This is actually interesting. Some of the guys in here know that my office is on Wall Street in NYC. Wednesday morning, on my way to work, I have to go over Brooklyn Bridge. They have now checkpoints because of the terrorist threats to attack NYC landmarks and B'klyn Bridge. Anyway, I am being stopped in my Chevy Tahoe and the cop tried to look through the tinted glass in the rear and didn't see anything. Now, I had the cover pulled over MY double 104 steel tanks! I was glad that I didn't have to explain that the most dangerous material was enriched air... otherwise, they may have arrested me. Good on one hand, because I did not get into trouble, bad on the other hand... I could have been a terrorist smuggling in tanks filled with something totally else... Anyway... later Udo "G. A." wrote: > > A quote from MSNBC: > > "Meanwhile, in an FBI bulletin sent to state and local law enforcement > agencies, the agency warned that various terrorist elements have sought to > develop an offensive scuba diver capability. > A U.S. law enforcement official, speaking on condition of anonymity, > said the warning came from interviews with detainees and documents recovered > in terrorism investigations. But this official declined to offer more > details. > The scuba warning, which the FBI said was based on uncorroborated and > unsubstantiated information, cautioned that while there is no evidence of > operational planning to utilize scuba divers to carry out attacks within the > United States, there is a body of information showing the desire to obtain > such capability. > > http://www.msnbc.com/news/755454.asp?0bl=-0 > > There is an obvious capability to cause great harm from mining ships and > dams, I think, and on a rebreather noone above would be the wiser? Scary > stuff. What about nuclear plants' cooling water intake/exhaust? > > Does this mean interrogate everyone getting fills and check ID's? > :-) (not to laugh at a serious matter though) > > Gene Avakyan -- Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. Send subscribe/unsubscribe requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'.
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