On Boston – Under the Radar?

Couldn’t sleep, so I was doing the next dangerous thing: reading email and news.

After looking at a few still-photos of the Boston bombing, and comparing it with some video I did with muzzleloaders a few months ago, I find myself wondering if this was a crude black powder blast.

Not smokeless. Not substitute.

Black powder.

There’s lots of light-colored smoke and orange fire but not much energy when compared to modern military compounds.

On to motive:

It’s natural to wonder what kind of person would do such a thing.

There is, after all, a reason for everything; crazy people always have a reason for perpetrating evil deeds on innocent people.

I’m at a loss to comprehend what a single psychotic person would gain by the commission of such an act.

I -can- think of a few “under the radar” things that a government could stand to gain. I certainly hope I’m very wrong about that.

To Help You Identify Evil

As I’ve said before, it’s in places that, sadly, most people can’t even comprehend. From the blog feed, something I’d marked a few weeks ago then forgotten about (hey, I got busy and all FOUR of my readers are getting this content for free, so learn to cope) was a gem from Kevin’s The Smallest Minority.

Go read it.

Evil is wearing the mask of the compassionate authoritarian-type who only wants what’s best for you, it wants you to be safe and secure, and it will work to kill you so nobody else can.