How vulnerable are we to a NUKE being delivered by boat?, page 1
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reply posted on 4-2-2010 @ 02:04 PM by ventian
Why think a boat. They can just come across the mexican border.



reply posted on 4-2-2010 @ 04:29 PM by grey580
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We aren't there yet. It's the extremists that are doing this craziness.
It's like saying that we are in a holy war with the guys blowing up abortion clinics.

Now IMO those are terrorists and extremely dangerous too.


reply posted on 4-2-2010 @ 05:00 PM by calcoastseeker
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You pretty much have no idea what you are speaking of.

First let me introduce you to this item.

Thermoluminescent Dosimeter.

There are remote devices working on this principle but VERY advanced mounted EVERYWHERE in the U.S.

Look around sometime when you are out in public.

Street signs, traffic lights, inside tunnels even mounted on vehicles that daily transit the streets.

All harbors have buoys that help control water traffic.Some are far out to sea.

They even "sniff" the air of planes flying over.

It is hard for some of you to believe but the government is more than a little competent when dealing with this threat.

The government can track the most minuet amount of radioactive material.




[edit on 4-2-2010 by calcoastseeker]


reply posted on 10-2-2010 @ 04:23 PM by ripcontrol
@calcoastseeker

I can only hope that what you say is true. Unfortunately I have two issues with it.

1)Assuming your correct- the areas that might have the named items

(sonar, radar, thermal, gieger, ect)

are not close to their relevant stations that process it. I checked for such areas quielty and found only two possiblities in san diego. Neither had enough incoming electronic traffic areas above the place to prove that the stations where there.

(by traffic areas - powerlines, radar, or satilite)

Hey I could be wrong.

1a)my reasoning, you need substations to act as a network for backup if parts of the system fails

1b)those coordinated systems require extra personnel and equipment

I got trouble for being nosy and they quietly let me go after I had a few words with them. Seems I guessed right about the interviewing officer and his friends wife. (hey when your backs against the wall you go into survival- plus he smelled like a woman???? assumed it was her)

2) I can never state or quote this enough times.

No war is ever won by technology alone. Those systems you mentioned are bypassed every day due to errors in the technology systems.

Examples I know of from a DEA friend-
Alcoves, Faraday shielded transports, Large bush and tree lines, uranium mines, bits and pieces strategy, discrepancies in inter-agency communication (all the DoHS has morphed into is its own dog with turf to defend), lack of man power

It is about as bad as the sensors systems they attempted to use in Nam and I believe Korea.

The government is not an entity. It is a fiction we agree at present to accept.

I know some of the people operating some of those systems. They are self centered careerist (sorry mark) who only care about insuring they get the cushy assignment and keep the 'easy day' job. Half of them spend more time climbing the ranks rather then doing the work.

It is a huge mess.

In that mess a huge opening is occuring. One the terrorist could exploit.

The original question was on nukes via boat. Yes.( and air, and land and home grown)

The easiest way to stop them.
rebuild friendships (not on your knees types Ive been seeing) get the rest of the world interconnected.

have a policy designed to bring prosperity to all of the classes of the middle east. Let money be your universal language. After all a wealthier middle class and wealthier poor can by more goods
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