Fordow Bunker-Buster Photo--PHOTOSHOP!

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Posted by: janet | Jun 23 2025 22:32 utc | 370 "The six "possible bomb entry points" are a physical impossibility. The morons who photoshopped these have no knowledge of physics/mechanics at all."

Could you be more specific as to why it is physical impossibility and what physics/mechanics is being missed in these claims?

Posted by: ed4

Solids are (essentially) incompressible.

Some "solids" incorporating small air gaps are somewhat compressible.

Because of this a solid cannot move through another solid without the second being pulverized and moved out of the way.

The 6 "holes" are totally inconsistent with this.

How did the material in front of the bunker buster move past it to enable its passage?

In the real world the material in front of the bunker buster is pulverized and forced past it, i.e. upwards, by the bunker buster's progress.

In order to escape the pressure this material blows a conical shaped section from the tip of the missile up to ground level.

If the pressure of this material cannot be released in this way, then material in front of the bunker buster remains in place and the bunker buster is stopped in its tracks (due to the incompressible nature of solids).

Now the radius of the conical shaped section is very wide and nothing at all like the narrow "holes" shown in the photographs.

This proves that the photos are simply photo-shopped images.

The fact that the "holes" are in two tightly grouped clusters of three also shows the images are faked.

In the real world the penetration of the second bunker buster, so close to the first, would crush and remove any visible evidence of the first.

And, of course, the third, being so close to the first and second, would crush and remove any visible evidence of the first and the second.

In the imaginary world of the liars the material in front of the bunker buster disappears and is magically placed behind the bunker buster, by G_d or something. Since the liars believe the public has no clue about physics/mechanics, they regularly dish up such fairy tales.

Posted by: janet | Jun 24 2025 10:48 utc | 28

ICE Has Approximately 120 Detention Facilities Up and Running, Right Now

[ICE currently runs approximately  120 active detention facilities in the United States, listed on their website... Detention Facilities. ]

The nation’s largest ICE detention center in South Georgia has plans to expand. Now it’s on hold, amid protests: reports

Folkston ICE Processing Center sits next to shuttered D. Ray James Correctional Facility in Folkston, Georgia. (Google Maps)

 

FOLKSTON, Ga. – A controversial plan to expand the capacity of the Folkston ICE Processing Center in Charlton County has been put on hold as some immigrant rights advocates call for it to be shut down.

According to The Washington Post, the federal government has paused a plan to issue a $47 million contract to expand the center while the contract is reviewed by the U.S. DOGE Service. The Post said the contract was flagged for review under a federal policy that requires all Department of Homeland Security contracts worth more than $20 million to be reviewed by DOGE.

 

Immigrant advocates protested outside the Atlanta ICE Field Office on Thursday.

“People should be able to go back to their communities to continue a process without being detained without being incarcerated without the need of you know having to you know go through all this process where their human dignity, their human rights are uh at risk,” Amilcar Valencia, Executive Director of El Refugio, told CNN. ”We are here demanding that the county that the, you know, the administration stops any efforts to expand the Folkston detention center, because again this is going to affect not only the community in South Georgia but the whole community throughout the state of Georgia and the Carolinas as well."

11 Alive reported that Thursday’s rally came in anticipation of a vote by the Charlton County Board of Commissioners to approve a contract modification with ICE that would greenlight the expansion. But that vote, originally set for Thursday evening, has been postponed. A new date has not been set.

The new detention contract would have created the largest immigrant detention center in the country and a potential hub for housing immigrants arrested throughout the southeast.

 

The Post reported it would have combined Folkston, an active ICE detention center that can hold up to 1,100 detainees, with D. Ray James, an idle former prison located on an adjacent property that can hold around 1,870 detainees, according to an agenda item posted on the county’s website.

Activists talked about years of complaints about conditions inside Georgia’s immigration detention centers.

“They are reporting overcrowded conditions at this facility. People are sleeping on the floor. People don’t have access to proper medical attention when they get sick,” Valencia said.

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