At 04:46 PM 12/27/01 -0800, Tim May wrote:
>Easy to imagine safer activators. A magnet arrangment, where an external
>magnet pulls something. A dual activator system, where two switches must
>be closed simultaneously, ampoules to be broken or pierced under the
>skin, and so on.
Yeah but then y
> As for sniffers finding these things...the signals are already being
> lost in the noise. Dogs can find certain kinds of explosives, but
> are fooled by others. And the vapor emissions can be very, very low.
> (Nothing is ever "zero" on a log scale, of course, but something
> sealed inside a gla
On Thursday, December 27, 2001, at 02:34 PM, Anonymous wrote:
>>> A good plastic (haha) surgeon might be able to implant 10lbs or more,
> easily enough to bring down a plane. Breast implants would be the
> obvious place to put it, because they certainly can't open up every
> woman who wants to g
>> A good plastic (haha) surgeon might be able to implant 10lbs or more,
easily enough to bring down a plane. Breast implants would be the
obvious place to put it, because they certainly can't open up every
woman who wants to get on a plane with "augmentation" so what can you
do? <<
10 lbs can d
> High-speed trains are almost as much fun to blow up as planes,
> and muckers can do that by blowing up the tracks without
> even having to get on the train.
This just means that the era of centralized transportation is nearing its end.
There are multiple possible choices for the future (most
On Wednesday, December 26, 2001, at 05:53 PM, Dr. Evil wrote:
>> What does airport 'security' do about those sneakers that
>> flash upon heelstrike?
>
> They should be seized and destroyed by the fashion cops.
A clear Title 7 violation in these unfree Beknighted States, as it is
negros who wear
On Wednesday, December 26, 2001, at 05:44 PM, David Honig wrote:
>
> Was 'Reid' wearing Nikes?
>
As Osama told him, "Just do it!"
> What does airport 'security' do about those sneakers that
> flash upon heelstrike?
>
An ideal detonation device.
"Walk softly and carry a big stick."
"Clic
At 01:53 AM 12/27/2001 +, Dr. Evil wrote:
>The solution to this problem might be greater use of high-speed
>trains, video conferencing, and other things to make air travel less
>necessary.
High-speed trains are almost as much fun to blow up as planes,
and muckers can do that by blowing up the
> No one has yet mentioned surgically implanted explosives.
> You could carry more than a twat's worth.
> You'd need a mechanical or chemical trigger to avoid
> electronics-detection. Think: punch yourself 6 cm left
> of the scar, to push the plunger.
Yeah, there have definitely been cases o
At 11:49 PM 12/26/01 -, Dr. Evil wrote:
>effective against drug smuggling. The risk is very real; a woman
>could carry several pounds of explosives. "They" are aware of this
>but there isn't much they can do right now.
No one has yet mentioned surgically implanted explosives.
You could ca
> And the current monitoring systems... Do they work to detect the
> presence of explosives in the physiological duct?
No, not at all. There were a few articles on that grim subject pretty
recently. Bottom line: There is no technology available today that
would work in a practical way to do thi
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