Re: Nova - Dirty Bombs

[Tom Hazlett <tomhaz@AOL.COM>]

Thank you Brian, for beating me to the punch. There has been a little to 

much theorizing by a few folks on the "how to" aspects of the dirty bomb 

problem. "Loose lips sink ships" or in this case may spark an idea in 

the head of someone with less knowledge but sinister motives.



Tom



bdkeele@HOTMAIL.COM wrote:



> Kai and several others,

>

> I urge that thoughts and ideas which could be used by a potential 

> adversary be kept off of Radsafe and out of any public forum. Anybody 

> could be reading the posts or searching archives. I don't want 

> internet web site produced by the worlds experts on radiation safety, 

> which contains basic concepts for new terrifying weapons and the 

> prescription for handling them safely.

>

> Brian Keele

>

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