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[*] posted on 3-12-2003 at 03:38 AM
U.S. tests massive bomb


"MOAB, privately known in military circles as "the mother of all bombs," has been under development since late last year. The bomb carries 18,000 pounds of tritonal explosives, which have an indefinite shelf life. It replaces the Vietnam-era "Daisy Cutter," a 15,000-pound bomb with 12,600 pounds of the less-powerful GSX explosives.

As originally conceived, the MOAB was to be used against large formations of troops and equipment or hardened above-ground bunkers. The target set has also been expanded to include deeply buried targets. "

WHY ARE THEY GONNA USE THIS BOMB? THIS SHIT IS NOT NECESSARY. BUSH WANTS TO DESTROY A COUNTRY AND TO KILL INOCCENT PEOPLE, THAT'S IT. OR MAYBE HE THINKS THAT THE IRAQI POPULATION ARE ALL TERRORISTS. BUSH MUST BE STOPPED. HE IS A MURDER.
I CAN'T BELIEVE THIS SHIT.... I CAN'T BELIEVE IT.....
I'M VERY SAD AND SHAME TO HAVE A PRIME -MINISTER THAT IS BY THE BUSH SIDE.....
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[*] posted on 3-12-2003 at 03:57 AM


well they have to drop their bombs on SOMEBODY, otherwise how could they justify the billions of dollars they spent to develop them? 8)
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[*] posted on 3-12-2003 at 04:07 AM


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Originally posted by Sidewinder 42
well they have to drop their bombs on SOMEBODY, otherwise how could they justify the billions of dollars they spent to develop them? 8)


You are absolutely right.
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