[nikola]

The infamous hunt for the "Allah Suitcase" that Fusion mentioned a few times.

PS: URL for the second article is here. Sorry about the omission.

[Incorrigible]

The infamous hunt for the "Allah Suitcase" that Fusion mentioned a few times.

I see that Fusion has already posted and I'll take a look at that next but this is why all of Fusion's detractors have sounded more shrill than Fusion has sounded pompous.  He may or many not be Greg Dority, but I don't think he's just dreaming this stuff up.

 

[Wraith]

Good article nikola. If Bin Ladin had this suitcase nuke capability, why did he not use it in the first place? He sacrificed how many of his people to ensure the take over of those Boeing 767s? With the more destructive capabilities of these suitcase size nukes and the requirement of only one to two people for detonation i.e. minimal martyrdom, does it not make sense that the suitcase nuke should have been the first choice? With the false sense of security in the U.S. before September 11 it would have been easy to accomplish but this but it never took place. With the U.S. reaction in Afghanistan, why did Bin Ladin not threaten to use a suitcase nuke placed somewhere in the U.S. or Britain in order to counter the U.S./Northern Alliance offensive. The Taliban have fallen and Bin Ladin is no where to be found. Bin Ladin and his organization have an interest in weapons of mass destruction but in reality do not have them or they would have used them in the first place. They made their big move on Sept 11. and funny nothing more since. You would have thought that he would have been pissed enough from the hearing lose resulting from the B-52 strikes to have made a further point by detonating one of these so called suit case nukes, but has chosen to run instead. Benny took his shot and is more interested in survival.