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Nuclear-Tipped Interceptors Studied (washingtonpost.com) "When you actually look at the question, you find that it takes a very large warhead -- more than a megaton -- to destroy anthrax spores in bomblets that may be spread over a distance of five kilometers or more," he said.
"Worse, there are hundreds of civilian satellites as well as many U.S. military satellites vital to our national security that would be imperiled by nuclear explosions. And there are electromagnetic pulse vulnerabilities in an advanced society such as ours that would occur to any point within line-of-sight of the nuclear explosions."
{You know what it's like? it's like listening to a bunch of fourth-graders talk about Osama bin Laden. Parrot voices squawk the scraps of adult bluster they hear at home. These men know nothing literally nothing of where they are or what they so arrogantly toy with. the web of life is ravelling all around us and these little boys take out their hairless little penises and boast.}