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'''Explosives''' are used to create [[bombs]], a preferred tool for the staging of [[false flag attacks]]. The nature of the explosive used is critical evidence, but is sometimes glossed over by supposed "investogators".

=="Terror drills"==
In 2016, the [[CIA]] was using ''real'' explosives as part of "[[terror drills]]" in [[schools]].<ref>https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/public-safety/cia-left-explosive-material-on-loudoun-school-bus-after-training-exercise/2016/03/31/428f9824-f78d-11e5-a3ce-f06b5ba21f33_story.html</ref> 

The [[Russian apartment bombings]] were terminated after the [[Ryazan incident]], in which a bomb was found in the base of a building. The explosive was named on Russian TV as [[RDX]].
However, two days later [[Federal Security Service (Russia)|Federal Security Service]] (FSS) Director [[Nikolai Patrushev]] announced that the Ryazan incident had been a "[[terrorism drill|training exercise]]"<ref name=lentaprosecutors>[http://vip.lenta.ru/doc/2002/05/14/prosecutors/ Ответ Генпрокуратуры на депутатский запрос о взрывах в Москве] {{ru icon}}, [http://translate.google.com/translate?sl=ru&tl=en&u=http://vip.lenta.ru/doc/2002/05/14/prosecutors/ machine translation].</ref> that used a sack of [[sugar]] instead, something the local FSB denied.

==Different types==
Determination of the ''type'' of explosive used in bombs can yield important evidence about who might have prepared the bomb. Militaries and [[spooks]] commonly use [[plastic explosive]]. This is typically unavailable to smaller groups.

===Failure to investigate===
What was the explosive used in the [[2005 London bombings]]?

==Nano-thermite==
[[Niels Harrit]] investigated residue from the [[9/11 attacks]] and found iron rich microspheres and traces of explosive residue, supporting the theory that [[nano-thermite]] was used to [[demolish the WTC]].
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