🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <35BE84AB.6A21@swbell.net>
on Tue, 28 Jul 1998 21:10:51 -0500, -Tracey-Levin
<tracey12@swbell.net> wrote:

>George Worley wrote:
>
>>... go live in you fantasy world
>> and try to attack a military base or position.   You will not survive.
>
>Oh please.  All it would take is one or two tactical nukes and any base
>is history.  This is not the 1950s anymore.  Today, big bombs come in
>small containers.

Ohh please yourself,  this would make the land you hold so dear to
your heart uninhabitable for centuries.  I don't think anybody that
currently lives in the US that is trying to overthrow the government
would be so stupid and idiotic to set off a nuclear bombs on their
home territory that they hold so dearly to there heart.  The year
doesn't make any difference as only an outsider that didn't care about
the land would do some like this.  And, are we forgetting that
military bases have innocent children?  THIS IS PREMEDITATED MURDER.
It is one thing to over throw a in just tyrant government but to kill
children in the process.... I just do not buy it not if the militia
that is overthrowing the government wants the people's supports.

>Oh, and did you forget about gas and bio-hazards? 

Gases are no guarantee that they are going to kill the intended
victims, winds change. Gases however would not leave a last mark on
the ground.  Bio-hazards would also render the land unusable too and
like a nuclear bomb kill more then just the military inside the base
it would murder innocent children that are dependents of military
personnel... it kill the animals --- most military bases are right
outside of a major city or town with a vast civilian population.  Are
you going to kill innocent civilians and children too?  If this is
true -- THIS ADVOCATING MURDER and if see this happening I would be on
the government side in a heart beat as I cannot in good faith support
someone who murders the innocent for their own good.

>This is the kind of stuff we need to prepare our bases for.  
>Detectors and sealed barricks would be very helpful.

The barracks that I lived in at my perm. duty station had gas
detectors but didn't have any type of detection for bio-hazards.