I really believe this was a statement more than a true act of terror. As to who did it, a chud seams most likely but this seems to have an amount of concern for their fellow humans that is extremely absent from that crowd. So I really don't know.
Maybe we'll get a manifesto? The whole thing is kinda weird, like I would get the statement if the bomb were on wall street or in front of a big corporate or political building, but I'm with you, I don't get this.
The far right hates big tech. If you wanted to attack AT&T without hurting anyone this seems like what you would do. They attackers may have overestimated the power of the bomb and wanted to blow the AT&T facility up completely.
I really believe this was a statement more than a true act of terror. As to who did it, a chud seams most likely but this seems to have an amount of concern for their fellow humans that is extremely absent from that crowd. So I really don't know.
I don't even get the statement. Just a reminder that car bombs exist?
Maybe we'll get a manifesto? The whole thing is kinda weird, like I would get the statement if the bomb were on wall street or in front of a big corporate or political building, but I'm with you, I don't get this.
It reminds me of something out of like a movie or comic.
Like bombs don't give warnings, except in fiction to build drama.
Whoever did this was imagining a really dramatic scene with the RV blaring the message and people running away.
It was in front of an AT&T building so some are saying it might be an anti 5G conspiracy theorist who did it
The far right hates big tech. If you wanted to attack AT&T without hurting anyone this seems like what you would do. They attackers may have overestimated the power of the bomb and wanted to blow the AT&T facility up completely.