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To: eastforker
The easiest way to get a large nuke into and detonate in any of our cities would be to simply have it aboard a chartered private jet and detonate it before landing. I do not think that would be that hard to do.

"The Last Jihad" by Joel Rosenberg opens with an assault on the U.S. President's entourage at Denver International Airport. The attacking aircraft is a private jet inbound from Canada. It's not a big stretch to imagine a private jet in Canada as a platform to make a run on any major city in the northeast or midwest. Smuggling the weapon into Canada via ship or barge isn't that tough either.

3,693 posted on 06/09/2004 8:28:47 AM PDT by Myrddin
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To: Myrddin

Re- nukes

On the information posted yesterday- the "secret plan" page- they were saying that they had 7 nukes. 5 were from the former Soviet Union and 3 were from our good ally- Pakistan.

Sean said last winter that they actually had considerably more nukes- some 35 or so, if I recall correctly.

(That was when the NEST teams were allegedly searching for the nukes.)

They are bragging that they brought them in - via cargo ships- prior to 9-11, and have them well-hidden.

I wonder where one could hide a refrigerator size nuke and get away with it?

They are also bragging that they have several planes hidden in rural areas- possibly in barns/warehouses.


3,697 posted on 06/09/2004 8:48:25 AM PDT by jerseygirl
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To: Myrddin
Smuggling the weapon into Canada via ship or barge isn't that tough either.

In my summary above, please note on 5/27/04 at the Port of Halifax a cargo container was stolen - contents unknown. This is exactly the problem you reference.

3,742 posted on 06/09/2004 9:58:43 AM PDT by MamaDearest (Our time on earth is limited - make the best of it!)
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