Abandoned Soviet Nuclear Lighthouses

Gorduz · 03-05-12, 06:15 AM

Yes I heard from a visiting professor in nuclear physics that these poses a major security risk. They often contain radioactive material anyone with the proper equipment can get and sell to the highest bidder. Sure this will not make for an atom bomb but strap this around a regular bomb and detonate close to wall street or any other important infrastructure and you can severely interrupt a society.

Or he suggested even worse: Just hide it under wall street for 10 years and then when someone reacts to the high number of cancer cases you reveal that you placed it there. Then claim that you have contaminated several other locations as well , and then watch the panic spread...

03-05-12, 06:15 AM	#3
Gorduz Engineer Join Date: Mar 2001 Location: Norway Posts: 210 Downloads: 2 Uploads: 0	Yes I heard from a visiting professor in nuclear physics that these poses a major security risk. They often contain radioactive material anyone with the proper equipment can get and sell to the highest bidder. Sure this will not make for an atom bomb but strap this around a regular bomb and detonate close to wall street or any other important infrastructure and you can severely interrupt a society. Or he suggested even worse: Just hide it under wall street for 10 years and then when someone reacts to the high number of cancer cases you reveal that you placed it there. Then claim that you have contaminated several other locations as well , and then watch the panic spread... __________________ 21. MTB skv. Attacks without warning.