Bulldozing US Homeland Defence.

A home-made armored Caterpillar turns Colorado into Palestine?

Palestine has dead. The authorities ended this one without public
deaths.

Pure chance. They had no absolutely contact with the madman whatsoever .
If he decided to target a chemical plant and cause a Bhopal-scale
industrial disaster, the cops simply couldn't stop him. In the end an
entire county could get killed.

"Tamas Feher" wrote in message
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A home-made armored Caterpillar turns Colorado into Palestine?

Palestine has dead. The authorities ended this one without public
deaths.

Pure chance. They had no absolutely contact with the madman whatsoever .
If he decided to target a chemical plant and cause a Bhopal-scale
industrial disaster, the cops simply couldn't stop him. In the end an
entire county could get killed.

Even if it was possible at a few MPH it will take a long time for an
armoured Bulldozer to get to the plant. Well the cops might well let you
drive around a low rise part of town they have evacuated untill you brake
down, get bored or cap yourself if you are heading for a major chem plant
they will stop you. And no need to call in air strikes, a cop in a truck
crashing into the rear idler/drive sproket will stop any Bulldozer just
fine. Failing that a few petrol bombs will do the job at no risk to a cop.

On Mon, 7 Jun 2004 16:01:14 +0200, "Tamas Feher"
wrote:

A home-made armored Caterpillar turns Colorado into Palestine?

Palestine has dead. The authorities ended this one without public
deaths.

Pure chance. They had no absolutely contact with the madman whatsoever .
If he decided to target a chemical plant and cause a Bhopal-scale
industrial disaster, the cops simply couldn't stop him. In the end an
entire county could get killed.

Has Mr. Feher consulted a map to find out the location of Granby,
Colorado? Hint: it's 75 miles (and at least one mountain pass) to the
Denver suburbs, where one might first encounter any sort of chemical
plant. Perhaps the authorities were confident he wasn't targeting a
chemical plant because there aren't many chemical plants in a Rocky
Mountain tourist town with a population of a few thousand.

Regards,

George
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In article ,
on Tue, 08 Jun 2004 09:45:48 -0400,
Dr. George O. Bizzigotti attempted to say .....

On Mon, 7 Jun 2004 16:01:14 +0200, "Tamas Feher"
wrote:

A home-made armored Caterpillar turns Colorado into Palestine?

Palestine has dead. The authorities ended this one without public
deaths.

Pure chance. They had no absolutely contact with the madman whatsoever .
If he decided to target a chemical plant and cause a Bhopal-scale
industrial disaster, the cops simply couldn't stop him. In the end an
entire county could get killed.

Has Mr. Feher consulted a map to find out the location of Granby,
Colorado? Hint: it's 75 miles (and at least one mountain pass) to the
Denver suburbs, where one might first encounter any sort of chemical
plant. Perhaps the authorities were confident he wasn't targeting a
chemical plant because there aren't many chemical plants in a Rocky
Mountain tourist town with a population of a few thousand.


They don't let him have maps in his facility.....


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