Coming Soon to Baghdad – The Preview of the E-Bomb

newsmax ^ | 2/17/03

[VaBthang4]

"Rep. Curt Weldon during a hearing of the House Committee on National Security, Military Research and Development Subcommittee, on July 16th, 1997 raised a nightmarish possibility..."

Another whiney Politician. "I'm scared of this...I'm scared of that...therefore the American people must elect a Liberal."

Tedious.

[mikegi]

I think this stuff is way overrated. Guess we'll see but I expect the effect of it will be far less than the fanciful description given in this piece.

[VaBthang4]

If we do detonate one of these....watch Sony & RCA stock soar.

http://www.scottrade.com./

[not-an-ostrich]

How would the U.S. equipment be protected from this E-bomb? Wouldn't we be frying all of our army's equipment also?

[The_Media_never_lie]

"Interesting. I never knew we tested Atomic Weapons in space"

launced from jonston island...operation dominic 1962 and argus 1958

Sorry, but I don't remember the US testing H-bombs in space. I recall the Soviets did....I will check on the 'net.

[philetus]

We could use a neutron bomb.
Kill all the people and leave the equipment untouched.

[redhead]

"Er... klata verato nicto? No that's not it, dang!"

"Klaatu baraada Nicto."

(Loosely translated, I think it means "Cheese-eating surrender monkeys!")

[redhead]

"Hospital generators would not start, elevators would stop, aircraft in the air within range of the pulse would crash. Emergency services... "

Banks, courthouse records, medical equipment, pacemakers, etc. My brother in law has a "pacemaker" in his brain to control his tremors.

Does anybody know what kind of shielding (if any) is effective?

[momofsixgirls]

lol, not much. heredity, not the girls, caused it. We have great CONSERVATIVE daughters.