It looks like you're using an Ad Blocker.
Please white-list or disable AboveTopSecret.com in your ad-blocking tool.
Thank you.
Some features of ATS will be disabled while you continue to use an ad-blocker.
originally posted by: Salander
a reply to: wmd_2008
I can easily remember that in US Army training in the 60's, the US Army was in possession of "tactical nukes" such as Davey Crockett. I know that a "suitcase nuke" was shown to members of congress way back when, including Barry Goldwater.
You can pretend all you wish that such things did not exist, but I know better. By 2001, one can only imagine what kind of progress has been made in tactical nuclear devices.
originally posted by: Salander
a reply to: neutronflux
How many priests were running around Boston talking about molestation of altar boys? Bishops? Lawyers? Cops?
Clergy, abuse, and jail time
Prosecutions are rare, but 75 priests or ministers have faced convictions, prison.
By Mark Clayton, Staff writers of The Christian Science Monitor; Seth Stern, Staff writers of The Christian Science Monitor / March 21, 2002
BOSTON
originally posted by: neutronflux
a reply to: Salander
I still think 9/11 conspiracies are more based on the phycology that people are so desperate to think somebody is in control they would rather believe their government conducted 9/11 for a purpose than evil people quietly and secretly strived to carry out senseless acts of violence?
How many credit card numbers, bank accounts, identities are stolen everyday. Must be the result of government In total control?
originally posted by: Salander
a reply to: firerescue
Do you not understand research and development?
The Davey Crockett was relatively primitive by modern standards. We've come a long way baby, in R&D for nuclear devices, and 911 demonstrated that.
The Davey Crockett was relatively primitive by modern standards. We've come a long way baby, in R&D for nuclear devices, and 911 demonstrated that.
originally posted by: Salander
a reply to: firerescue
Do you not understand research and development?
The Davey Crockett was relatively primitive by modern standards. We've come a long way baby, in R&D for nuclear devices, and 911 demonstrated that.
originally posted by: Salander
a reply to: pteridine
Do you acknowledge the testimony of Willy Rodriguez? Probably not, but if you do, what do you see as its significance?
Are you familiar with the testimony of Jim Gartenberg in his phone calls to his wife from his office on the 86th floor of the North tower? Probably not, but he reported that explosions were coming from within the core, through the elevator shafts, from the inside out.
Are you aware of the rare cancers amongst those who worked on the pile, as they called it, Ground Zero? Is that a Freudian slip by the perps? Did you know that those cancers are virtually the same as the cancers found in survivors of Chernobyl, Nagasaki and Hiroshima?
Do you often connect dots?
originally posted by: Salander
You're good at linking Pteridine, but not so good at thinking.
Willy Rodriguez was there that day when it happened. He made public statements and received heroism rewards regarding his actions that day at his job, for which he was late that particular morning. He assisted he coworkers and others in escaping from the tower after the "airliner" hit the building. People did die, and there are many stories about what happened there that day, heroes and villains.
His testimony was taken behind closed doors by the Zelikow Commission, which participants of the charade openly admitting the commission was set up to fail, and his testimony was excluded by the Official Report, which citizens could buy, just so they could be purposely misled away from the truth.
Linking is cool, but dot connecting is even better.
originally posted by: Salander
a reply to: pteridine
No, I have concluded that the nuclear theory is the only theory that explains all known facts, all observed phenomena. It conforms to Occam's Razor: the reason it looked like nuclear explosions had taken place there is because nuclear explosions did take place there.
The reason USGS found high rates of thorium and other by products of nuclear fission is because nuclear fission had taken place there.
The reason those who worked at GZ contracted diseases similar or identical to diseases contracted at Chernobyl and Hiroshima is because nuclear events had taken place.
The reason large structural pieces of steel were blasted sideways hundreds of feet is because some source of very high explosive material was present.
On Earth, thorium is not a rare element as was previously thought, having a crustal abundance comparable to that of lead and molybdenum, twice that of arsenic, and thrice that of tin. Thorium only occurs as a minor constituent of most minerals. Soil normally contains about 6 parts per million (ppm) of thorium.