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Yep, totally agree. I currently work in construction. Anytime there's "hot work", a fire extinguisher and some form of water suppression is within arms reach. This is far too suspicious.
Anytime even the possibility of fire exists at a construction site, workers are extensively trained, and fire suppression materials are everywhere. How on earth did the fire get so big so quickly?
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Unless they are negligent or incompetent. I live in an old building that caught fire last year because workers on the roofs did not follow these safety protocols.
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You would think so, but the fact it’s on fire raises the question. It’s either due to negligence or arson.
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Would not be the first time. Definitely something to consider seriously. We’ll see what they find.
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Shep Smith Fox news shuts down French elected official Philippe Karsenty.pic.twitter.com/qmuggZIZvO
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It's Trumps fault....cause Global Warming. See!
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Also, there was recently an arson attack on the second largest church in Paris.
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all just a coincidence?https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Le0EECkMJsk …
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Old dry wood burns incredibly fast.
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Mine burnt like dust.
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Century old timbers...
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Answer A: a long chain of people messed their jobs all the way up, and at no point did anyone point this out to them until it was already too late to save the building. Answer B: a terrorist who hates Christianity was given clearance.
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They’re always leaving power tool plugged in. Its always the construction workers responsible. Remember the Cutty Sark & the Glasgow School of Art set alight twice after workmen’s tools left plugged in.
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Like you said, gross negligence or arson.
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Probably because there was no water for fire crews because it was all being used to disperse yellow jacket protests.
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