Revisiting the May 6th Redditch fire. Was it another missile?
Tue 1:47 pm +00:00, 10 May 2022Not all fires are suspicious, but when you hear of ‘popping sounds’ like a gun or car backfiring – the Fire Service saying they can’t work out the cause of the fire –
you wonder if there is a connection to current events when large fires are becoming frequent across Britain – most with explosions, and no apparent cause.
The trucks going across to Ukraine with ‘humanitarian aid’ are no doubt easy to track by Russian intelligence. The drivers use their mobile phones to chat with home and tell their mates where they are.
There are many of these shipments going on, yet how do the drivers know what’s actually on board their trucks.
If these fires involve trucks or stores destined for Ukraine, Russia would do better to burn them before they leave than wait untill they’re in theatre.
The fire was reported on the BBC as follows. The report would not be inconsistent with a missile strike….early hours when no one is around as with the Manchester fire on Saturday.
There were a couple of fires in London which the Fire Service said they had no explanation for –
Al Jones told the BBC his “whole house shook and the dog started barking” shortly after the fire broke out.
He said: “Then I started hearing a popping sound, it sounded like a gun or a car backfiring.”
At least 50 firefighters are tackling a fire at a factory early this morning as residents said they felt their houses shake after hearing a “popping sound”.
Ten crews and specialist officers have been battling the blaze in Redditch, Worcestershire since 5.10am this morning.
Al Jones told the BBC his “whole house shook and the dog started barking” shortly after the fire broke out.
He said: “Then I started hearing a popping sound, it sounded like a gun or a car backfiring.”
He added that it had a very “plasticky” smell.
Photos of the scene show thick black smoke rising high into the air near houses as nearby residents have been told to keep their doors and windows closed.
One resident said he heard a ‘popping sound’
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The blaze was said by a witness to be based inside a factory unit. It is unclear what the cause of the fire is.
Factory workers who would have been working at nearby businesses have been told they cannot come to work today.
The fire started in a manufacturing business before spreading to other units involving oxygen and propane cylinders, BBC reports.
The fire has broken out at a factory
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Hereford and Worcester Fire Service: “Please keep doors and windows closed if you are within the smoke plume and stay away from the area if possible – Padgetts Lane is closed to traffic. More details as we have them.”
https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/breaking-redditch-fire-huge-plumes-26888501?int_source=nba
https://tapnewswire.com/2022/05/putin-pops-another-one-over/
