[KQQL]

tThat's why they alerted us all.
Tourist don't go round with pictures of Nuclear plants.

[piasa]

I don't know about that- I have pictures of steel mills and refineries and other peculiarities; a friend of mine years ago had an affinity for bridges that lead him to photograph them and build scale models of them. (Yes, he was a geek then. and I suppose he still is.)

Unlike the USSR or China, it isn't illegal to posess photographs of nuclear plants, refineries, bridges, etc, so there wasn't anything to hold them on. The peril, and the cost, of living in a free society is that it is free, and even when every instinct is screaming that these people are up to no good, without a legal way to hold them the FBI is pretty much helpless. I'm sure the cops were looking pretty hard to find something to hold them on, but must not have found it. If they are what they appeared to be, we're in trouble.

(Unless Janet Reno is in charge, in which case the law and Constitution mean nothing.)

[timestax]

tThat's why they alerted us all. Tourist don't go round with pictures of Nuclear plants. 10 posted on 10/30/01 8:55 PM Pacific by KQQL

Too many "oops" somebody needs to be fired over these "oopses"!

[timestax]

tThat's why they alerted us all. Tourist don't go round with pictures of Nuclear plants. 10 posted on 10/30/01 8:55 PM Pacific by KQQL

Too many "oops" somebody needs to be fired over these "oopses"!

[timestax]

tThat's why they alerted us all. Tourist don't go round with pictures of Nuclear plants. 10 posted on 10/30/01 8:55 PM Pacific by KQQL

Too many "oops" somebody needs to be fired over these "oopses"!

[tiki]

Maybe they were lost and needed directions.

"Could you please tell me which way to turn so I can bomb this reactor and poke holes in this pipeline. Thank you, beddy much."