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Why The Nashville Bomber is a Domestic Terrorist
As 2020 comes to a sobering end, it’s blatantly clear that the toxically high levels of hysteria, hopelessness and paranoia, festering from the hostile climate, hosted by the ravages of COVID-19, and the Murderer-in-Chief who greatly assisted in exacerbating the direness of a national tragedy, will be readily carried over to 2021.
Continuing with the grim trend of what was supposed to be a reasonably optimistic start to a brand new decade, Christmas Day 2020 was a memorable one for all the wrong reasons.
A 63-year-old, white male, Anthony Warner, made the decision to greet the early morning of Christ’s birth with an explosive device that shattered parts of downtown Nashville.
The parked RV, right outside the AT&T building, at some point before detonation, briefly played the popular sixties hit “Downtown” by Petula Clark, which was accompanied by a voice recording, warning folks in the vicinity to prepare for the countdown to what happened next.
Police officers in the area were alerted by a 911 call about gun shots fired in the area, and it was their quick action and lifesaving instincts that kicked in just time to evacuate the danger zone and prevent the senseless loss of lives.
Three victims were transported to a nearby hospital with non-threatening injuries…
