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Could North Korea fly it's 6-10 weapons on commercial airliners to targets on the West Coast?
On Mon, 09 Oct 2006 12:19:06 GMT, "Mysterion"
wrote: "Axis of WhoCares" wrote in message ups.com... If the US could drop a Fat Man bomb back in WWII, how hard would it be for RNK to retro-fit several commercial airliners to hold a single nuclear weapon. Using suicide pilots on a normal, scheduled flight plan across the ocean and striking targets such as Anchorage, LA, Seattle, Portland etc? Even well hidden and shielded warheads can be found using neutrino detectors. Are they used on airliners? -- Bill Funk replace "g" with "a" |
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Could North Korea fly it's 6-10 weapons on commercial airliners to targets on the West Coast?
On Mon, 09 Oct 2006 09:08:13 -0400, Shawn Hirn
wrote: In article om, "Axis of WhoCares" wrote: If the US could drop a Fat Man bomb back in WWII, how hard would it be for RNK to retro-fit several commercial airliners to hold a single nuclear weapon. Using suicide pilots on a normal, scheduled flight plan across the ocean and striking targets such as Anchorage, LA, Seattle, Portland etc? Why bother? Considering how open our ports are and what a bunch of boobs we have in the White House, all the N. Koreans need to do is send a nuclear device to us via freighter. While it's ceretainly possible (and has been for decades), why would they? NK isn't among those few who think dying for a cause is preferable to living. Their nuclear capability is for defense (as blackmail, so to speak). It's dangerous, because their Great Leader is certifiably crazy, but the idea that they/he will actually deliver a nuclear device to the US as a first trike has little basis in reality. -- Bill Funk replace "g" with "a" |
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Could North Korea fly it's 6-10 weapons on commercial airlinersto targets on the West Coast?
Bob uecker wrote:
"Tim May" wrote in message ... In article om, Axis of WhoCares wrote: If the US could drop a Fat Man bomb back in WWII, how hard would it be for RNK to retro-fit several commercial airliners to hold a single nuclear weapon. Using suicide pilots on a normal, scheduled flight plan across the ocean and striking targets such as Anchorage, LA, Seattle, Portland etc? Please do not further discuss operational intelligence! The strike on these centers of welfarism, decadence, and homosexuality may be the only way Middle America can recover. Do not interference with the Will of a Vengeful God. What the **** is decedent about Portland? Is there really people in Anchorage? LOL. Jesus christ dude Timmie (in misc.survivalism) hates everyone and thinks anything that blows up or kills people is good, especially if any government workers of any sort are included. Cops, firefighters, secretaries, whatever. He's psycho and has been for a long time. Jim |
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Could North Korea fly it's 6-10 weapons on commercial airlinersto targets on the West Coast?
Too_Many_Tools wrote:
Or use a private jet to deliver an nuclear airburst over New York City? And who would you blame since so many people who have or will have nuclear capability hate the United States compliments of the Bush Adminstration? The world just got alot more dangerous to live in. Keep voting Republican and you will find out..... TMT Oh? They loved us before? How long was Bush in office before planning started on 911? Oh, he wasn't. Your arguments don't hold water, and your conclusion doesn't stand up to experience. |
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Could North Korea fly it's 6-10 weapons on commercial airlinersto targets on the West Coast?
LiRM wrote:
On 8 Oct 2006 21:47:25 -0700, "Axis of WhoCares" wrote: If the US could drop a Fat Man bomb back in WWII, how hard would it be for RNK to retro-fit several commercial airliners to hold a single nuclear weapon. Using suicide pilots on a normal, scheduled flight plan across the ocean and striking targets such as Anchorage, LA, Seattle, Portland etc? The weapon supposedly weighed in at 10 tons. That's a hefty load for an airliner. Think cargo ship and you've got a viable scenario. Cheers, LiRM Let's see. 747, configured for passengers, about 400. Passengers at 175lbs. each, 70,000 lbs. You were saying? |
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Could North Korea fly it's 6-10 weapons on commercial airlinersto targets on the West Coast?
Bill Funk wrote:
On Mon, 09 Oct 2006 09:08:13 -0400, Shawn Hirn wrote: In article om, "Axis of WhoCares" wrote: If the US could drop a Fat Man bomb back in WWII, how hard would it be for RNK to retro-fit several commercial airliners to hold a single nuclear weapon. Using suicide pilots on a normal, scheduled flight plan across the ocean and striking targets such as Anchorage, LA, Seattle, Portland etc? Why bother? Considering how open our ports are and what a bunch of boobs we have in the White House, all the N. Koreans need to do is send a nuclear device to us via freighter. While it's ceretainly possible (and has been for decades), why would they? NK isn't among those few who think dying for a cause is preferable to living. Their nuclear capability is for defense (as blackmail, so to speak). It's dangerous, because their Great Leader is certifiably crazy, but the idea that they/he will actually deliver a nuclear device to the US as a first trike has little basis in reality. Well, we all hope you are right, but like you said, he IS crazy. WHY does he need nukes? South Korea isn't going to attack, China isn't going to attack, Japan isn't going to attack. WHO is he afraid of, other than his own starving hordes? |
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Could North Korea fly it's 6-10 weapons on commercial airliners to targets on the West Coast?
On Mon, 09 Oct 2006 11:28:39 -0400, LiRM wrote:
On 8 Oct 2006 21:47:25 -0700, "Axis of WhoCares" wrote: If the US could drop a Fat Man bomb back in WWII, how hard would it be for RNK to retro-fit several commercial airliners to hold a single nuclear weapon. Using suicide pilots on a normal, scheduled flight plan across the ocean and striking targets such as Anchorage, LA, Seattle, Portland etc? The weapon supposedly weighed in at 10 tons. That's a hefty load for an airliner. Think cargo ship and you've got a viable scenario. Cheers, LiRM The DC-10 converted for fire fighting can carry 50 tons of water. 10 tons shouldn't be too much of a problem. |
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Could North Korea fly it's 6-10 weapons on commercial airliners to targets on the West Coast?
On Mon, 09 Oct 2006 15:33:42 -0500, Ron Hunter
wrote: Bill Funk wrote: On Mon, 09 Oct 2006 09:08:13 -0400, Shawn Hirn wrote: In article om, "Axis of WhoCares" wrote: If the US could drop a Fat Man bomb back in WWII, how hard would it be for RNK to retro-fit several commercial airliners to hold a single nuclear weapon. Using suicide pilots on a normal, scheduled flight plan across the ocean and striking targets such as Anchorage, LA, Seattle, Portland etc? Why bother? Considering how open our ports are and what a bunch of boobs we have in the White House, all the N. Koreans need to do is send a nuclear device to us via freighter. While it's ceretainly possible (and has been for decades), why would they? NK isn't among those few who think dying for a cause is preferable to living. Their nuclear capability is for defense (as blackmail, so to speak). It's dangerous, because their Great Leader is certifiably crazy, but the idea that they/he will actually deliver a nuclear device to the US as a first trike has little basis in reality. Well, we all hope you are right, but like you said, he IS crazy. WHY does he need nukes? South Korea isn't going to attack, China isn't going to attack, Japan isn't going to attack. WHO is he afraid of, other than his own starving hordes? Ummmm Good ol' Georgie boy? The Iranians? lol Posted Via Usenet.com Premium Usenet Newsgroup Services ---------------------------------------------------------- ** SPEED ** RETENTION ** COMPLETION ** ANONYMITY ** ---------------------------------------------------------- http://www.usenet.com |
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