[grobdriver]

But I have my doubts that they’ll announce they found them if they do. They might deem such an announcement would be too disruptive.

Well that's a sad comment on the state of affairs.

[hanamizu]

Well that’s a sad comment on the state of affairs.

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I agree. If they find proof that it was arson, and they are able to arrest the arsonist, then any backlash, I think, would be limited. But if they find the proof, but can’t/don’t arrest the guilty party, then lots of innocent people could be hurt/killed and that would be, in my opinion, a good reason to keep quiet about it until a suspect can be named.

But I don’t buy the ‘short-circuit’ story or ‘computer glitch’ story at all—at least not yet. I don’t think investigators have been allowed to look at where the fire began. Everyone knows what everyone’s thinking. Putting out lame stories to try and get people to change their minds only encourages them to think that a coverup is in the works.

I myself, do not buy into the ‘cheese-eating surrender monkies view of the French’. They (at least French individuals) have shown a lot of back bone in dealing with terrorism. Give them time to sort this out. They may get it right.