Why ?
It wasn't there just for 1 country.

Martin


BEAR wrote:

I thought the SAC base in Omaha was closed... no?

_-_-bear

Kevin Doney wrote:

I guess BBC scooped them again. I love the deep digging going on. Who, what,
when, where and why are just not on the BBC's agenda are they.

Questions I have (in order):

What "anti-proliferation watchdog"
What "US officials"
What "Los Alamos Study Group"
What do they study :-)
Who cares what "BBC's Justin Webb" has to say
What "New Mexico-based Los Alamos Study Group"
What "US nuclear scientists"
...
What "Bush administration official"

On and on. The BBC must be learning from the politicians how to rant without
saying anything.

"Dave Mundt" wrote in message
...
Greetings and Salutations.
Take a gander at this story from
the BBC:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/2779069.stm

I suppose it is not totally off topic,
as it does involve some fairly intricate metalwork.
However, if any of y'all are involved in the
recreational creation of nuclear devices, I REALLY
want to know...mainly so I can consider moving
a BIT further away (*smile*)
In any case, here is a story with meat
and serious implications for America, and, it
receives NO publicity, and no discussion. Instead
we are bombarded by tedious discussions about relatively
trivial issues - Kobe, gay marriage, "Governer Arnold",
etc.
My question is this: Is this story suppressed
because the news organizations have finally given up
and admitted they are no different from Jerry Springer
in the sort of program they produce, or, is our government
using the questionable powers of the Patriot Act and other
leverage to keep the sheeple from hearing something
disturbing?
To quote Bill O'Reilly: "We'll let the audience
decide".
Regards
Dave Mundt




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