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I notice that you are so idiotic that you could not even find a football
group to post your garbage in.

 

Lived three years in Switzerland, many times to Germany. Highlights
were beir unt bratwurst. Not much else. Thought Austria was better.

 

Who are "they"? Work stopped in Germany on using any kind of nuclear
source as a weapon by 1943. Feel free to quote reliable sources to
prove otherwise.

And when you say "bringing together radioactive material sufficiently
refined to bring about a chain reaction" what are you referring to?
Medical waste FFS? Because they had no working reactor to produce any
other kind of radioactive material, nor were they apparently in any
hurry to make one. The only work in 1945 was, as I said, being done
towards a Civil service power grid, not a weapon, and was nowhere near
any kind of physical result. And the Military was showing little
interest.

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So why do you suppose they placed so much vital military importance on heavy
water (deuterium oxide) production.

Maybe their troops wanted something more substantial in their water canteens
eh?

 

That would qualify, but I suspect most potential nuclear terrorists (and the
WW2 Nazis) would be aiming for some sort of chain reaction - it produces a
significant radiation burst and disperses much more radioactive fallout much
further than just conventional explosives under a pile of radioactive
medical waste.

 

http://www.flurl.com/video/5453197_comments.htm

 

It usually involves the 'conventional' army adopting guerilla
approaches.
Malaya.
FFL in Indo-China.

 

Erm, thats wrong. Just producing a criticality doesn't produce more
radioactive material. OK you might neutron activate a few more atoms but
nothing on any real scale. Nor does a criticality disperse material where,
for instance, you have two cast slugs of uranium or plutonium.

An ideal dirty bomb would use Pu or Uranium in a 100+ mesh powder, probably
mixed with another bulk agent, wrapped around a high explosive core, in
itself a shaped charge depending on the intended deployment.

If you want to deny public access to a usefully wide area it will have to be
an air burst or detonation from the top edge of a very high building.

One might consider a fuel/air explosion at altitude as a very effective
dispersal weapon, if one was so inclined.

 

Wasn't the comment in the thread something about the Yanks never calling it
a war?

Did the South Vietnamese government call it a war?

 

It was a comment by the iKike, so only worthy of being ignored.

 

Sri Lanka (1) recently and Chechnya. And the **** in me HAS to say Northern
Ireland.

As for victory, like I said, they didn't want to win at all costs. Had they
done so they would, like they did against, oh, say..... Japan.

I don't believe for one moment the CIA didn't know that the USSR and PRC,
despite the bluster of the former, didn't have the means to engage in a
nuclear conflict.

(1) who proved that you do it by killing every motherfucker in the room (tm)

 

I find that hard to believe, but who cares - the only countries that
didn't wave their flag were those not in it.

A bit redundant, it's a bit like saying German, krauts. And the reason
the British became called limeys was because a naval surgeon realised
the link between scurvy and a lack of vitamin C. As a consequence the
british sailors were in better physical condition than their enemies.

Yes yes all very relevant, a quote from a french, a nation not adverse
to laying down arms in the face of the enemy either.

Hang on a minute aren't Germans those teutonic types who basically
regarded everyone who wasn't german as sub-human and tried to wipe them
off the planet on an industrial scale?

If memory and google serves me correctly they also tried to 'breed' out
non desirable characteristics amongst the germans and until recently
where very picky about who could call themselves german.

With that track record I'd avoid using the word 'racist' and variations
thereof for a few more centuries at least.

Mike

 

Work on a nuclear weapon stopped, as I said, in 1943 when the
Norwegian Heavy Water plant was fucked up by saboteurs and bombing.
End of story, game over, heavy water had nothing at all to do with
production of a dirty bomb in 1945.

Give it up.


Two Dogs

 

Not mention, of course, that there was no radioactive medical waste
in 1945......but you knew that

Two Dawgs

 

Verpiss dich, pimmel-kopf.

 

Work on a nuclear weapon stopped, as I said, in 1943 when the
Norwegian Heavy Water plant was fucked up by saboteurs and bombing.
End of story, game over, heavy water had nothing at all to do with
production of a dirty bomb in 1945.

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You really don't have a clue.

Heavy water production was moved to germany after the Norwegian resistance
sabotaged the Norsk Hydro Plant.

The NR got another bite at the cherry when the Germans moved remaining heavy
water stocks across the lake - they set explosives on the ferry and sank it
at the deepest point.

The Nazi's would have been happy with any nuke they could get, but having
exterminated all their Jewish scientists they probably didn't have the means
to produce anything better than a crude dirty device - and as the allies
discovered they were still some way off of that.

 

Not mention, of course, that there was no radioactive medical waste
in 1945......but you knew that

Two Dawg


Of course not - radiation didn't exist until the Americans invented it.

 

That's fucking rich.

You can't post properly, you've never heard of snipping, you feed
trolls - do I need to go on?

You are an imbecile.

 

"des in all probability sticking around for another two months"

The Russians certainly paid the highest price for the defeat of Naziism, but
their commander in chief was well known for making bad descisions, mainly
throwing in sheer numbers of mass suicide squads to numerically overwhelm
the enemy.

On the ground their winterised weapons were better and more reliable than
the over engineered German equipment.

In the air, performance was reduced by shoddy finish on the aircraft (one or
two officials got arrested and charged with sabotage because of it). Bad
tactics again caused heavy losses along with the high command's refusal to
learn from the experience of front line pilots.

 

Who are "they"? Work stopped in Germany on using any kind of nuclear
source as a weapon by 1943. Feel free to quote reliable sources to
prove otherwise.

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The Germans were definately up to something right up to the end of the war.

At the time of the German surrender a U-boat was intercepted on its way to
Japan - apparently there were a few cases of U235 in the cargo.

 

Seeing as the Grammar Police have been called in, have you ever considered
putting a question mark at the end of your questions?

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Andrew