[Repeat Offender]

"Armed with a search warrant, the FBI and the Bergen County Bomb Squad then visited Rivera's home where they confiscated the bomb-making chemical and also found "several other precursor chemicals commonly used in the making of explosive devices," Molinelli said. "

It's a big deal.

Then you wouldn't mind surrendering any of the precursor chemicals/items in your house such as:

ground coffee, matches, speaker wires, cell phones, alarm clocks, kitchen timers, dried beans, dried rice, eggs, Vaseline, motor oil, urine (making urea nitrate), gasoline, nail polish remover/paint thinner (acetone), car batteries, bleach, Miracle Grow, bar soap, aspirin tablets, rust (great for incendiaries), aluminum foil/cans, string, cigarettes, clothespins, wine bottles, alcohol, peroxide, dried tea leaves, sugar, cocoa, Epsom salts, table salt, crayons, vinegar etc.....

If you are a prepper or extreme couponer....you could be made to look like a pretty dangerous nutcase. Especially if you happen to have evil "assault" rifles and a few cases of ammunition on hand.

[Paladin2]

No, I’m happy to see that OWS’ers are being targeted rather than Tea Partiers, for a change.

[Marcella]

“Then you wouldn't mind surrendering any of the precursor chemicals/items in your house such as:” “If you are a prepper...”

I have stuff since I'm a prepper. I also have 0000 steel wool I needed to buff some white marks made by moisture, off a fine tabletop. If I remember right, the clerk wrote my name down and what I bought. I didn't find out until later that was because I could have made a gun silencer from that.

They can have the other stuff, but I refuse to give up my cigarettes. They cost too much to give them to a cop (who would probably smoke them).

[ThunderSleeps]

How much napalm can you make from a gas tank full of gas? The family truck holds 26 gal...

[tet68]

You forgot flour.

[Idaho_Cowboy]

Then you wouldn’t mind surrendering any of the precursor chemicals/items in your house such as:

ground coffee, matches, speaker wires, cell phones, alarm clocks, kitchen timers, dried beans, dried rice, eggs, Vaseline, motor oil, urine (making urea nitrate), gasoline, nail polish remover/paint thinner (acetone), car batteries, bleach, Miracle Grow, bar soap, aspirin tablets, rust (great for incendiaries), aluminum foil/cans, string, cigarettes, clothespins, wine bottles, alcohol, peroxide, dried tea leaves, sugar, cocoa, Epsom salts, table salt, crayons, vinegar etc.....

If you are a prepper or extreme couponer....you could be made to look like a pretty dangerous nutcase. Especially if you happen to have evil “assault” rifles and a few cases of ammunition on hand.

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The real question is: What kind of nut job only has a few cases of ammo on hand?

[left that other site]

Those dried beans are especially explosive if one prepares them with LOTS of Garlic.

Be particularly cautious when working with fresh or dried chili peppers as well...always wear rubber gloves! :-)

In combination, the above ingredients are DEADLY!