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RADIATION POISIONING BETRAYS DEAD N.J. 'MULE'-3rd Terror Warning for Mid December
DEBKAfile/World Net Daily ^
| December 4, 2001
| Terrorism and Security Newsletter-Forbes Magazine 'Best of the Web'
Posted on 12/04/2001 5:11:56 PM PST by codebreaker
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To: codebreaker
It's the last night of Ramadan where Allah is said to give them visions.
To: codebreaker
To: sheik yerbouty
Every dream one of these yo yos have will be Allah's voice in their heads Time to break out the Beta frequency satellites and confiscate all their tinfoil. Tell them they're lemmings and it's time for a bath.
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posted on
12/04/2001 5:31:47 PM PST
by
Cachelot
To: razorback-bert
Find something out about Semion Mogilevich and it will help to tell rumor from fact. How much do you want to know...first the good news...he drinks tea.
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posted on
12/04/2001 5:31:59 PM PST
by
harrowup
To: Senator Pardek
I didn't see any account of heart attack in the article, going to Google to search on the Ukranian Mobster guy.
To: harrowup
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posted on
12/04/2001 5:34:28 PM PST
by
harrowup
To: codebreaker
I've figured out the key 'high threat' Ramadan dates are December, 8, 10 & 12. I don't know why they are 'key' dates but they are.
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posted on
12/04/2001 5:36:56 PM PST
by
blam
To: harrowup
Accrding to the Villiage Voice 1998 the 'Worlds Most Dangerous Mafia Figure' the Brainy Don.
Smuggles herion out of the 'Golden Triangle.' http://gangstersinc.tripod.com/Mog.html
To: codebreaker
Was 911 some kind of key date for these wackos?
To: PokeyJoe
"I wonder if anybody will serve grilled CHEESE sandwiches?" No, but a mule once bit my sister.
To: codebreaker
They go by a lunar calendar, so it's not Dec. 12th every year.
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posted on
12/04/2001 5:42:54 PM PST
by
xm177e2
To: Neanderthal
9/11 is the anniversary of the English defeat in the late 1400's by Mohammad in one of the geatest upsets in military history..
To: codebreaker
The part of this story that no one wants to believe - that this Russian gangster has been dealing in nuclear material - has already been reported in the Village Voice.
To: codebreaker
Already posted and being heavily discussed. Includes references to portable nukes and a discussion of permissive action links (the failsave devices on nukes)
HERE.
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posted on
12/04/2001 5:44:03 PM PST
by
Smogger
To: codebreaker
Codebreaker, with all due respect (if any is due), why do you post stuff from DEBKA? I look at the headline and start to salivate, and then...discover it's from DEBKA. Whadda disappointment. Do you do this to me on purpose?
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posted on
12/04/2001 5:44:35 PM PST
by
codeword
To: Bloody Sam Roberts
No, but a mule once bit my sister. She was lucky it wasn't a møøse.
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posted on
12/04/2001 5:45:11 PM PST
by
Cachelot
To: Diddle E. Squat
Well I guess in a few more days we'll have a pretty good idea if this is true or an urban legend. John McCaslin, author of the Washington Times column "Inside the Beltway", reported recently (Oct or Nov) while substituting for Rush about his experience following a medical procedure involving radioactive material used for diagnostic purposes.
He had gone to the doctor and they injected some radioactive material into him, and several hours afterwards he was driving his car near the White House when he was stopped by the Secret Service. He had set off radiation alarms.
Fortunately, nuclear radiation is easy to detect at miniscule levels, and the fact that the tiny amount of harmless medical radiation in his body was sufficient to set off alarms while he was driving in traffic should be reassuring .
I had one of these tests years ago when X-rays didn't show a stress fracture that was detected by a radiological test after a radioactive isotope of Americium was injected into my veins. I watched the site of the fracture slowing becoming visible after an hour or so after the Americium concentrated itself along a fine line in my hip bone.
To: codebreaker; OLDWORD
Phil -- DEBKA is such a dubious source. Occasionally they are right, but so occasionally that it could be blind luck.
The dangerous form of unranium is isotope 238, not 235. The former is far more radioactive, which is why it is separated by gas diffusion as uranium hexoflourine. Anyone who stayed awake in high school chemistry class (as I did) knows this.
Hence, I conclude that whoever wrote this article doesn't know diddly squat about uranium. Therefore, I conclude that the rest of the article is also probably garbage. IMHO.
Congressman Billybob Click here at 7:30 EST tomorrow, or any weekday, to catch yer Congresscritter's bit on "American Breakfast" with Phil Paleologos.
To: hsszionist
It's a threat, but not because DEBKA says so.
To: codebreaker
Lookout.. Here come the DEBKAbashers.. Duck!! ;-)
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posted on
12/04/2001 5:48:23 PM PST
by
Smogger
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