Radioactive Devices Go Astray in Canada?, page 1
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reply posted on 6-7-2007 @ 06:23 PM by aecreate
I remember news reports back in the late 90's
about radioactive devices stolen from construction
sites around South Florida.

I would joke with my Dad that someone
must be building a bomb. I haven't heard
anything about such things until you
brought this forward. Great find.

The stolen devices from Canada I find a bit disturbing.

"At least 76 radioactive devices - several of which could be used in a terrorist attack - have gone missing in Canada over the last five years,


They make it clear right off the bat,
"could be used in terrorist attack"

I would like to point out events that took place on June 26th:
International radio operators picked up large numbers of coded Air Force communications being sent around the world on June 26 that indicated some type of military activity was about to take place.
...
The messages appeared to be emergency action messages, coded communications sent by the Joint Chiefs of Staff to U.S. Air Force strategic nuclear forces.

The messages sent June 26 included 174 characters, much longer than normal 30-character messages, and amateur radio monitors say they have not seen the size of this message since the 1991 Persian Gulf War.

-
US ran nuclear weapons exercises the week before Bush-Putin summit
-Confirmed by the Washington Post

Coupled with this happening the same day:
-Chicago Emergency Alert System Activated Today (6/26/07) By Presidential Code

In addition:
Al Qaeda's No. 2 says end of West imminent

One year ago, on June 19th 2006:
4,000 government workers head to bunkers

Part of me says they could never make
a homemade nuclear device powerful
enough to cause a "spectacular" but the
other part of me remembers all that talk
about missing suitcase nukes and what not..

Let's hope this amounts to nothing.

[edit on 7/6/2007 by aecreate]



reply posted on 9-7-2007 @ 06:24 AM by aecreate
Here's a new article that appears to be related:

Agencies race to prepare for attack by dirty bomb
The dry run for a dirty-bomb attack on Prince Edward Island pushed emergency personnel and their equipment to the limit in late March last year.

"The exercise highlighted a number of problems that will need to be addressed in the future," says an article about the mock scenario published recently in a technical journal.

Officials say that's exactly why they conducted Exercise Maritime Response and several other anti-terrorism drills across Canada -- to make sure those glitches don't happen should the real thing ever occur.


I don't know about ya'll, but I'm willing to
bet that the next terror "spectacular" is going
to be a dirty bomb device.
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