Conspiracy theorists are claiming that the Nashville explosion was aimed at disrupting the forensic audit of Dominion voting machines for election fraud. It is being circulated that the blast took place near the building, owned by AT&T, that was housing several Dominion voting machines.
Ever since US President Donald Trump lost his re-election bid to Democratic Presidential candidate Joe Biden, the president and his supporters have been claiming election fraud using the dominion voting machines.
Blast to Cover Up Evidence of Voting Fraud?
The conspiracy theories suggested that the blast occurred soon after AT&T got a contract to conduct a forensic audit of Dominion voting systems in Nashville. The recreational vehicle blast took place a block away from the buildings owned by the telecom giant.
The explosion in Nashville was to target the AT&T building responsible for investigating and auditing the dominion voting machines/servers. Anyone really think it was just coincidence? Maim the servers - that’s it. They’re not even trying to hide it. We are closer than you think.
— ConstitutionalRight (@PatriotUnderGod) December 27, 2020
It is now being widely believed that the intentional explosion was aimed at destroying the machines before they were audited in order to cover up evidence of massive voting fraud, reported Snopes.
I have a source who just confirmed the Nashville explosion was related to the Dominion voting Machines and the Kraken SuperComputer. C’mon. Can we not protect anything?!!!
— PupAnon (@pupanon_elect) December 28, 2020
"Something smells swampy. So, the Nashville explosion "just happened" to be at the AT&T location where they "just so happen" to control the cooling system for the "KRAKEN" and house the dominion voting machines and drives for forensic audit," tweeted a user.
Nashville explosion. Data from Dominion voting machines used in November election was stored there and was about to be moved to somewhere else, folks say. Destruction of evidence. #StopTheSteaI2020 pic.twitter.com/YYUtzwMCel
— Sookja Kang (@coeurheureux) December 26, 2020
"i wonder if the huge building explosion in Nashville,Tn had a bunch of Dominion voting machine's in it that hasn't been checked out yet for voter-fraud????????" mentioned other.
We must investigate the globalist for the Nashville explosion. They did this Intentionally to destroy Dominion voting machines that were going to be investigated. They don’t want the truth to come out because they know @JoeBiden got destroyed.
— Donald Trump 2020 (@keepme2020) December 27, 2020
"Anyone else find this interesting?!? Nashville ATT was supposed to investigate the Dominion voting machines today & there was an explosion....Wake up PPL!! These states using these machines are hiding something and don't want the world to know!!! This is too damn close to HOME!!" opined another user on the microblogging site.
AT&T Denies Claims of Conducting Forensic Audit
The internet users were also fueling the rumors that the voting machines were being moved to the location over a week. It was also being claimed that the supercomputer in Tennessee was connected to the AT&T internet in Nashville. The device got 'fried' following an internet and power outage caused by the explosion.
Snopes reported that both AT&T and Dominion have disclaimed the notion that the telecom company was engaged in the audit of the latter, or that any Dominion-related systems were being moved to Nashville in preparation for a "forensic audit" (by anyone). No available external evidence suggests AT&T was involved in any such audit, either, it reported.
Anthony Quinn Warner has been identified as the bomber responsible for the blast. New York Post reported that the tech experts DNA matched the human remains found at the blast site. "Anthony Warner is the bomber. He was present when the bomb went off, and then he perished in the bombing," US Attorney Don Cochran told the media.
