The picture below, which shows police on site with a small fire under I-85 burning in the background. This image is from the main daily newspaper in Atlanta - the Atlanta Journal Constitution.
The nearest fire department, station number 4, is less than 1 mile away.
The fiber optic cable, which we are told is on fire in this picture, is an armoured version of standard fiber optic cable, which itself is fire rated. The small amount of cable which is said to have burned down the I-85 bridge is actually $100,000,000 dollars worth of cable - and it does not burn.
http://www.cables-solutions.com/ofnp-optical-fiber-nonconductive-plenum-cable.html
The idea that a crackhead with a shopping cart full of rubbish set fire to $100,000,000 in cable which does not burn, which itself burned so hot that it burned down a steel bridge is laughable. It is not physically possible, but since 9/11, bad physics does not seem to be an issue for most Americans.
So what was on fire, what was causing all of those flames.
55 gallon drums of diesel is what made that smoke. The clip looks exactly like what we see in Atlanta, right? Same as the Pentagon where you can clearly see the smoke pouring from dumpsters fires in front of the tiny, little cruise missile hole - but I digress.
So No, 3 crack heads did not set $100,000,000 dollars of non burnable material on fire, 5 minutes away from a fire station, and collapse an Atlanta highway artery. That is a conspiracy theory. These are facts.
But I promise - that is just the start of the story - more to come in the next post.
This is what real Internet journalism looks like - I am just passing on to you what real investigators have uncovered.
The next part of this story is waaaay more interesting. Friggin' crackheads burn down a bridge - lol. We'd be all out of bridges a long time ago.