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To: Janice Shell who wrote (4560)	9/13/1998 5:27:00 AM
From: Solon	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 12810

I'd hate to lose him, too. Here is another example: To: Larry Brubaker (18310 ) From: E. Charters Thursday, Sep 10 1998 3:44AM ET Reply # of 18662 America/Japan is an economic evil. But its also where I live. I can criticize their economic policy can't I? And for our taunt I will tell you to your face. The atomic bomb was developed by 123 University of Toronto students and built in Rolphton Ontario. No one knows who first theorized it and started on its development in Canada and Britain but it was in the late 20's to early thirties. British Scientists in the Bletchley park group were doing explosion force calculations by 1940. In the thirties I know my dad told me that the possibility of it was widely discussed even by the man on the street and fission energy release equations were part of his U of T engineering exams in 1936. The Bomb was to be tested in Saskatchewan but at the last minute they shipped it by train to new Mexico. Oppenheimer, Einstein, Roosevelt and Teller had nothing to do with it. Oppenheimer was a double agent who was supposed to feed the Russians false data on the Bomb. But he was undermined by some Zionists. The bomb was an MI5 project. The uranium for it was mined in Uranium City, NWT and refined to plutonium at Chalk River Ontario at the working CANDU nuclear reactor that powered the lights of the town of Rolphton in 1943. The student who died in Rolphton who was experimenting with the hemispheres of plutonium when his screwdriver slipped was a canadian student. What you have heard all these years about Fermi, Chicago, Hanford and African Uranium is the cover story for the US media. I used to live 100 miles east of the Chalk River Reactor which my father used to run. I used to live at a site which controlled the targeting of ICBMS and in my basement was a military planning map dated 1945 and a magnetic cavitron from the pine tree line. It showed the streets of where the houses would be built 15 to 20 years later where all the colonels who would man this ballistic missile base would live. The bomb is a Canadian invention. It's construction was first theorized in 1924 after Lise Meitner discovered the equivalence of matter and energy. Subsequently an embargo on all materials to make it was emplaced in Canada. I guarantee you could not make a plutonium implosion bomb. You would be missing several vital ingredients that have never been revealed in any of the 2nd year U cookbook methods you see in the press. They would just fizzle. Gun barrel bombs also do not work. Dynamite or timed shaped charges will not compress the stuff and it will not work at all with just high grade light uranium. The problem is is a lot more difficult than that and that is why it took them 19 years to make the first one. BTW most of the American bombs were made with plutonium not the high grade uranium supposedly made at Oakridge. So what is the high grade Uranium for? I suppose you think they have told you everything. EC<:-} Possibly from an R.D. Laing research study--but certainly not a moron! A delightful wit: I hope we get him back.