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The Qatar explosion dropped live as the interview started and former U.S. Intelligence Malcolm Nance was not fazed His read: natural gas fed fire, not a drone strike, probably a pipeline feeding it, and the Qataris immediately killed all cell coverage in the area But the timing, day one...

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