American Nationalist u can check CNN's twitter at 13/8/15 16:27. CNN Said：'Correction: CNN correspondent interrupted in a live report by upset friends and relatives of victims killed and injured in the China blasts' I think in US, reporter should ask those victims or their family to see if they are agree this report or not. if the reporter didn't ask anything before the report, i think US people should be able to have the right to stop them.
Just imaging your relatives just died/injured in hospital and a western guy shows up with a selfie stick and his phone talking about there must be a massive injure and the dead number still on the raise.
Annie C that actually happens all the time in most countries. its called journalism. those people are called journalists and they report on what happened, they go out to the place of the incident ask questions take pictures and then write or make a video report about it. this concept of press freedom is completely alien to most Chinese who expect journalists to sit around and wait for an email telling them exactly what to write
s jasper You seem to be in favour of limiting free speech and the media. What a funny way in which you use the US as an example so try to get people to agree with your position! Battleballs, who has already replied to you, is 100% correct on every count.
holdmybeer Wellwell.. - (about the *intresting* scenes in THIS video comp.) - ..I think THAT: *'ONLY'* 70pros mediapeoples in pejing:) SHOULD 'put - in' .. BACK to (proper *WRITING)* SCHOOL!! - to learn (at *least* ) the *minimum* BASICS - *about* the (accidentsTRUE..) LIFE. ..Right - *or* 'name *ONEnonFictious* pejing'Writer??
***** On one hand if you look at the shockwave (and its effects even 2km away from the origin) 50 sounds too few for a 15mill. city. On the other hand it was at night in an industrial area.
Arturo Layson Its a remote harbour, few people living there. Meanwhile, there are quite a few of them were reported missing which after 24 hrs there is little chance for them been still found alive. 50 might just been the identified body.
I love this channel...so so much. I used to live in China...these videos bring me back to those precious nonsensical times of unwarranted censorship, and totalitarian control. I miss those days...
Tiffany Zoe I was in Shanghai for 2 weeks. What tripped me out the most were the hundreds of empty dark apartments buildings and when I would go to the countryside to visit factories there were actually watchtowers around. Freaky stuff.
I'm interested in hearing your story! Tell me all the details (as in feel free to private message me your tails from living in Shanghai...I always wanted to live there. I lived in Tianjin...actually...probably within blast radius of that whole explosion thing.)
Yeah once you leave Shanghai you run into many Big empty cities. Easy to find on youtube. They dont stand out during the day much but at night they look super strange. I didn't live there. I was touring different factories in search of a supplier. On a side note. When one of the factories we toured took us to lunch they parked in a huge underground bomb shelter. As you can imagine this is very strange to me coming from the US. Anyway, I asked him why them about the bombshelters and he said they were all over the city. He said they were there because the world is jealous of China.
check out the lastest thunderf00t video. he gets a good estimate of the actual energy output of the blast from the actual video of the blast. apparently it was closer to 300 tons of tnt rather than the 21 tons of tnt reported by cctv
Hey Chris, long time listener, first time caller, have you ever been threatened or otherwise coerced by any sort of Chinese officials for your criticism of the communist party in China?
CCP tried to buy the new York times do I wouldn't be surprised if they tried to do anything fishy to this channel. Also check out the 50 cent brigade they get paid by CCP to talk crap on the us and say positive biased lies about the CCP
As a chinese, its sad to say that the government is just acting way too much at times. About a month ago there was another explosion in the Port of Rizhou but it wasn't equally devastating but still peoples lives where lost. The stunning fact is that in both cases, there where more "Security" then rescue personals or medical teams at these sites hampering rescue efforts, also making ordinary citizens trying to help others difficult. RIP to all those lost their lives in both tragedy and may those greedy corporation bastards who value money over peoples lives be apprehended.
The second explosion's shockwave is peculiar. Looked similar to a fuel air bomb using a warehouse as the container. Just a guess, but I did hear a report that one of critical patients that was firefighter had blackened skin. Just a hypothesis.
aadv123 They are suppose to report outbreaks of disease to WHO, but you know... I don't think it was sodium cyanide either though. South Korea would have had some reports by now.
My main issue is that they wasted time trying to control the story and if it had been something other than sodium cyanide (presumably transforming into hydrogen cyanide which is lighter than air [I do wonder if it will affect the ocean microbes in the upper atmosphere]) and was a heavier gas than air. It probably would have made landfall before the PRC was ready to report the situation. A situation for all involved, albeit a shorter situation for the people on the receiving end.
My heart goes out to the families and the people of Tianjin. This is a terrible thing to happen in ones home city. In a situation like this a free media is extremely vital to saving lives and peoples health. People of the city need fast and accurate information.
I'm sitting in my apartment less than 2km from the centre of the blast. After the first shock I went to my window saw the sky brighten to daylight then got hit by the shockwave of the 2nd blast. I never actually saw the explosion. As far as I know there have been a couple of press conferences telling everybody how there is little danger of atmospheric chemicals causing problems and how everything is under control (my Chinese partner just let loose an expletive when she read that last sentence). TEDA, which is the area where this happened(Tianjin Economic and Technological Development Area) is about 45km from Tianjin proper and is practically deserted because of the fear of secondary explosions. Judging by the activity at the hospital, far more than the quoted number of people have been injured or killed. I am getting most of my information from friends in NZ and the US. The local people have been awesome about giving free rides to people to other hospitals and hotels have given free beds to people.
There is a time for political point scoring, and this is not it. Your timing is distasteful. It would be like criticising US foreign policy immediately after 9/11.
Shanghai Noon Dude, I know you're a 50 cent-er, but please try to put a little more thought into your replies. This one is a disappointment because you're usually so much better than this. The show is called CHINA UNCENSORED. That means they show you media the CCP doesn't want us to see, in this case a massive explosion which they're more focused on covering up than with helping the victims.
Yomiel Shields you don't know shit. Ask anyone on here on my Facebook page. They'll tell you straight. Media censorship in China is no great surprise. This video doesn't tell us anything new. Instead of describing the tragedy, he used it to criticise the CCP. It's a slap in the face to those who died and their grieving families.
And the CCP needs to be criticised, it's called responsible government. When people criticised the government after a disaster it bring out faults and area it can improve. You should look up hurricane Katrina and how the American responded, they criticised the hell out of the government. It's effect was government became more responsible for the people. CCP dosent give a shit about the people right now, all they give a shit about is not looking like a mass murder because their government is so corrupt, they let industrial accidents on a genocidal scale happen regularly.
MrRinoHunter we already know that there's no free press in China, we've known for years. This video only confirmed what we already know. It should have been dedicated to the victims. He did a very similar video on the ferry disaster.
I currently live in Tianjin and was in TEDA area. We saw a lot of things that night. including a dead man burning in a wheelchair, destroyed buildings and dismembered bodies. Numbers are much higher than what is being officially reported. we could confirm over 400 but have heard more than 600 and rumors of over a 1,000. Pray for Tanggu.
I thought this was going to be some worthless pessimistic "News report".. but I was pleasantly surprised. That cynicism was pretty damn spot-on.
9 лет назад
I commented a few hours after the accident. Now there are drone videos showing the two craters. Scenario 1 ) there was a fire 2 ) Firemen didn´t know about the substance using water which brought 700 tons of natrium cyanide to explode , see the smaller crater which in turn forced probably several thousand tons of fertilzers like ammonium nitrate to explode shaping a crater like after a nuclear explosion 100-200m in diameter which now has been filled by ground water and water from the community.
I never saw such an explosion like this in my entire life. And we've had some spectacular fires in the U.S. involving oil refineries and fireworks manufacturing plants.
Am I supposed to feel something about the random explosions injuring people I was not even aware of before hearing of the explosions, who will not have any impact on my own life? Because that seems like it's not the sane thing to do.
Maddi Holmes It's because Mhi'par here is looking at the fact that so many tragedies are so common that if we all cared everyone would be emotional unproductive shivering wrecks.
that is bad, but if it had happened in north korea, only a rumor of a "minor" accident would be known, and the US would think they tried a prototype atomic bomb that failed to explode correctly.
That's a huge ass explosion!! Judging from the cellphone clip, there's a 3 second delay from the light to the sound. Which mean it's about one kilometer away. A fireball that that big from one kilometer away is at least a few hundred meters high.
87you87tube This is what a fertilizer plat explosion smoke cloud looks like and there was a fertilizer plant there: www.humanevents.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/west_6.jpg
This video does provide a pretty objective glance on the incident in Tianjin. As far as I know, people in mainland also have their own concerns on the CCP. The gov only gives you the information that it wants you to see.
aadv123 all i ment it was a powerfull explosion tho i seriosly doubt those asians care about themselves even less then i do.... i feel bad for any good people that died
I don't know, those blasts look like they took up city blocks, not just a few buildings. Yes, I understand, they are cell phone vids taken by very frightened people, but still, they look huge. My best wishes go out to the people of Tianjin.
anyone else see the news a few hours after here in aus they showed a guy placing a backpack right at the centre of the blast zone and just walk away bet the chinese gov doesnt want people knowing that
I have a little experienced in explosions. the fire balls falling from the sky with the smaller sparkling flames. That's what a flaming grease gun looks like falling from the sky. there was some kind of thick substance that's similar to grease. never seen anything else burn like that.
HangOn2seconds Anon on 4chan's random board said that China would be in flames in 23 minutes, about 23 minutes before this happened. He instructed that no one look for them because they were about to erase everything, including their own life. It wasn't a careless smoker.
only a falun gong funded channel would scrutinize such a tragedy, this is in very poor taste. Shame on you Just like when the falun gong cheered when tens of thousands of chinese civilian died in the 2008 sichuan earthquakes.
I have got some information on this casualty, local reports here have advised only 4 of 120 firefighters and police officers have returned, and approximately 300 burnt bodies was seen lifted out from the scene according to some withness's weibo. Also increasing reports from local hospital with annoymus people dying from "unknown disease" with full patient details inculding date of birth. But as always, all that information online is now banned and will not inculde in the "official reports".
Well, if I was allowed I would speak. But I can not speak without hurting the feelings of the political correct people. So I can only say that there is more freedom in China than in the west.
DarkBioCloud if it was a nuke the whole area would have been incinerated. I've seen videos of what happens when a nuke goes off. the light front the explosion would have been bad enough to burn the retinas of anyone that was looking at it.
DarkBioCloud 20 tonne of TNT, about a 100m kill radius, Halifax explosion was a 2800 explosion killing everything within 600m, hiroshima's little boy was over 18000 tonnes, killing everything within 1 mile radius. this explosion was about 1/90 that of a nuke, modern nukes are all around 100 kilo-tonnes
chris: since you're the "expert on china", don't you think you ought to pronounce Beijing correctly? it's Bei as in "BAY", "JING" as in jingle bells, NOT Bei zzzhhhing.
"Apparently so are prayers"
LMAO
Joj0wild So are crosses.
Alias1983 So is reincarnation.
+Panzerführer Chavez so is beard
+Panzerführer Chavez so is beard
+Panzerführer Chavez so is beard
I kinda want to know how CNN reacted to their reporter being attacked.
American Nationalist u can check CNN's twitter at 13/8/15 16:27. CNN Said：'Correction: CNN correspondent interrupted in a live report by upset friends and relatives of victims killed and injured in the China blasts' I think in US, reporter should ask those victims or their family to see if they are agree this report or not. if the reporter didn't ask anything before the report, i think US people should be able to have the right to stop them.
They won't do shit
Just imaging your relatives just died/injured in hospital and a western guy shows up with a selfie stick and his phone talking about there must be a massive injure and the dead number still on the raise.
Annie C that actually happens all the time in most countries. its called journalism. those people are called journalists and they report on what happened, they go out to the place of the incident ask questions take pictures and then write or make a video report about it. this concept of press freedom is completely alien to most Chinese who expect journalists to sit around and wait for an email telling them exactly what to write
s jasper You seem to be in favour of limiting free speech and the media. What a funny way in which you use the US as an example so try to get people to agree with your position! Battleballs, who has already replied to you, is 100% correct on every count.
Love this channel. The sarcasm is hilarious.
holdmybeer Glad you like it!
holdmybeer yea I know. One of the easiest way to digest any news from China.
***** I was thinking of China's version of Michael Bay but in Real Life....
jace Maybe it's Bay making Transformers like he did in Hong Kong
holdmybeer Wellwell.. - (about the *intresting* scenes in THIS video comp.) - ..I think THAT: *'ONLY'* 70pros mediapeoples in pejing:) SHOULD 'put - in' .. BACK to (proper *WRITING)* SCHOOL!! - to learn (at *least* ) the *minimum* BASICS - *about* the (accidentsTRUE..) LIFE. ..Right - *or* 'name *ONEnonFictious* pejing'Writer??
Grab it Delete it!!. Grab the M249
Panzerkampfwagen VI Tiger Ausf. E Sd. Kfz. 181
Panzerkampfwagen VI Tiger Ausf. E Sd. Kfz. 181 The funny part is that it is live. :P
We should do that to whenever a chinese tourist try to film something bad in the US! >:(
+The King Of Waffles an eye for an eye makes the world blind. I would always try to be the better person. Any child can throw a fit the way they did.
Sum Ting Wong
MLG Roosevelt Wi Tu Lo
GAURAV NARWAL LOL oh you guys.
MLG Roosevelt Mi No No
Bang Ding Ow
😂😂😂
50? Just 50?
Arturo Layson There are rumors that it's in the hundreds. Official death tolls in China is a whole other topic...
***** On one hand if you look at the shockwave (and its effects even 2km away from the origin) 50 sounds too few for a 15mill. city. On the other hand it was at night in an industrial area.
Arturo Layson maybe 50000,or 500 000
Arturo Layson Its a remote harbour, few people living there. Meanwhile, there are quite a few of them were reported missing which after 24 hrs there is little chance for them been still found alive. 50 might just been the identified body.
大御神神熊Or they censored a few 000's
I love this channel...so so much. I used to live in China...these videos bring me back to those precious nonsensical times of unwarranted censorship, and totalitarian control. I miss those days...
Oh--and propaganda!!! How could I forget?!
Tiffany Zoe I was in Shanghai for 2 weeks. What tripped me out the most were the hundreds of empty dark apartments buildings and when I would go to the countryside to visit factories there were actually watchtowers around. Freaky stuff.
I'm interested in hearing your story! Tell me all the details (as in feel free to private message me your tails from living in Shanghai...I always wanted to live there. I lived in Tianjin...actually...probably within blast radius of that whole explosion thing.)
Empty dark apartments???
Yeah once you leave Shanghai you run into many Big empty cities. Easy to find on youtube. They dont stand out during the day much but at night they look super strange. I didn't live there. I was touring different factories in search of a supplier.
On a side note. When one of the factories we toured took us to lunch they parked in a huge underground bomb shelter. As you can imagine this is very strange to me coming from the US. Anyway, I asked him why them about the bombshelters and he said they were all over the city. He said they were there because the world is jealous of China.
Explosions? What Explosions?
Chris, I hope you continue to report this news, since I can only depend on you for the real facts coming out of China. Best wishes.
check out the lastest thunderf00t video. he gets a good estimate of the actual energy output of the blast from the actual video of the blast.
apparently it was closer to 300 tons of tnt rather than the 21 tons of tnt reported by cctv
Great show Chris!
stichfull Thanks!
***** Could you make a video about China's relations (or lack there of) with its neighbors?
The dislikes are also the grieving families, not Chinese officials. 😂
Hey Chris, long time listener, first time caller, have you ever been threatened or otherwise coerced by any sort of Chinese officials for your criticism of the communist party in China?
Jason Kong what's your profile picture?
Jason Kong Or use a VPN? My neighbors love this channel lol.
CCP tried to buy the new York times do I wouldn't be surprised if they tried to do anything fishy to this channel.
Also check out the 50 cent brigade they get paid by CCP to talk crap on the us and say positive biased lies about the CCP
Well, CNN said the reporter was interrupted by angry relatives……
As a chinese, its sad to say that the government is just acting way too much at times. About a month ago there was another explosion in the Port of Rizhou but it wasn't equally devastating but still peoples lives where lost. The stunning fact is that in both cases, there where more "Security" then rescue personals or medical teams at these sites hampering rescue efforts, also making ordinary citizens trying to help others difficult. RIP to all those lost their lives in both tragedy and may those greedy corporation bastards who value money over peoples lives be apprehended.
That footage! Holy shit!
Great video, I'm loving the content.
The second explosion's shockwave is peculiar. Looked similar to a fuel air bomb using a warehouse as the container. Just a guess, but I did hear a report that one of critical patients that was firefighter had blackened skin. Just a hypothesis.
aadv123 They are suppose to report outbreaks of disease to WHO, but you know... I don't think it was sodium cyanide either though. South Korea would have had some reports by now.
My main issue is that they wasted time trying to control the story and if it had been something other than sodium cyanide (presumably transforming into hydrogen cyanide which is lighter than air [I do wonder if it will affect the ocean microbes in the upper atmosphere]) and was a heavier gas than air. It probably would have made landfall before the PRC was ready to report the situation. A situation for all involved, albeit a shorter situation for the people on the receiving end.
My heart goes out to the families and the people of Tianjin. This is a terrible thing to happen in ones home city. In a situation like this a free media is extremely vital to saving lives and peoples health. People of the city need fast and accurate information.
There is a reason why I follow this channel, love the sarcasm! Well Done
Germany: almost no news coverage. Whether on TV or on news pages you really have to search directly for the topic.
I live in Tianjin, 30 kilometres far from the blast and the only way to know what's happening is from the international media.
The more videos by China Uncensored I watch about China, the crazier I seem to become from nonsense like this can actually exist in the world.
As he made a video of why Chinese people don't help people who have been assaulted in public places
Hello and welcome to China Uncensored I'm your host Agent Smith.
I'm sitting in my apartment less than 2km from the centre of the blast. After the first shock I went to my window saw the sky brighten to daylight then got hit by the shockwave of the 2nd blast. I never actually saw the explosion. As far as I know there have been a couple of press conferences telling everybody how there is little danger of atmospheric chemicals causing problems and how everything is under control (my Chinese partner just let loose an expletive when she read that last sentence). TEDA, which is the area where this happened(Tianjin Economic and Technological Development Area) is about 45km from Tianjin proper and is practically deserted because of the fear of secondary explosions. Judging by the activity at the hospital, far more than the quoted number of people have been injured or killed. I am getting most of my information from friends in NZ and the US.
The local people have been awesome about giving free rides to people to other hospitals and hotels have given free beds to people.
There is a time for political point scoring, and this is not it. Your timing is distasteful. It would be like criticising US foreign policy immediately after 9/11.
Everything but the Girl Fan 76 how did Chinese media react to 9/11? Google it.
Shanghai Noon Dude, I know you're a 50 cent-er, but please try to put a little more thought into your replies. This one is a disappointment because you're usually so much better than this. The show is called CHINA UNCENSORED. That means they show you media the CCP doesn't want us to see, in this case a massive explosion which they're more focused on covering up than with helping the victims.
Yomiel Shields you don't know shit. Ask anyone on here on my Facebook page. They'll tell you straight.
Media censorship in China is no great surprise. This video doesn't tell us anything new. Instead of describing the tragedy, he used it to criticise the CCP. It's a slap in the face to those who died and their grieving families.
And the CCP needs to be criticised, it's called responsible government. When people criticised the government after a disaster it bring out faults and area it can improve.
You should look up hurricane Katrina and how the American responded, they criticised the hell out of the government. It's effect was government became more responsible for the people.
CCP dosent give a shit about the people right now, all they give a shit about is not looking like a mass murder because their government is so corrupt, they let industrial accidents on a genocidal scale happen regularly.
MrRinoHunter we already know that there's no free press in China, we've known for years. This video only confirmed what we already know. It should have been dedicated to the victims.
He did a very similar video on the ferry disaster.
FInally, I've been waiting for this on your channel since I saw the pictures/videos on facebook.
I still want to know what exactly is that toxic chemical that exploded, because it looks 10 times deadlier than a paint factory explosion.
Love the show keep it up
ONE H I love it too. 我也需要自杀吗？
I currently live in Tianjin and was in TEDA area. We saw a lot of things that night. including a dead man burning in a wheelchair, destroyed buildings and dismembered bodies. Numbers are much higher than what is being officially reported. we could confirm over 400 but have heard more than 600 and rumors of over a 1,000. Pray for Tanggu.
They didn't blame US this time? I'm amazed.
I figured it was more than 17 but damn that was huge.
I thought this was going to be some worthless pessimistic "News report".. but I was pleasantly surprised. That cynicism was pretty damn spot-on.
I commented a few hours after the accident. Now there are drone videos showing the two craters. Scenario 1 ) there was a fire 2 ) Firemen didn´t know about the substance using water which brought 700 tons of natrium cyanide to explode , see the smaller crater which in turn forced probably several thousand tons of fertilzers like ammonium nitrate to explode shaping a crater like after a nuclear explosion 100-200m in diameter which now has been filled by ground water and water from the community.
I never saw such an explosion like this in my entire life. And we've had some spectacular fires in the U.S. involving oil refineries and fireworks manufacturing plants.
Am I supposed to feel something about the random explosions injuring people I was not even aware of before hearing of the explosions, who will not have any impact on my own life? Because that seems like it's not the sane thing to do.
Heard of empathy??
Maddi Holmes
It's because Mhi'par here is looking at the fact that so many tragedies are so common that if we all cared everyone would be emotional unproductive shivering wrecks.
That's just about the largest explosion I've ever seen, I doubt it only killed just 55 people.
that is bad, but if it had happened in north korea, only a rumor of a "minor" accident would be known, and the US would think they tried a prototype atomic bomb that failed to explode correctly.
can you also do a video about the devaluation of yuan. thanks.
Yuan is the currency, right? That sounds concerning.
That was definitely a chemical explosion. That would be a horrific way to go out. Hopefully they have enough sense to evacuate the city.
I'll bet the dislikes are Chinese censors
Woah I didn't release how big the explosions were! It was going above the skyscrapers
I was reading this book and this girl lived in Tianjin
Real question remains.. What is it that blew up? Gov. offices? Private business? Appartments?
Accident my ass!
Note to Chinese PLA:
DO NOT store your Potassium Superoxide with your Semptex, nor with your Liquid Hydrogen together in the same containers!
That's a huge ass explosion!! Judging from the cellphone clip, there's a 3 second delay from the light to the sound. Which mean it's about one kilometer away. A fireball that that big from one kilometer away is at least a few hundred meters high.
87you87tube This is what a fertilizer plat explosion smoke cloud looks like and there was a fertilizer plant there:
www.humanevents.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/west_6.jpg
In this day and age China trying to sensor the media is like trying to cover a hole in the Hoover Dam with just your hand
LOL! First time watching and it GREAT ! Congrats!
The body count is still updating... 50 is not cencorship.. its not final yet...
Let's play a game.
What will Brian Boitano do
If he was here right now?
This video does provide a pretty objective glance on the incident in Tianjin. As far as I know, people in mainland also have their own concerns on the CCP. The gov only gives you the information that it wants you to see.
I was waiting for you to cover this.By the way I live in tianjin.The very north of Tianjin though.
Anyone know the names, what they did, who they were irl of the victims that were killed by this devastating tragedy or a source much appreciated.
How about the explosion in the Province of Shandong last day?
I'd like to think that this was a resistance movement, but when it comes to the civilian casualties I can't be sure.
i thought the explosion was badass...
aadv123
all i ment it was a powerfull explosion tho i seriosly doubt those asians care about themselves even less then i do.... i feel bad for any good people that died
The more you age the less you look like an alien.
i saw the full cell phone video and it was 3 blasts not two, chris.
Chris i just love your sarcasm its amazing!!
channel about china: has nyc in the background
And this is why so many successful chinese want to migrate to other country, or you will die randomly like this.
Kind of slimy how people exploit this tragedy to promote their anti-Chinese sentiment. Then again, this YT channel appears dedicated to that.
I hope this was a MOAB weapon. Because looking at the explosion, it's an impact. Not a direct explosion, the force is directed.
They'll stop at nothing to make sure they don't look bad to the rest of the world...
You announce a live meet and greet. Giant explosions in Tianjin? Coincidence?
I actually have friends there, crazy. I was ecstatic when I found out they were okay, still waiting to hear from a few though.
I don't know, those blasts look like they took up city blocks, not just a few buildings. Yes, I understand, they are cell phone vids taken by very frightened people, but still, they look huge. My best wishes go out to the people of Tianjin.
I am disgusted by China's control on who and when gives the news.
10 years from now we will know the truth.
I would say (as Tianjin is a big city with 12 million people) that:
At least 2k-3k died
At least 20k-50k Injured
You go in to give blood, and you leave missing a kidney. ;-)
Poor citizens of Tianjin, this is quite a disaster :(
Soooo...you criticise China for censorship then bleep out swearing...
Hypocritical much???
Damn, I live in the direction this arrow is going!!
***** Hope you can hold your breath. Or hope those toxic clouds will fly too high for you to breath
anyone else see the news a few hours after here in aus they showed a guy placing a backpack right at the centre of the blast zone and just walk away bet the chinese gov doesnt want people knowing that
They are going to go for the "hot guys" again. That is those guys that got toasted.
looks like a nuke
I have a little experienced in explosions. the fire balls falling from the sky with the smaller sparkling flames. That's what a flaming grease gun looks like falling from the sky. there was some kind of thick substance that's similar to grease. never seen anything else burn like that.
***** There are a couple of companies making chemicals for plastics there.
super heated plastic would do it
(shaking his head).......sigh.........never ends
The people are dead and the worst-case scenario is still being fantasized.
R.I.P.
That was a double tap nuclear mini-bomb.
Were they using the same used needles for the blood drive that caused all the aids infections?
Ppl r so jealous of Chinese is all.
I know what happened & why, how do I email to u
No theories?
HangOn2seconds Careless smoking?
HangOn2seconds Anon on 4chan's random board said that China would be in flames in 23 minutes, about 23 minutes before this happened. He instructed that no one look for them because they were about to erase everything, including their own life. It wasn't a careless smoker.
HangOn2seconds
dilapidated/poorly constructed buildings,shit safety protocols,BLEVE or a perfect storm of elements.
+Sabrina Wolfgang (BinaAssault)
fgts.jp/b/thread/634290608/
probably fake though who knows...
i.4cdn.org/pol/1439517806103.jpg
Great videos, keep up the good work!!
Hey! Just two of your average, everyday city leveling explosions!
Human being creats a lot of right-angles like constructions of building, but their behavings are complicated as well as ridiculous.
only a falun gong funded channel would scrutinize such a tragedy, this is in very poor taste. Shame on you
Just like when the falun gong cheered when tens of thousands of chinese civilian died in the 2008 sichuan earthquakes.
well said bro!
fusiontv1 Name calling? Can you make your point on merit alone? Yeah, didn't think so lol.
I have got some information on this casualty, local reports here have advised only 4 of 120 firefighters and police officers have returned, and approximately 300 burnt bodies was seen lifted out from the scene according to some withness's weibo.
Also increasing reports from local hospital with annoymus people dying from "unknown disease" with full patient details inculding date of birth.
But as always, all that information online is now banned and will not inculde in the "official reports".
There are more than 50, at least several hundred people！
Well, if I was allowed I would speak. But I can not speak without hurting the feelings of the political correct people. So I can only say that there is more freedom in China than in the west.
I think they only found 50 bodies and the rest were obliterated from the blast what were they doing there ballistic test?
Business owned by officials from higher ups, that's why they are working so hard to block it.
New subscriber
kinda looks like a small nuclear explosion. Maybe it was a tactical nuke dropped from a stealth bomber.
DarkBioCloud if it was a nuke the whole area would have been incinerated. I've seen videos of what happens when a nuke goes off. the light front the explosion would have been bad enough to burn the retinas of anyone that was looking at it.
DarkBioCloud 20 tonne of TNT, about a 100m kill radius, Halifax explosion was a 2800 explosion killing everything within 600m, hiroshima's little boy was over 18000 tonnes, killing everything within 1 mile radius. this explosion was about 1/90 that of a nuke, modern nukes are all around 100 kilo-tonnes
DarkBioCloud A fertilizer plant explosion can do that. It happened in Texas.
www.humanevents.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/west_6.jpg
Wonder how many people actually died. The blast that radius I doubt people stayed over there during the blast even have a body.
chris: since you're the "expert on china", don't you think you ought to pronounce Beijing correctly? it's Bei as in "BAY", "JING" as in jingle bells, NOT Bei zzzhhhing.
I think it's another case of some guy trying to cut corners to save money
" the communist forces has successfully pushed Stannis back from Tianjin harbor and driven him back to the sea" XINHUA, peoples daily, CCTV