Purple powder thrown at uk pm

[billybob2002]

What about this?

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The munition found was a binary chemical shell, meaning it featured two chambers, each containing separate chemical compounds. Upon impact with the ground after the shell is fired, the barrier between the chambers is broken, the chemicals mix and sarin is created and dispersed.

[denoir]

What about this?

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The munition found was a binary chemical shell, meaning it featured two chambers, each containing separate chemical compounds. Upon impact with the ground after the shell is fired, the barrier between the chambers is broken, the chemicals mix and sarin is created and dispersed.

Binary compound explosives that are not unusual in artillery shells. Nitrogen and boron or phosphorous and nitrogen. Shall we continue this in the Iraq thread?

[DKM Jaguar]

Returning to the topic...
If it was the work of the father's rights group, then it was a pretty useless act. Instead of making their group more known, it has only created fears of chemical attacks for real, if anything, giving the government more knowledge in how to deal with a true attack of this sort...
If they had done something specific to their cause, instead of pissing about with condoms and purple powder, their little 'attack' may have been far more effective. Instead people are not thinking "this is the work of that group" they are thinking "holy crap... what if there was an attack on the primeminister?".
The two are quite far between.

[MSpencer]

CNN is anti-war and I have no problem with that. It's when they air things saying that US Troops are war criminals that I stop believing them and see that they're biased beyond any recognition of news.

And the condom thing, you can just as easily hide an M67.

[Ex-RoNiN]

Please keep the Iraq-war references to a minimum please. We have a separate thread for that.

[HotShot]

Returning to the topic...
If it was the work of the father's rights group, then it was a pretty useless act. Instead of making their group more known, it has only created fears of chemical attacks for real, if anything, giving the government more knowledge in how to deal with a true attack of this sort...
If they had done something specific to their cause, instead of pissing about with condoms and purple powder, their little 'attack' may have been far more effective. Instead people are not thinking "this is the work of that group" they are thinking "holy crap... what if there was an attack on the primeminister?".
The two are quite far between. ***

Yeah but it's got the Fathers right's group noticed just as much as the security, they should stick to the Super heroe idea though, they're good Maybe not ontop of cranes over a street so everyone gets pissed off course it cause's a traffic jam, maybe just over a bridge or something, like that other guy did, he draped a banner too. If they keep doing these sorta things (throwing powder), they'll get an image of a harmless terroist group

[brgnorway]

Actually, I'm sorry he threw powder at Blair - it should have been a cobble stone or something!

[Red Oct]

i tell you, you brits don't know how fortunate you really are. would you rather have Bush as your PM?

[brgnorway]

i tell you, you brits don't know how fortunate you really are. would you rather have Bush as your PM?

Ours is even worse - he's a bloody priest! So we have something in common with Iran at least - both nations governed by a priest ***

[turms]

i tell you, you brits don't know how fortunate you really are. would you rather have Bush as your PM?

Ours is even worse - he's a bloody priest! So we have something in common with Iran at least - both nations governed by a priest ***

Ours is an absolutist