Fox: US/Mexico seeking 6 terrorists with chem/radiation materials

Fox News Channel | 3/21/03 | FNC

[Diddle E. Squat]

Carl Cameron on now.

[Canticle_of_Deborah]

Ebola would require temperature control. I think it dies outside of a live (read "warm") host. What about the Iraqi mustard gas?

[ravingnutter]

Mustard Gas also needs to be temperature controlled...so it would fit the description...

Stable at ambient temperatures. Decomposition temperature is 300-351 °F (149-117 °C). Reacts with water yielding hemi-mustard (a short-lived blister agent), thiodyglycol, and hydrogen chloride (HCl) with a half-life of 16 min. (see Environmental). On contact with acid or acid fumes, it emits highly toxic fumes of oxides of sulfur and chlorine. When heated to decomposition, oxides of sulfur and chlorine are emitted.

CDC

[GOPJ]

I thought that too. CBS reported some time ago that Russians spliced together several horrendous diseases. Putin needs to tell us if those were sold to the Iraqis -- I don't want to turn around and find ebola spliced with the common cold. Deadly and easy to catch. These middle east countries can't invent the stuff, but they've got the money to buy it. We need to outlaw selling it. If you can't create it, you can't own it. Period.

What disease causes one to cry blood? I think Ebola does...

[Regulator]

Might I ask what Bush has done to STRENGTHEN our borders??

Bump to That!!!

Answer: Nada-lot.

[FairOpinion]

See this:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/871504/posts?page=200#200

[Joe Hadenuf]

It will happen sooner or later.

You bet it will, and when it does, and it is discovered they they entered at will through our borders, with weapons of mass distruction, I will be the loudest calling for the arrest of those leaders that have completely ignored this pending time bomb.....

[ravingnutter]

See my post 202 about mustard gas.

[Canticle_of_Deborah]

Thanks, I saw it. Mustard gas would probably be easier to disperse than Ebola?

[FITZ]

In particular ---check out the following opinions:

Violencia y petróleo
http://www.diario.com.mx/secciones/opinion/nota.asp?notaid=36001

Una agresión ilegal e inmoral
http://www.diario.com.mx/secciones/opinion/nota.asp?notaid=36165

Los señores de la guerra
http://www.diario.com.mx/secciones/opinion/nota.asp?notaid=36155

[nevergore]

I hardly need a lecture from you little girlie man....

This thread wasn't about the 9-11 attacks or any attack at all.....This is a a vaugue unsubstantiated report regarding the potential of 6 Iraqi's wandering loose by our border with maybe a unkown substance that requires refrigeration....

How you translated this into my suppossed mocking of the 9-11 attacks is beyond me or most rational people....

I've served my nation all over the world for many years in places your little panties would be soiled....What have you done?

My advice, get your med's out you've missed a dose....

NeverGore

[george wythe]

I don't beat dead horses.

We have to agree to disagree.

You want to believe that most Mexicans hate Americans, that's your prerrogative.

We'll see each other on another thread where we can agree.

[FITZ]

You're the one who said they are behind the USA 100% ---not even everyone in the US is behind the USA 100% ----I wasn't talking about opinion polls ---- but those also don't show anything close to 100% of Mexicans are for the US. I've met very very few Mexicans who think the US is right in this war with Iraq.

[HairOfTheDog]

Our only real disagreement is who the real villian is.

Well it's the entire American leadership.

Good job of re-stating what we disagree on! Buy we aren't getting anywhere - painting horror stories about terror attacks that I know damn well we might have, and threatening to arrest our own government, as if they fear you more than those attacks, isn't gonna cut it.

[Joe Hadenuf]

My vote is for a bean burritto from Taco Bell....I feed a few of those to my 11 year old son and he can singularly take out an entire Iraqi Armored Division....Now that's a WMD!

It's nice to see after 3000 people were murdered in NY that some can find this humorous. Don't think it can happen again? Don't think they could enter the United States with something that can turn this country on it's ear? Something so sinister that the panic alone would cause more deaths than 911? Think again....

It's nice that we have been warned for years about the invasion of millions of illegals from our southern border, now others with agenda's of death to American's can mix right in with the rest of the thousands that are entering illegally, and enter our nation at will.

It can happen. Our open borders are a time bomb.

91 posted on 03/21/2003 1:37 PM PST by Joe Hadenuf [ Post Reply | Private Reply | To 70 | View Replies | Report Abuse ]

I hardly need a lecture from you little girlie man....

You resort to name calling? I think others will judge who's post are weak and juvenile. Your just another tough guy at the keyboard...LOL!

No need to call names and get unpleasant......LOL!

[FITZ]

Where did I say that? I said they don't back us in this war 100% starting with their president. Some do hate us, some don't ---but I'd say most of the elite dislike our government but maybe not individual Americans. The campesinos like us quite a bit more.

[FairOpinion]

Maybe because they stopped searching little old ladies and are concentrating only on those who fit the profile of terrorists/smugglers, etc. This would be an improvement.

[Joe Hadenuf]

Trust me, if it ever happens, I wont be the lone voice in that......You can bet the rent bro.......

[KantianBurke]

Point conceded. However two questions: since when does govt. spending on a problem ever result it the problem being sufficently addressed and solved? As a conservative I'm doubtful. Second actions speak louder than words. Has there been any tangible benefit to sch actions or is it just ineffectual window dressing?

I would also appreciate it if you would address Bush's autioneering actions towards Fox and our borders during the recent UN fiasco please.

[FairOpinion]

Did you call for the arrest of Clinton yet?
If he dealt with Iraq and Bin Laden, we wouldn't have the problems now. But apparently that doesn't bother you, but you want to blame the Bush administration instead, who, by the way, have been doing an amazing, superhuman effort, since we haven't had another attack in the US since 9-11, and it wasn't for lack of trying by the terrorists.

But I suppose you blame Bush more, than the terrorists, right?

[HairOfTheDog]

Once you're finished turning the country into a very large prison, maybe you can tell us how to keep contraband out of prisons. That isn't going so well either.

Sad chuckling.