u.s. missing a nuke Options

[Seeker]

This was in the news a few days ago but has already been forgotten by the media.

It was reported in one news article that six nuclear weapons disappeared from Minot AFB in North Dakota. Supposedly the weapons were accidentally shipped in combat-ready positions on a B-52 to Barksdale Air Force Base in Shreveport, LA. In all the news reports only FIVE nuclear weapons were discovered at Barksdale. Secondly, if you know anything about the military you know it's virtually impossible to accidentally ship live nukes without the Air Force's knowledge. The security checks they have in place are amazing and the odds of them losing track of nuclear weapons is about a trillion to one. Someone in the Air Force had to AUTHORIZE this to happen.

You can only come to one conclusion from this information:

Someone, operating under a special chain of command within the United States Air Force, just stole a nuclear weapon.

http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread302187/pg1
http://geronimomanifesto.blogspot.com/
http://www.digg.com/world_news/Barksdale_M...uclear_Weapon_2

Don't forget to duck and cover when this nuke goes off in the United States and is blamed on terrorists! Bush needs a false-flag nuke attack to justify a nuclear war with Iran.

This nuke accident should be all over the news... but it's not? Surprised?

[Hartmann]

Actually, it is very easy to ship nukes around and not know it. The nuclear weapons and the non-nuclear weapons look exactly the same, and are the same except that the non-nuclear weapon holds an inert insert in the warhead instead of the nuclear material.

For this reason, all of these weapons are handled the exact the same way. In the incident you are citing the nukes were in the wrong area and were thought to be the inert variety. Instead they were nuclear weapons and loaded (just as safely) onto the aircraft.

As far as one missing it is all speculation by one conspirator.

The "Broken Arrow" that took place on July 13, 1950 is misrepresented in the guy's article. It was not carrying any nuclear material (as was the case for most planes that over flew the U.S.) and happened to be carrying an inert dummy weapon.

[Seeker]

BTW on Sept. 14th the Air Force is standing down all day. That would be the perfect opportunity for someone to detonate a nuke for a false flag event.

[Mommy]

ugh.

[Hartmann]

BTW on Sept. 14th the Air Force is standing down all day. That would be the perfect opportunity for someone to detonate a nuke for a false flag event.

Oh, and you have this information how? A stand-down? They stand-down everyday.

[Seeker]

Oh, and you have this information how? A stand-down? They stand-down everyday.

All Air Force aircraft will be grounded on that day for a "safety" day. It was in the news on drudge.

Here's an article about it since you're too lazy to do a google search:
http://www.airforcetimes.com/news/2007/09/...anddown_070807/

[Seeker]

Then we have the billion dollar stock option trade from someone betting the market is about to tank. The last time something like that was seen was right before 9/11.

The options expire on the 21st so something has to happen before then. The 14th seems like the perfect window of opportunity.

http://www.canadafreepress.com/2007/business090407.htm

[Hartmann]

Did anything happen in 1997, the year of the last safety stand down?

[Dogmeat]

welp ... guess this means a bunch of us are gonna be getting drafted ...

[impala454]

This was in the news a few days ago but has already been forgotten by the media.

It was reported in one news article that six nuclear weapons disappeared from Minot AFB in North Dakota. Supposedly the weapons were accidentally shipped in combat-ready positions on a B-52 to Barksdale Air Force Base in Shreveport, LA. In all the news reports only FIVE nuclear weapons were discovered at Barksdale. Secondly, if you know anything about the military you know it's virtually impossible to accidentally ship live nukes without the Air Force's knowledge. The security checks they have in place are amazing and the odds of them losing track of nuclear weapons is about a trillion to one. Someone in the Air Force had to AUTHORIZE this to happen.

You can only come to one conclusion from this information:

Someone, operating under a special chain of command within the United States Air Force, just stole a nuclear weapon.

maybe you can only come to one conclusion. but yet again, a simpler explanation exists. maybe the news report that reported six disappeared was wrong?

http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread302187/pg1
http://geronimomanifesto.blogspot.com/
http://www.digg.com/world_news/Barksdale_M...uclear_Weapon_2

Don't forget to duck and cover when this nuke goes off in the United States and is blamed on terrorists! Bush needs a false-flag nuke attack to justify a nuclear war with Iran.

This nuke accident should be all over the news... but it's not? Surprised?

So if it's blamed on terrorists how would we have a nuclear war with Iran? If we wanted to go to war with Iran we could do it right now for their threats to our allies and aiding terrorists with weapons. What would be the motive for Bush to do this anyways? What's in it for him or any of his evil minions?

even if it was true and teh evil Bush just wants to nuke everybody for shits & giggles, you're incredibly naive if you think he would need to stage some kind of "oops we lost a nuke" accident to get a hold of one.

[Seeker]

Airman Todd Blue who was under investigation for the loading of nukes onto the B-52 has passed away. His obituary doesn't say why he died, usually when the cause is suicide the cause of the death is omitted from the obituary. It's extremely unusual for a healthy 20 year old to suddenly up and die and even more unusual given that he was under investigation for the nuke fiasco. It looks like someone in the government decided to silence this young man.

http://www.rense.com/general78/strange.htm
http://worldwide-sawdust.com/showDiary.do?diaryId=1405
http://www.rense.com/general78/death.htm

[Seeker]

More people connected with the Minot B-52 nuke incident that have since passed away after the fiasco:

Weston Kissel - 23rd Bomb Squadron, Stratofortress pilot - Killed in motorcycle accident
http://www.minot.af.mil/news/story.asp?storyID=123061162

Airman Stephen Garrett - Killed in a car crash
http://www.kxmc.com/getArticle.asp?ArticleId=140988

Married couple employed at Barksdale die in motorcycle crash
http://www.ktbs.com/news/Married-couple-em...cle-crash-5022/

[Hartmann]

Well, considering September 14th passed and there wasn't some massive strike like you predicted, I think we're good.

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[impala454]

Airman Todd Blue who was under investigation for the loading of nukes onto the B-52 has passed away. His obituary doesn't say why he died, usually when the cause is suicide the cause of the death is omitted from the obituary. It's extremely unusual for a healthy 20 year old to suddenly up and die and even more unusual given that he was under investigation for the nuke fiasco. It looks like someone in the government decided to silence this young man.

http://www.rense.com/general78/strange.htm
http://worldwide-sawdust.com/showDiary.do?diaryId=1405
http://www.rense.com/general78/death.htm

obituaries rarely include the cause of death.

[Seeker]

You don't think Todd Blue's death was unusual?