Not the best video, but hear Glittercannon out.

First, Glitterpants tries hard to bring you fresh videos as soon as possible, with only an inadvertent repost on occasion; Glitty is here with this bombing within hours, as with many of Glitterpanties' Brazilian posts.

Second, what little the bomber did stream will be rejected on this platform for child harm, so quit jumping Glitter's ass for ommited shit. Cry to your priest.

Third, appreciate this video for what it's worth: embryos of the rich and famous being vaporized into the sky, only to later rain upon your soul. And your car. And your cat. And the Central Valley vegetables you'll be eating this year. We are all one.

Fourth, the Southern Californian Menendez brothers need to serve at the very least 25 consecutive years, so we'll see you at the Board in 2039.

Fifth, Glitter digresses: The person believed responsible for an attack targeting a Southern California fertility clinic Saturday posted rambling online writings before an explosion that investigators are treating as an act of terrorism, according to a law enforcement official.

The suspect, who died in the explosion that tore through the clinic and rattled the upscale California city of Palm Springs, also attempted to record video or stream the attack, said the official, who was not authorized to discuss details of the attack and spoke on condition of anonymity to The Associated Press.

“Make no mistake: This is an intentional act of terrorism,” Akil Davis, the head of the FBI’s Los Angeles field office, told an evening news conference.

Authorities were still working to piece together a motive and build a chronology of events leading up to the attack. Though the FBI did not say how it had determined the explosion was terrorism, the writings left behind, in which the suspect communicated a belief that the world should not be populated, appear to shed light on the person’s state of mind and help explain investigators’ thesis that the attack was targeted and intentional.

Sixth, @ann_l_seggs can't quit me. I know it's hard.