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To: Doctor Stochastic
It's pretty hard to carry 180lbs of stuff in a briefcase.

That's a good point. But what about in small bricks? It's my understanding these things are not all bundled up into 180 pounds. But then again, you still would need something to create the explosion, which would have to be rather large, and identifiable. Either way I don't think their plan would succeed. Remember, this is an organization that is desperate. I mean, really desperate. But then again, they are the master of covert operations and have already done it once. I wouldn't want to think of the ramifications if they succeeded again. Although I find that rather unlikely. BTW, have you heard from Osama lately?
123 posted on 11/07/2003 8:48:12 PM PST by rs79bm (Insert Democratic principles and ideals here: .............this space intentionally left blank.....)
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To: rs79bm
One quick observation so you'll sleep good tonight...

If dope peddlers can sneak 20,000 lbs of coke or grass into the U.S. almost daily, what makes you think smuggling 180 lbs of anything would be hard?

Sleep tight.
128 posted on 11/07/2003 8:50:40 PM PST by Beck_isright (Socialists are like cockroaches. No matter how many die, 300 more are born under every cowpile.)
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To: rs79bm
Think about three fairly large bombs each wrapped with 60 lbs of highly radioactive material. Total weight for each is about 100 lbs. Put into rental trucks and driven into three cities for detonation on Sunday, November 9th. (November 9th is written as "9-11" in the Middle East).

Oh, well . . . What do I know anyway?

172 posted on 11/07/2003 9:23:15 PM PST by ex-Texan (CBS [SeeBS] Deserves a Long Double Flush . . . Pull the Chain!)
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