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To: Lucretius who wrote (233631)	4/4/2003 5:34:13 PM
From: j-at-home	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 436258

At 02:35 AM 10/08/1999 -0000, Anonymous wrote: >Something New in the Iraqi Conflict: Concrete Bombs So does Senator Feinstein's proposed bill against publishing bomb information on the Internet cover this? How about the currrent Munitions Export Laws on Technical Assistance? Abstract: Take big pieces of concrete. Drop them out of airplanes on people. Detailed: Put 50 bags of Sack-Krete in a Dumpster. Add water and stir, wait till it dries. This kind can be _rolled_ out of airplanes. Harmful-For-Minors-Version: You can drop cinder-blocks off bridges instead. Encryption-Penalty-Enhancer-Hint: If you steal the cinder blocks, they can't trace them back to you and you don't have to file off the serial numbers. >INCIRLIK AIR BASE, Turkey -- American fighter jets patrolling northern Iraq >have an innovative new weapon to use against President Saddam Hussein: concrete. >Wary of killing civilians when F-15's and F-16's strike inside Iraq, >the Air Force has begun filling 2,000-pound, laser-guided bombs >with concrete instead of explosives and dropping them on >sensitive military targets near populated areas, American military officials here said.