Thread: Government goes big to burn bomb house

Government goes big to burn bomb house

By Logan Jenkins
Monday, December 6, 2010 at 6 a.m.

In this era of tea-party rebellion, the burning of the bomb house is an illuminating symbol.

Or so I thought last week while sitting among a few hundred Escondido residents listening to a panel of public safety officials explain how a controlled fire was the best method to defuse a deadly cache of explosive material.

The emcee, Sheriff Bill Gore emphasized that no effort had been spared to reach the conclusion that the torching of George Jakubec’s volatile hoard was scientifically sound and fundamentally safe.

“This is all public safety coming together in unified command,â€

From what I have read, this house is extremely dangers and poses eminent danger to anyone trying to remove and/or dispose of the explosives. It's like a giant booby trap.

Sending anyone on inside puts their life in danger. It would almost be a suicide mission.

My Conclusion: BURN BABY, BURN !

Bomb house burning to close I-15 Thursday

If weather permits, house that could not be safely entered is to be destroyed by flames

By J. Harry Jones
Originally published December 7, 2010 at 10:16 a.m., updated December 7, 2010 at 4:27 p.m.

ESCONDIDO — If the weather permits, the North County “bomb factoryâ€

The house is now burning.

So far, so good.

ALL GONE.

Cool...no booms.