Survive Infinite Dangers: The Family Survival Guide of 21st Century Dangers by Gary Yantis
Authors: Gary Yantis
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Basically, we’re all in luck on this one. As much as “the real thing” (nuclear bomb not the soft drink with that slogan) is used by the media and maybe by our government (you be the judge) to scare the pants off of us, a REAL and large nuclear bomb is VERY difficult to manufacture and even more difficult to keep stable and operational. Most experts agree the “dreaded” suitcase bombs that are supposedly still floating around the world from the old Soviet Union stolen during the chaos of the (temporary?) downfall of communism they carried little more explosive power than to blow up a fraction of a square mile have long since become duds and are now only useful for tricking arms dealers into parting with millions of dollars in an illegal arms transactions.
How do you know if what you bought as a “suitcase” bomb (named “suitcase” for its size) has been sold and resold many times? You would think some very wealthy terrorist group would “waste” a billion dollars by insisting the seller blow up one out of a dozen they might buy. I assume none have although there was a mysterious nuclear incident off the coast of South Africa some years ago. But it was later traced to (still a rumor) the Israelis testing their nuclear weaponry before Mr. Mandela was voted into office. The bomb worked so the Israelis really do have working nuclear weapons (if the rumor was correct).
Expert nuclear engineers with VERY expensive equipment are needed to keep these U.S.S.R. weapons in operating condition which is a highly unlikely scenario. This doesn’t keep former U.S.S.R. engineers from selling their “services” to terrorist groups to “maintain” the very old nuclear weapons the terrorists bought and supposedly (according to rumor) even have a few located within our borders. The author can authenticate the “sensitivity” of nuclear weapons from his employment in the nuclear weapons industry. After so many years (not many) and not maintained virtually every day they stand as much chance of blowing
Basically, we’re all in luck on this one. As much as “the real thing” (nuclear bomb not the soft drink with that slogan) is used by the media and maybe by our government (you be the judge) to scare the pants off of us, a REAL and large nuclear bomb is VERY difficult to manufacture and even more difficult to keep stable and operational. Most experts agree the “dreaded” suitcase bombs that are supposedly still floating around the world from the old Soviet Union stolen during the chaos of the (temporary?) downfall of communism they carried little more explosive power than to blow up a fraction of a square mile have long since become duds and are now only useful for tricking arms dealers into parting with millions of dollars in an illegal arms transactions.
How do you know if what you bought as a “suitcase” bomb (named “suitcase” for its size) has been sold and resold many times? You would think some very wealthy terrorist group would “waste” a billion dollars by insisting the seller blow up one out of a dozen they might buy. I assume none have although there was a mysterious nuclear incident off the coast of South Africa some years ago. But it was later traced to (still a rumor) the Israelis testing their nuclear weaponry before Mr. Mandela was voted into office. The bomb worked so the Israelis really do have working nuclear weapons (if the rumor was correct).
Expert nuclear engineers with VERY expensive equipment are needed to keep these U.S.S.R. weapons in operating condition which is a highly unlikely scenario. This doesn’t keep former U.S.S.R. engineers from selling their “services” to terrorist groups to “maintain” the very old nuclear weapons the terrorists bought and supposedly (according to rumor) even have a few located within our borders. The author can authenticate the “sensitivity” of nuclear weapons from his employment in the nuclear weapons industry. After so many years (not many) and not maintained virtually every day they stand as much chance of blowing
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