by Steve Watson, Modernity News:
Nationwide marches, corrosive attacks on soldiers, and an NGO in the frame
Spanish National Police have been examining a bulk purchase of hydrochloric acid and aluminium foil in Ceuta after supermarket staff flagged a large group of migrants, reported as mostly Moroccan, buying the two products together.
Spanish outlets citing police sources identified activists from the NGO No Name Kitchen as accompanying those buyers.
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Investigators have been trying to establish whether the materials were meant for homemade “acid bombs” — plastic bottles packed with acid and foil that produce a small blast, gas and corrosive spray — and whether anyone helped hide what was bought.
Spanish police are investigating after a large group of illegal migrants, mainly Moroccans, accompanied by members of an NGO funded by George Soros, bought large quantities of hydrochloric acid and aluminum foil from a supermarket in Ceuta, that could be intended to make homemade… pic.twitter.com/YfrFXcyMLS
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The devices match the bottles of corrosive liquid already thrown at Spanish soldiers and at local protesters in the days around the shop run.
The chemistry is crude and already in the open record. Police sources, describe aguafuerte — hydrochloric acid, also sold as salfumán — plus aluminium foil, sometimes with acetone, going into plastic bottles.
Thrown, the mix over-pressurises, pops and throws irritant gas and corrosive liquid. That is the device Spanish media say has been used against army patrols and against residents marching through Villajovita.

