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To: carranza2 who wrote (191139)	8/23/2022 6:08:45 AM
From: Maurice Winn	2 Recommendations Recommended By 3bar SirWalterRalegh Respond to of 217793

Excellent information and ideas C2 = the power of mobile Cyberspace. Smell a rat ... there's no shortage of those. And we should remember Putin"s childhood rat story. In the adult world it's more of a cornered bear story. What might a cornered bear do when armed with 1000 gigatons deliverable anywhere? Jacinda could get s 100 kiloton delivery on Devonport naval base, for example = if one joins a gang attacking somebody, it's guilty as charged. Maybe they only have megaton size in the area. Somebody thought it a good idea to bomb that bloke's daughter. I pointed out when Litvinenko was poisoned that the main point of polonium 210 in tea, Novichok on door handle and in undies and I think it was thallium somehow, was that it demonstrated that deliveries could be made pretty well anywhere to anyone. For example, polonium 210 could get into soup served in a NSA cafeteria, or Congress dining rooms. Novichok on airliners or in LAX would be disruptive. Starting wars in the globalised co-dependent world is a bad idea. Cornering rats and bears is ill advised and will make one ill. Tea drinking anywhere could be a war zone. Mqurice