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Hackworth Says Al Qaeda Has A Nuke
Anyone see Col. Hackworth on CNBC? He says that Al Qaeda recently acquired a suitcase nuke from Kazakstan. This is probably what the Orange alert is all about.
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Yeah right. What does it do? Shoot out Falafel and Baba Ganoush with Tahini sauce?
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I usually just get my news from The Daily Show so no, I didn't see whoever it is you are talking about and I won't until tonight. Plus, I doubt that Allah would let them get away with using it so there is really nothing to worry about.
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HTFN
(Hope The Fuck Not) |
they know everything but not the names of who bought and who sold, they hear chatter but not who is chatting, they have serious reports but not names.
This is bullshit A-Z people enjoy your holidays, I bet ridge is laughing his ass off. |
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Another terrorist attack and you can kiss the constitution goodbye.
Yeah, sure they have nukes :) |
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if they had one they would have used it already |
Well if they set off a nuke in the US, I'm sure our response will be to level that entire paki / afghan border area where Osama is hidden away.
Forget finding him. We'll just turn that who area into glass. |
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Interesting theory he has there.
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one more attack on the scale of 9/11 and you can kiss the Middle East goodbye - one big radioactive parking lot.
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all these anti terror laws mostly target harmless people |
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Col. Hackworth is retired. He makes a living from shocking statements like this. That is what sells books and gets him paid appearances. Financially motivated statements are bullshit 98% of the time.
If he isn't revealing this "shocking news", does he get on TV? No. |
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Maybe thats why Libya has all of a sudden decided to agree to scrap its own nuke program. Could be Gaddafi knows somethings about to happen and doesnt want to be the next Saddam.
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Wonder what country we will attack next if Al Qaeda strikes us again.... What other dictator will we go after that has nothing to do with Al Qaeda to take the pressure off bush when he fails again to find these people.
:321GFY BUSH |
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1. There is no such thing as a suitcase nuclear bomb.
2. Even if there was it would be no more powerful than a large truck bomb. The thing you should worry about is the next evolution of the truck bomb: the propane tanker cased-fertilizer bomb. A bomb built from a stolen tanker truck and shit you can buy at a farm supply store. Ka-boom. |
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Granted the initial effect could only take out a mile or two.. the fall out would be much greater. |
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1. The most destructive nuclear weapons are thermonuclear, a thermonuclear device cannot be made man portable. A nuclear device is far less powerful. 2. A suitcase bomb would likely be less than a kiloton. Recall that the 12.5 kiloton bomb at Hiroshima produced destruction over just over a mile from ground zero. |
Al Qaeda isn't trying to kill us too hard. If they were there would be a hell of a lot more of us dead.
I think we should be a bit more worried about militants in Nebraska. Oh, wait, they will be quiet until their hero Bush is out of office. |
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I's a small nuke that can be set off by foot soldiers here is a link about it now if we had those in 1962 don't you think we probally have them smaller now? as a side not the ones in those pics have a rocket so it would be much smaller with out the rocket.. My dad worked on these during Vietnam, he was stationed in Germany and worked on these small nukes back then... so you really think we don't have them now? |
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can you point to these harmless people? silly children. |
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Hopefully he'll go after Israel instead of the U.S.
No worries. |
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Maybe everywhere except Saudi Arabia. The Saudis are Bush's friends, even tho they attacked this country. |
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"The W54 warhead used on the Davy Crockett weighed just 51 pounds and was the smallest and lightest fission bomb (implosion type) ever deployed by the United States, with a variable explosive yield of 0.01 kilotons (equivalent to 10 tons of TNT, or two to four times as powerful as the ammonium nitrate bomb which destroyed the Alfred P. Murrah federal building in Oklahoma City on April 19, 1995), or 0.02 kilotons-1 kiloton. A 58.6 pound variant?the B54?was used in the Special Atomic Demolition Munition (SADM), a nuclear land mine deployed in Europe, South Korea, Guam, and the United States from 1964-1989." Note the tiny yield of the device, a fertilizer bomb is easier to make and can be made larger. Note also the comparison to the Oklahoma City bomb, and THAT explosive has no casing or anything, it was just in plastic tubs. A bomb of similar mass in a proper casing would be as or more powerful than a micro nuke and a zillion times easier to make. |
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