"? Dr. Artaud ?" wrote:
3254.bay.webtv.net:

Cuhulin, I would indeed be more worried about China or North Korea than
Iran, though I don't believe that a single weapon would be effective.

Regards,

Dr. Artaud

Follow Roscoe Bartlett's work and you may be surprised.

Just *one* 100-kt fission device, detonated over Omaha,
would be enough to render 80% of the nations electronic
communications capability inert.

73,

Steve
--
Steve Lawrence
Burnsville, Minnesota

Every moment of a human life is an act
of worship.

Coincidence is God's way of being anonymous.

Fiber Optic,Fiber Optic is the way to go.The more the better.Or does
that make any sense? I saw a website a few days ago about a company
which sells Fiber Optic cables if anybody wants the URL of the website.I
think I emailed it to myself.
cuhulin

Two or three years ago,either Popular Science or Popular Mechanics
magazine had an article about electro magnetic devices that could be
built for $500.00.
I DON't want one!
cuhulin

If you want something to worry about then consider the possibility of
an asian version of the EU. Imagine China and India as the center of a
regional economic unit that could dwarf the EU once it got going. That
unit aligned against Japan and the U.S. would quite a force. Is there
room for two AU organizations - one in Africa and one in Asia?

indeed, surely it would take quite a few bombs to cover the U.S.

if it did happen i think the government would resort to web.tv boxes to
communicate.

"? Dr. Artaud ?" wrote in message
...
"radioman390" wrote in news:1114478832.222537.114010
@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com:

My Start Page, when I open Internet Explorer, is actually a page of
popular
links in table form that I made using Microsoft Word, and the page is
stored on the drive. It works out nice, opens very quick, and doesn't call
for a connection when Internet Explorer is opened. I have animated images
dispersed throughout the page to give it life.

World Net Daily used to be one of the links on the start page, but no
more.
I deleted it sometime ago and have never regretted it. This article shows
why.

Obviously we live in a very large country, maybe they could pull this off
over a country of insignificant size, but not the U.S.

I have relegated World Net Daily to the usual source of Neo-Con news
available in so many places.

Regards,

Dr. Artaud


http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/ar...TICLE_ID=43956

radioman390 wrote:
Is Iran planning on detonating an A-Bomb high over the US to cripple
all our transistor-based technology?

Uh ohhhhh .. I've been told that even my R4c has some solid state
parts.

Might be time to dust out the SP-600JX.

Whatcha got, Bro. Lawrence?

Wouldn't want you left outa the SWL-ing frenzy that is sure to follow
"the big bang".

"El Dubya" wrote:

Uh ohhhhh .. I've been told that even my R4c has some solid state
parts.

Might be time to dust out the SP-600JX.

Whatcha got, Bro. Lawrence?

Wouldn't want you left outa the SWL-ing frenzy that is sure to follow
"the big bang".

Brother El Dubyah, I have the finest HF receiver ever made, a jen-yoo-wine
Collins 51J-4, and it's recapped and aligned. I also have a nice Lister
12/2
diesel genset (no electric start, no batteries) with two genheads in spare,
and
a buncha drivebelts.

Just in case.

73,

Steve

There is nothing new here. Why do you think our country has been running
fiber-optic cable underground, and Apple's iPod has an all metal back on it!
LOL!

Bill Crocker


"radioman390" wrote in message
oups.com...
Is Iran planning on detonating an A-Bomb high over the US to cripple
all our transistor-based technology?

http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/ar...TICLE_ID=43956

EMP was more of a threat before high-density ICs. The interconnecting
wires must be of significant length to devlope a high enough voltage
to hurt the juctions.

I'd say this is just more fascist scare tactics. Grow a pair.

"radioman390" wrote in message
oups.com...
Is Iran planning on detonating an A-Bomb high over the US to cripple
all our transistor-based technology?

http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/ar...TICLE_ID=43956


If you seriously believe the validity of the daily lineup of
utter bullshi+ that appears on WorldNetDaily
then I guess you also believe the 'news stories'
reported in tabloids like the Weekly World News.....