POLICE 'FALSE FLAG' BUSTED at Ottawa Trucker Rally
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The U.S. DoT hazardous warning labels indicate that a "Class 4" substance includes "flammable solid, spontaneously combustible, and dangerous when wet." Explosives are "Class 1" substances. I don't know how much correspondence there is between U.S. and Canadian warning categories, but the possibility exists that these are materials for arson, or for a deflagration. Deflagrations are similar to detonations, but lack the propagation speed of a detonation. The impressive "explosions" of grain elevators (flash combustion of wheat aerosols) are deflagrations.
In any case, use of any explosive can be substantially dangerous (especially black powder, which will detonate full yield without any preliminary pressure accumulation). Shock waves will produce maximum attention (think of the detonation of the ammonium nitrate stockpile in Beruit a few years ago). Shock waves ARE sound waves. (The writer didn't understand what he was talking about.)
https://www.compliancesigns.com/pd/dot-1-4-explosive-g-1-sign-dot-14691-hazardous-loads
"tear gas"
Interesting, but irrelevant. The marking was "C4" (which I assume not to mean plastic explosive) for Class 4. Tear gas would not be an explosive, but a toxic material. There is too much being made out of this Rorschach blot. Even Class 4 materials have their subdivisions according to type, and it would be necessary to indicate what the material was on the exterior packaging.
look again, clearly (albeit not so) 1.4
here's a screen cap :https://files.catbox.moe/zmyjua.png
it's not a "C" it's a "1."
you can clearly see the decimal...
now look at the sign again.
A different and better view. Excellent deduction! Division 1.4 are "explosives which present no significant blast hazard." Not sure what would be an example.