See post 3910, I think it is a container that went missing,
not the entire ship.
Or are you thinking of one that I have forgotten?
I'm sorry- I meant to say container...
missing just enough time to decontiminate it?
(Just a thought)
Of potential interest to all:
Russian Computer Expert Predicts Internet Terrorist Attack
Created: 24.08.2004 18:27 MSK (GMT +3), Updated: 18:27 MosNews
Terrorist will paralyze Internet on August 26, a Russian expert in antivirus programs said on Tuesday.
Speaking at the conference hosted by Russian Information Agency Novosti, Aleksandr Gostev from Kaspersky Labs said information on this terrorist attack was published on special websites. He did not elaborate.
First of all, the United States and Western Europe will suffer from the attack, Gostev was quoted by the agency as saying. The head of the labs, Yevgeny Kaspersky, reminded that similar attacks had earlier paralyzed Internet in South Korea. He added that it would be “impossible” to stop terrorist organizations if they “get down to business.”
The executive director of Dr.Web antivirus lab, Mikhail Bychinsky, quoted by Lenta.ru web agency said he never heard of such an attack. “I do not believe in mass internet attacks because the main servers are defended, and Kaspersky Labs has been foretelling the doomsday for a long time.”
www.mosnews.com/news/2004...tend.shtml
"information on this terrorist attack was published on special websites. He did not elaborate. "
I'd sure love to know what else they found out on those "special websites"
From your article: Re-= Canadian container
While Canadian authorities are confident the theft was not the work of terrorists, it has nonetheless raised serious concerns, given the fact Ottawa has spent millions of dollars improving and reorganizing port security.
On April 21, customs officials discovered the container, which was targeted for inspection and supposed to be under surveillance, was missing.
It took the border agency two days to figure out the container was not misplaced.
The theft was reported to Halifax Regional Police and a special port security task force on April 23.
Another day went by before the RCMP was told.
"We found out about it through the back door," the source said. Given the heightened state of security at Canada's ports, "we would have expected (customs) to notify us the moment it was (reported) missing."
Senior Mounties were furious because a special task force that included the RCMP, the Canada Border Services Agency, military police and Halifax Regional Police was set up at the port in 2003 to prevent this kind of oversight.
Despite the concerns, authorities do not believe the container carried any weapons of mass destruction, such as a radioactive dirty bomb, and did not pose a national security risk for either Canada or the United States.
Though they will not admit it publicly, police sources said they believe the crate was carrying drugs.
Authorities refuse to say where the container came from or what shipping line carried it."
Dear granny- time for me to leave, but I had a was wondering:
Do the dates that container was missing coincide with any of their bragging about receiving/transporting materials/Severneya (sp) projects, etc?