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  • #377133
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    Anonymous
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    Who should be on that list are some of the very influential people in the US who want to kill innocent people in the middle east. Terrorist watch list LMAO. What a joke! Especially when the people who created that list are the real terrorists

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    Suggestius
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    Terrorism spread hysteria to all levels of society. Hysteria comes from fear, fear comes from strengthlessness. We have stepped in the age of terrorism. Terrible time. One f~~~ing fanatic may blows up a big city just with a single nuclear charge that is not bigger than a simple bag.
    Gents, don’t provoke cops.

    Happiness for all and let no one be forgotten ("Roadside picnic", Arkady and Boris Strugatsky)

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    Rennie
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    Terrorism spread hysteria to all levels of society. Hysteria comes from fear, fear comes from strengthlessness. We have stepped in the age of terrorism. Terrible time. One f~~~ing fanatic may blows up a big city just with a single nuclear charge that is not bigger than a simple bag.
    Gents, don’t provoke cops.

    The worst part is they’ve existed for decades as ‘suitcase nukes’ and some of the soviet ones went missing during the post collapse chaos. I’m not aware they were ever found.

    Who knows what other devices like those might be around that we don’t even know about. But since they rely on mechanical and physical processes to detonate, I don’t think you would find one smaller than a backpack sized device. It would also be fairly heavy and bulky. Not something anyone could just toss in their sack and go out with.

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    FrostByte
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    Some how I wound up on the opposite list. When I travel I get this message to enter the quicker line that has less restrictions.

    If you rescue a damsel in distress, all you will get is a distressed damsel.

    #377532
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    Suggestius
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    The worst part is they’ve existed for decades as ‘suitcase nukes’ and some of the soviet ones went missing during the post collapse chaos. I’m not aware they were ever found.

    Who knows what other devices like those might be around that we don’t even know about. But since they rely on mechanical and physical processes to detonate, I don’t think you would find one smaller than a backpack sized device. It would also be fairly heavy and bulky. Not something anyone could just toss in their sack and go out with.

    Honestly I think stories of missing of suitcase nukes are just rumors. There are few reasons why I think like that.
    Town where I was born is related to so-called closed towns – the places of developnemt and production of WMD. I remeber the 90s. Even in those difficult years there were three stages of military checkpoints, and Americans and British had been taking a part in supervision of nuclear materials and technologies. So I doubt that someone could steal and sell a few of those suitcases. At least it is not so easy as many people think.

    When the Second Chechen war had started, so-called the Chechen terrorists (in fact an international herd of mercenaries) were threatening the Kremlin with so-called ‘dirty bombs’ which cause radioactive pollution, but they had never threatened with nukes. If they got kind of a suitcase nuke, they would give to know for sure.

    The main reason why I have mentioned about compact nuclear charges it is a story I heard before. Correct me if I wrong. David Hahn an American of the 17 years old had almost built a nuclear reactor in its basement. So a backpack sized nuclear bomb is just fine.

    Happiness for all and let no one be forgotten ("Roadside picnic", Arkady and Boris Strugatsky)

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    Anonymous
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    US Customs can be quirky sometimes. The pretzel factory I used to work at they’d periodically stop something for some reason always at the wrong time too. I would not even notice a helicopter flying around me. There are too many of them.

    I do remember when they were using these surveillance Blackhawks during a test program a few years ago. The chopper would sit there and hover at high altitude for extended periods and survey the whole city in real time. It went on for a few weeks. They can deploy a whole array of various sensors many of which are probably classified and were first used in the Middle East. Except this time they were trained on us and some other cities in Florida too. Orlando was one. Frankly, it was quite creepy.

    Don’t worry Tower, it’s easy to obtain your own KNO3 using naturally available materials. Let the bacteria do the work for you. It’s how they made it originally. You’ll need some potash though.

    They’re wasting their time and our money with this terrorist watch list. It never has stopped a terror incident so that must not be its purpose.

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    Anonymous
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    Don’t worry Tower, it’s easy to obtain your own KNO3 using naturally available materials.

    It was a head f~~~ to learn how to mix it, now I have to learn how to MAKE chemical compounds? F~~~ THAT! I QUIT!

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    Anonymous
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    Then, you’re going to have to learn to purify it after that.

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    Anonymous
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    Then, you’re going to have to learn to purify it after that.

    I looked into purifying CaNo3 to remove the NH4, f~~~ing messy, fire and everything! Now I have 50lbs and let a company named PurCal do the refinement. Good for cold temperature nitrogen absorption with the NH4 out of the way.

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