To: All
I still haven't seen a real answer to the question of whether or not duct tape and plastic sheeting will do any good. Bio attacks are going to be passed person to person. A dirty/chemical bomb is not going to do much beyond a localized area. And if you are close enough are you really going to have enough time to make a safe room?
Seems to me the best bet is to drive away from the danger and not worry about a bio attack because by the time we figure it out it will be too late. Any opinions?
170 posted on
02/12/2003 12:35:12 PM PST by
okkev68
To: okkev68
Re: bio attack. This may provide some temporary shelter if there is sufficent warning. This precaution is actually more for a radiological or chemical weapon. Dribving away from a chemical attack while it is still in the air might be very very risky when one could sit out the attack for a day or two and come out safely depending upon the nature of the Chem weapon used.
180 posted on
02/13/2003 8:47:35 AM PST by
harpseal
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