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Originally posted by tgambill
questioningale, I'll tell you. The "I was there" has an antagonistic title, and in my opinion was called in by Kyo who cannot handle the heat in debunking another Government, CFR, CIA lie.
Originally posted by Nichiren
reply to post by KyoZero
Now let's take it back to step one: how did the hot warheads end up in the wrong cruise missiles?
Originally posted by DarrylGalasso
One of these weapons weigh a lot and the off balanced load would seem to make take-off like that impossible as when the aircraft left the ground the heavy wing would immediately hit the ground causing a crash (there is a job that specifically deals with this called a load master).
Originally posted by Anonymous ATS
reply to post by jerico65
Well, then you would be impressed by lawn clippings, jack.
Kyo is an unknown quantity, just like you. Just like the rest of the story. Is his explanation plausible? No. Why not? Well, if I told you, then I would be divulging information about security that isn't lawful to share.
The deaths seem mighty coincidental. The theft of the nukes could not have been accidental. If you think that "well, we don't really know what happened" is a trump card, then I would remind you that the stakes and the circumstances are weighty enough to keep a jaundiced eye on this issue.
Is it possible that the nuclear warheads were mis-identified as non-nuclear ordinance prior to being mounted in the cruise missles?
Alternatively, is it possible that the nuclear armed missles were mis-identified, perhaps intentionally, after they had been assembled?
Either of the two scenarios above would, concieveably involve the "active" participation of far fewer personnel; perhaps just one or two "agents" falsifying the neccessary inventory records.
Perhaps, all that was needed for the supposed scheme to work was the knowledge that boredom and complacency are inherent in places like Minot: that it would be (and apparently, was) easy to exploit human weakness to pull off a stunning theft.
Is it possible that the nuclear warheads were mis-identified as non-nuclear ordinance prior to being mounted in the cruise missles?
Alternatively, is it possible that the nuclear armed missles were mis-identified, perhaps intentionally, after they had been assembled?
Originally posted by Anonymous ATS
Well, then you would be impressed by lawn clippings, jack.
Originally posted by Anonymous ATS
Kyo is an unknown quantity, just like you. Just like the rest of the story. Is his explanation plausible? No. Why not? Well, if I told you, then I would be divulging information about security that isn't lawful to share.
Originally posted by Pilot
Well said anonymous!!
The contributions of our been there, done that brigade do no more than attempt to put a stop to the discussion that they so claim to enjoy. If I am enjoying myself, I can afford to be charming...I wonder why they cannot?
Originally posted by jerico65
Originally posted by Pilot
Well said anonymous!!
The contributions of our been there, done that brigade do no more than attempt to put a stop to the discussion that they so claim to enjoy. If I am enjoying myself, I can afford to be charming...I wonder why they cannot?
It's funny how when someone posts info that blows a hole in your theory, it's automatically labelled as "disinformation" or something along those lines.
I loss count of the number of times I've been called a liar (or worse) by someone on ATS when I wrote something about the military that didn't fit in their scheme of things.