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Porta-Nukes Waiting in the U.S.?
Steel on Steel ^
| 04/06/02
| John Loeffler
Posted on 04/10/2002 10:37:14 AM PDT by Jefferson Adams
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To: Jefferson Adams
Okay, I'll buy this. I mean with about 1,000,000 or more illegal aliens pouring over our border every year and our government doing nothing about it, I just wouldn't be surprised if there are one to three nukes here.
Let's assume they are here and will at some point be detonated. Who'll get the blame on that one?
To: Jefferson Adams
Yes, who would they blame it on? Chicoms? Iranians? Russians? Will we just start blasting everything in sight? It could get ugly fast.
To: Jefferson Adams
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To: lowbridge;AnnaZ;Mercuria
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To: Travis McGee; harpseal
You too :)
To: Jefferson Adams
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To: Jefferson Adams
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To: Jefferson Adams
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To: Jefferson Adams
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To: Jefferson Adams
Rumor has it the Russians built dozens of "suitcase nukes" that were going to be smuggled in and detonated remotely in case of a nuclear war. The plan was never implemented because they didn't have any suitcases.
To: Jefferson Adams
"Islamic studies scholar Dr. Robert Morey reports on his intel info from the Middle East that indicate one to three porta-nukes are already in the US awaiting for terrorist use at the right moment." There was a Russian colonel that defected to the U.S. (Lunev?) that did an interview on Geoff Metcalfs show on KSFO a few years ago. He claimed that the Russians had cached portable nuclear weapons in the U.S. and several European countries back in the early 70s.
Later on there was an interview in which people were speculating whether Osama could have bought some of them and another ex-Russian said that because Russia was worried about a rogue state getting their hands on one, the Russians had designed them so that a code had to be broadcast from Moscow in order to arm them.
He said that you could buy them all day long but without the code it would be useless. Supposedly they were constructed in such a way that taking them apart would damage certain components that are needed for it to be a nuclear weapon.
Theres really no way to know whether its true or not but it makes a good story.
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04/10/2002 11:48:19 AM PDT
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Who dat?
To: Jefferson Adams
If they had them, they'd have used them already. To sit on them risks detection, capture and retaliation.
To: Travis McGee
I would have to agree. An attack on say, Oct. 11, would have finished off our economy for a long time and might have had us sealing our borders instead of nailing Afghanistan.
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posted on
04/10/2002 12:15:12 PM PDT
by
JimSEA
To: Jefferson Adams
Somehow, the people who bring up these stories never seem to talk about the shelf life of these things.
I'm not a physicist - and I don't play one on TV. But I do understand that the tritium in small nukes will degrade to the point where the bomb is useless in something like 7 years. This was a big problem during the Clinton years, where the DOE shut down the reactors producing the stuff, and didn't make any effort at all to replace them. Meaning, our entire nuclear arsenal was ticking down to non-existence.
Fortunatly, and quietly, Bush has set up several sites to produce the stuff in commercial nuclear reactors.
Anyway, whatever suitcase nukes the Commies produced, they're almost certianly useless by now.
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04/10/2002 12:19:18 PM PDT
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narby
To: narby
Somehow, the people who bring up these stories never seem to talk about the shelf life of these things. Thank you. Nobody ever talks about the shelf life or maintainence of these bombs. They act like once they are built that they last forever and any idiot can detonate them. Like you, I don't know much about them, but from what I've heard, it takes a little more expertise than the average camel hearder has to maintain them.
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posted on
04/10/2002 12:37:43 PM PDT
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Nate505
To: Eternal_Bear
"It could get ugly fast."I expect that it will. Get your survival kit in order, now.
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posted on
04/10/2002 12:56:10 PM PDT
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blam
To: who knows what evil?
has anyone purchased potassium iodate?
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