We’ll never know until we actually use it, will we?
Yeah
I was thinking what one very small nuke would do.
The next step would have to be the EPNM,
the Earth Penetrating Nuclear Munition,
dropped in series to eat their way down
to the facility.
Probably messy but who cares.
You know, it’s probably not necessary to actually “Destroy” a bunker totally if you can convert it to a tomb!
So long as the elevators and tunnels are collapsed by the blast, no one and no material will be getting in or out.
The Idjits might dig them out eventually, but the activity would be visible and easily stopped with conventional bombs.
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Note: It is unknown to me if this is correct information or disinformation.
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presstv.ir/detail/223154.html
“Iran, Iraq ink MoU on transportation”
Thu Jan 26, 2012 10:34AM GMT
SNIPPET: “Iran’s Minister of Roads and Urban Development Ali Nikzad (L) and Iraq’s Minister of Transportation Hadi al-Amiri signed an MoU on transportation.
Iran and Iraq have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to increase cooperation in road, railway and air transportations as well as technical and engineering fields.
The MoU was signed by Iran’s Minister of Roads and Urban Development Ali Nikzad and Iraq’s Minister of Transportation Hadi al-Amiri on Wednesday.
Under the MoU, Iran and Iraq agreed to facilitate bus travel and launch more direct flights between the two countries. They also agreed to connect the two countries’ railways through Khosravi and Shalamcheh border lines.
Nikzad also said Iran is ready to cooperate with Iraq in housing projects.”
The question is...
Is there a money for a bigger bomb and how long will that take?
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defense.gov//News/NewsArticle.aspx?ID=66959
“Odierno: Army Will Become More Capable Through Drawdown”
By Lisa Daniel
American Forces Press Service
WASHINGTON, Jan. 27, 2012
defense.gov//News/NewsArticle.aspx?ID=66960
“Schwartz: Smaller Air Force Will Still be Effective”
By Jim Garamone
American Forces Press Service
WASHINGTON, Jan. 27, 2012
A Look at Iran
http://www.truthusa.com/IRAN.html
Why wouldn’t we just try to blow up the elevators down to the bottom. Cut off their O2 and will set them back a few days.
We do not need one...we need real leadership!
Ok, then use 10 of those consecutively in the same spot - they hit it sooner or later.
Ok, then use 10 of those consecutively in the same spot - they’ll hit it sooner or later.
They did not build a bigger bomb, they just used what they had in an elegant fashion. Rather than target the actual site, the British targeted the perimeter of the site. The bombs would detonate to the side and below the actual target, leaving a huge hollow cavity that the hardened facility would slide into.
Think of it as creating an artificial sink hole close enough to you target, so said target falls into the void.
I don't see why this would not work in this case. Oh...my bad...we actually have to have someone in charge that would carry out the attack.
This baby aught to get'er done!
Iranians are the most experienced tunnelers in the world, have been for 2,500 years.
They are well aware of the MOAB and bunker buster technology.
The minimum depth at the entrance of the nuke facility under construction near Quom is 300 feet of rock. It is fully self contained and off the grid.
They know they won’t get nuked.
How about we effed up Saudia Arabia and Iran straight up? No, we have to fight everyone, but them. Joke’s on joe populace.
How much damage would the 7 kilograms of used kitty litter from Sneaky the cat's litterbox inflict if it was traveling at a velocity of 90% c?Ker = ((1/sqrt(1 - P2)) - 1) * M * 9e16
Ker = ((1/sqrt(1 - 0.92)) - 1) * 7 * 9e16
Ker = 8.2e17 Joules, about 195 megatons.
Not bad, for kitty litter.
Well then...use them like a PHD (post hole digger) and keep dropping them in the same hole until the required depth
is reached. I would think no more than five or six would do it.
If that isn’t enough then burn your way in with some thermonuclear devices.