The media can really say anything and be believed. People prefer not to know.
Tue 8:29 am +01:00, 19 Apr 2022An interesting little video Tap’. excellent.
Yes Ian.
RAF Fauld
Did you notice that it too is full of unlikely tales, as with the reporting of Welford.
‘Inexperienced staff’ – in Britain’s largest bomb store in 1944 – really? Mmmmmm.
‘a farm that completely disappeared leaving no trace’ – that’s convenient to the narrative, you might say.
‘a worker using a metal tool to work on a detonator’. The place was blown sky high. How would anyone know about the metal chisel being used?
As this event in 1944 was also covered in lies and still is covered in lies as in the video, it suggests the explosion had another cause as with Welford.
At Welford, you might look at the likelihood of Russian hypersonic Khinsal missile.
In 1944 at Fauld, a German bunker busting bomb. The British had them, Barnes Wallis and all. Why not Germany? The lie factory hasn’t changed, and the degree of gullibility of the public, only the enhancement in the technology of the weaponry! The ‘fireworks factory’ narrative is a lie. The location of the explosion was moved four miles into Newbury. The lies are so flippin’ obvious.
Yet not even alternative media is looking at it. Very strange. People still don’t get it that Britain is at war not only in Ukraine but also in Syria, Yemen, Libya, and Iraq. It’s as if our safety bubble would be punctured if anything military happened on our soil.
Well it just did last Saturday massively, but no one wants to know.
Firefighters were called to the Westbrook area near RAF Welford in Newbury on Saturday to an incident they said could be caused by fireworks

The M4 was closed in both directions on Saturday as firefighters battled a building fire blaze believed to involve fireworks.
Emergency services were called to the Westbrook area near RAF Welford in Newbury to an incident they said could be caused by pyrotechnics.
Explosions were heard by passersby, who filmed huge plumes of smoke rising above the site.
No injuries had been reported by Saturday evening. (TAP i.e. no reporting, not that there weren’t any injuries. Do I detect a D Notice?))
The motorway was reopened at approximately 5.30pm.
Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service said: “At 1.41pm on Saturday, 16 April, we received reports of a fire at an industrial building in Westbrook, Newbury.
TAP – cleverly picked name to sound similar to Welford, but there’s no fireworks factory there, or anywhere else in Newbury.
“Two Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service (RBFRS) crews from Newbury, one crew from Theale and two Officers have currently been sent to the scene, together with crews from Dorset and Wiltshire Fire and Rescue Service.
“Firefighters have found a fire involving possible pyrotechnics and fireworks. Cordons are in place, but people are urged to stay away from the area while emergency services deal with this fire.”
Fire closes M4: Explosions heard as huge blaze breaks out in Berkshire (telegraph.co.uk)
Debris landing on the M4 – two miles from the fire. Some fireworks!!!
In video woman interviewed in Boxford, said she decided to clear off due to a black cloud of smoke heading her way. Boxford south of the M4 maybe 3 miles from the explosion. There would definitely not be an industrial unit at that address, and would they allow fireworks even if there was. This is an MOD cover story for an explosion at the base, my opinion a Russian Mach 7 Khinsal missile the most likely cause, able to penetrate any bunker.






This was sent in a comment in another thread as if to explain Welford.
https://youtu.be/Vcx7_1yphJI