was nothing but fuel tanks. He diagnosed hemorrhoids when it was pink eye and he said it was a black widow when it was a mosquito and he said there would be springs in the controller when there wasn't.
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