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To: rktman

When Israel finds a tunnel I think they should pump it full of natural gas and “light it up.” A building somewhere in Gaza would also go sky high. There is a huge amount of energy in natural gas and it is cheap.


4 posted on 08/17/2014 8:20:17 AM PDT by cpdiii (deckhand, roughneck, geologist, pilot, pharmacist. The constitution is worth dying for!)
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To: cpdiii

“When Israel finds a tunnel I think they should pump it full of natural gas and “light it up.” A building somewhere in Gaza would also go sky high. There is a huge amount of energy in natural gas and it is cheap.”

Yea, I could see pouring Propane in there from the Israel-end. You just keep pouring and let it push out the air in the tunnel. When you think you’re done, you light a fuse, run like mad and watch which houses, schools, and hospitals achieve orbit - those were the entry points.


5 posted on 08/17/2014 9:58:42 AM PDT by BobL
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To: cpdiii
When Israel finds a tunnel I think they should pump it full of natural gas and “light it up.” A building somewhere in Gaza would also go sky high. There is a huge amount of energy in natural gas and it is cheap.

My choice would be propane as it is a liquid and thus easier to deploy. It is also heavier than air and will seek low spots where it remains until detonated.

Since the palies stockpile large quantities of conventional explosives in the tunnels it might be a good idea to place a length of det-cord throughout. That would ensure everything goes up at once.

Regards,
GtG

6 posted on 08/17/2014 10:01:34 AM PDT by Gandalf_The_Gray (I live in my own little world, I like it 'cuz they know me here.)
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