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In article <9d3qer$lkc$1@node17.cwnet.roc.gblx.net>, "Steve Sheldon"
<ssheldon@sodablue.org> wrote:

> "Mike Schneider" <bangers@burundanga.com> wrote in message
> news:bangers-0505012330100001@c5-7.xtlab.com...
> > "The grade of ammonium-nitrate used in the manufacture of binary
> > explosives is required to be at least 99% pure, contain not more that
> > 1.15% moisture, and have a maximum ether-soluble, water-insoluble
> > acidity, sulfate, and chloride contents of 0.10, 0.18, 0.02, and 0.50
> > percent, respectively." - U.S. Army Technical Manual TM 9-1910
> 
> Heh...  What's funny about Michael is that he's actually dumb enough to
> believe that only he has access to US Army Technical Manual TM 9-1910... and
> someone like Timothy McVeigh who was actually trained in the army would not.


   (Quick question for the proles: How many technical manuals does the US
Army have, and would they all fit in one room?)

   Since you're so familiar with these types of documents, Steve, perhaps
you could tell your interested audience what sort of blast-pressure is
necessary to destroy a three-foot thick steel-reinforced concrete column.
(The ANFO bomb detonated at The World Trade Center in New York was parked
right next to such a column. The explosion ripped out several floors of
the parking garage, but didn't even scuff the column.)

   Do yourself a favor, Sheldon: You can and will look like an idiot by
the end of this, unless the cancelfreaks come in to save your butt.

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