CNN bomb Envelope has unused stamps!!!

https://nypost.com/2018/10/24/bomb-sent-to-cnn-came-with-envelope-of-white-powder/ ^ | rfmadjr

[rfmadjr]

CNN bomb Envelope has unused stamps. Is the san inside job?

[Valpal1]

They could have been slipped into the mailstream by a postal employee at a regional sorting center. The lack of cancellation or insufficient postage would not have been noticed until it reached the delivering post office.

I also think that unless they were super careful they left partial prints and DNA on the packing tape over the printed and cut to fit addresses.

I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s a disgruntled Bernie supporting anarchist who targeted the people who screwed Bern in the primaries and framed Schultzie for it.

[SpaceBar]

Even a casual glance at the grainy images shows that something’s off. If I were Columbo, I’d be looking closely at the ‘first contact’ individuals, phone tipoffs etc. Modern urban life bristles with surveillance cameras, and electronic trails.

[P-Marlowe]

The post office would not have delivered that obviously fake bomb with only 6 stamps. That thing has to weigh at least a pound. That’s 16 ounces. That would have required 16 stamps. The flat rate for a package that size by snail mail is probably $10.

[Steve_Seattle]

"I’ve gotten envelopes and packages from the post office that haven’t been cancelled. Some slip by in sorting so this isn’t proof that it was hand delivered."

I don't think six regular stamps would be sufficient postage for even a small metal bomb. In my opinion, the stamps were just camouflage, and the package was planted at CNN, just as the Soros bomb was planted in his mailbox. This raises the question of whether the CNN mailbox is accessible to the general public, or if you need special access.

[MayflowerMadam]

All initiated and carried out by Deep State. When I first heard about this whole thing, it’s the only thing that made sense to me.

[Salvation]

Get out the popcorn.

[Jane Long]

Welcome to FR.

Is there a reason you changed the actual title, at link? Changing the title is a YUGE no-no, here.

Here is the actual title....

This is the pipe bomb sent to CNN

[Jane Long]

Look at the pic, at the link.....the package could not look more fake.

[Steve_Seattle]

"I was thinking that same thing the first time I saw the picture (even though Catherine Herridge on FOX News noted that the package had “excessive postage”)."

I like Catherine, but she's wrong. A small metal bomb would probably weigh at least a pound, and that would require more than double the postage it had. That package never entered the mail stream.

[MayflowerMadam]

Fox said the labels are not hand written, but printed on a printer. There was a discussion here a couple days ago about the embedded ID in the dots of printers. Should be helpful in finding where they’re printed.

[Mears]

The title is wrong.

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[MayflowerMadam]

This whole thing is ridiculous. Who do they think they’re fooling?

[a fool in paradise]

Just heard a woman on ABC news top of the hour radio news say that the common thread was that these people were all critics of Donald Trump except she neglected to mention that Donald Trump was also a target

[SaveFerris]

[Dang, late to the party and all the “Ives” comments are already taken.]

Currier Ives Matter.

[Responsibility2nd]

I reported this to the mods about 15 minutes ago.

I know they are awake. They just deleted a Hal Turner thread. But not this one.

There was a time when threads like this would be zotted in a heartbeat.

I guess the staff doesn’t care anymore.

[Bon mots]

False Flag

[Responsibility2nd]

Is there a reason you changed the actual title, at link? Changing the title is a YUGE no-no, here.

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Is it? See my post 95.

[blam]

I don’t trust the FBI anymore. S0...where do we get an honest report?

[Jane Long]

I wonder if POTUS will tweet out those facts. Would be delicious, if he did :-)

[Baynative]

Developed in the 80s and used since 2004
a Machine Identification Code (MIC), tracking dots or secret dots, is a digital watermark that laser printers and copiers leave on every single printed page, allowing to identify the device with which a document was printed and giving clues to the originator.