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It is still early days, but the numbers in the media already read like a Crowley slot machine.
Is it real, or is it the Earth Quake Machine ™? Let’s check my app.
Aircraft carriers are quite safe in case of an earthquake; this video is exactly 33.33 long; and Altiero Spinelli and Giuseppe Garibaldi are interesting characters.
GUTTED ? The BBC make a nice before and after presentation including classic clock tower still standing shot.
Mmmm dunno. It looks like other psyOp demolitions have and I can imagine it being doable in one of those semi isolated villages. I know naaathing though, I’ve barely looked at it.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-37176601
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Flash news, crappy resolution.
@ 0.44 “earthquake hit at 3.30 in the morning”
@ 1.08 Doesn’t really look like earthquake damage.How long does it take for 10 Italians to change a light bulb?
Exactly 1:00:11
Look at the sense of urgency.
Or here?
Why Italy’s banking crisis will shake the eurozone to its core
Number 84 on the Crowley slot machine.
20:33 (GMT+4) At least 84 people were killed in a powerful 6.2 magnitude earthquake that hit central Italy, and the death toll is expected to rise, local media report. Several cities and towns have been severely damaged or reduced to rubble, officials said.
including classic clock tower still standing shot
The clock on the 13-century tower in Amatrice, Italy, poignantly stopped just after Wednesday’s earthquake struck at 3.36am.
On a little side note, thinking of purple, any chance you are gonna hop over and visit Paisley Park, Tom? Open the Vault, maybe?
The obligatory “I survived the other one” victim.
The Earth Quake Machine ™ works very selectively.
Still standing: This red brick building is one of the only remaining structures in the historical part of the town of Amatrice
Side by side: The historical center of the town of Amatrice was completely wiped out but the newer part of town appears to remain standing
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