Exactly -
But furthermore one only needs to look at the recent al Qeade bombings in Madrid and the two latest attacks in Great Britain to see that al Qeade does not have anywhere near the technical capacity to revive and or keep up to date any old former Soviet Union Nukes.
That can't even build simple triggering devices that work half the time.
A type of biological or chemical attack is of far greater concern than anything Nuclear. A Nuclear attack by al Qeade in the United States is hogwash.
"Are these technological points? Loose lips and all? I'll give you the benefit of the doubt on that." - calenel
"Exactly - " - DevSix
Well, kudos to you, man, but we seem to be way past that, and, frankly, I have no doubt that the islamonazis are, too. Our military has already recovered more explicit stuff than is posted here. And any information I was hesitant to share, realistically, is posted on the web anyway.
"But furthermore one only needs to look at the recent al Qeade bombings in Madrid and the two latest attacks in Great Britain to see that al Qeade does not have anywhere near the technical capacity to revive and or keep up to date any old former Soviet Union Nukes."
It seems evident that we have degraded their capabilities significantly, but there were always a good mix of bunglers and idiots in AQ to begin with (Reid, Moussaoui, etc.) and who knows if these guys in the UK are really AQ or just more idiot band-wagoneers? And remember, they only need to get lucky once, we need to be lucky every time. One victory can erase all the bungled operations. And they still have 10 or 12 million low grade morons to use up.
"That can't even build simple triggering devices that work half the time."
The reports aren't all in, but I suspect it was actually the explosive that failed. The triggers seemed to have worked but the explosive didn't. It also seems likely that the explosive would have been made all at once, and it was just a bad batch for whatever reason. If the triggers were a proven design it would be unlikely that they would all fail. Unless they "used up" all their bomb making expertise in the previous operation? (Note to self: Send the bomb maker in the last wave, not the first one.)
"A type of biological or chemical attack is of far greater concern than anything Nuclear. A Nuclear attack by al Qeade in the United States is hogwash."
I agree with the first statement.