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15-year old is going to gene
splice the right/wrong thing
together, release it on the populace
and the last 3-inches of my Yahooo-hooo
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Quote: Originally posted by hissingnoise | Quote: |
My fear is some precious
15-year old is going to gene
splice the right/wrong thing
together, release it on the populace
and the last 3-inches of my Yahooo-hooo
is going to fall off! |
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That was uncalled for)
[Edited on 3-8-2011 by Mixell]
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In my country maybe will not sell NH4NO3 more so easy...
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Farmers will always need NH<sub>4</sub>NO<sub>3</sub> . . .
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And HNO<sub>3</sub>. A farmer near me tells me his soil is very alkaline and he buys HNO<sub>3</sub> by the tanker as a soil
pH regulator + fertiliser.
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Why thank you
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Yes but in this moment i can just go to farm shop and buy NH4NO3, but after Oslo there is some shops in where i nee to subscribe tha i use it only as
fertillizer.
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Et tu?!
The U.S. Finally Starts Regulating Sales Of Ammonium Nitrate
Robert Johnson
Aug. 3, 2011, 6:05 AM
http://www.businessinsider.com/oklahoma-city-bombing-ammoniu... and a zilllion other
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USA-SSR and EU-SSR oligarki controlled puppit regimes introduces more control, laws and regulations to increase its power, meanwhile sheeple think
that they become safer and more protected by the new comunismagenda.
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The WiZard is In
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Quote: Originally posted by KemiRockarFett |
USA-SSR and EU-SSR oligarki controlled puppit regimes introduces more control, laws and regulations to increase its power, meanwhile sheeple think
that they become safer and more protected by the new comunismagenda. |
Your a bit late ...
Corruptissima re publica plurimae leges (Tacitus AD 56-117) Annals)
When the republic is at its most corrupt, the laws are most numerous.
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Trying to legislate away problems will never result in real solutions. Firstly, the government must gain the respect of its citizens.
Secondly, it must effectively enforce its laws. A sure sign that the government is losing control is when it starts instituting
unusually harsh sentences, while at the same time, most of the lawbreakers go unpunished.
[Edited on 4-8-2011 by AndersHoveland]
I'm not saying let's go kill all the stupid people...I'm just saying lets remove all the warning labels and let the problem sort itself out.
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Interesting.
http://www.dhs.gov/ynews/releases/20110802-napolitano-ammoni...
Quote: | Ammonium nitrate is primarily used in fertilizers, first aid products, and regulated commercial explosives in support of the construction and mining
industries. However, it has also been used as a main component in powerful explosives for attacks including the Oklahoma City bombing, the London
bombings, and other acts of terrorism around the world. |
AFAIK the July 7th London bombs were acetone peroxide based.
P.S. Expect your taxes to rise disproportionately to fund these new security measures + corruption.
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well as the ruling elite would say "never let a crisis go to waste"
and he played right into thier hands.
most of the catastrophies as of late have been engineered and the legislation penned before hand, ready to be enacted in times of distress.
the politicians were, and are pressured into signing for example the "patriot act" under the pretense that to not do so is treasonous, and
unpatriotic.
if you examine the collapse of the world trade centers common sense would tell you they can't fall at terminal velocity without charges being placed
at the base and the corner columns and there is footage (of the charges) and analytical evidence of traces of thermite being used to do this.
and then, there was the london bombings in 05.
it looks like this norweigian terrorist just made it all that much easier for them.
the patriot act has provisions taken almost verbatum from hitler's declaration of martial law in 1933 when he burned the reichstag.
if it worked in the past why change it? it's so fortunate for dictators that people's memories are so short.
Give me librium or give me meth!
Patrick Henry....
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Quote: | if you examine the collapse of the world trade centers common sense would tell you they can't fall at terminal velocity without charges being placed
at the base and the corner columns and there is footage (of the charges) and analytical evidence of traces of thermite being used to do this.
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Sheeesh!
This boomerang-shit just keeps coming back, ad nauseam . . .
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boomerang or no the laws are still in force
Give me librium or give me meth!
Patrick Henry....
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Quote: Originally posted by KemiRockarFett |
1) The Breiwik does not know a shit about chemistry, he thinks diesel is an oxidant and that boiling sulfiric acid results in NOx gasses.
2) He uses a tremendous effort to get aspirin for picrid acid synth, when he have acces to ANNM, kinepake, WHY ???
3) Hes so called blastingcap was made with the powder in shotgun shells and his own made DDNP. Is this NC powder very likely to go high order? maybee
if compressed and initited with plenty of DDNP. (I dont think that an amateur like him got DDNP. )
4) The parts give fabricated impression.
5) Dino-media claims that the bomb was on 960 kg, sure baby yes! Even with a low VoD with this ammount of explosives the buildings around would have
look like shit if any left. The explosive used were alumininium rich.
Something is seriusly wrong with this. Please read and judge for your self.
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The guy wasnt stupid, and he had planned it for many years with very little interference. So after getting the chems, which is pretty easy, i do
belive he managed to make quite a bit picric acid as boosters, and DDNP for the blasting caps.
Concering the main charge, i havent heard that much. From what the media says he had 150kg of aluminium, like 50+ liters of hobby-fuel which contained
like 30% NM. So i guess its a bit hard to estimate how big the bomb was, but in his manifest i think he stated 800kgs?
But i do agree with you that the damages doesent look like a 800kg bomb. If it was that in the car, i guess alot of it didnt go high order.
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i get the impression too, that the manifesto may have been altered.
you can't believe everything the media tells you.
Give me librium or give me meth!
Patrick Henry....
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The WiZard is In
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Quote: Originally posted by hissingnoise | Quote: |
My fear is some precious
15-year old is going to gene
splice the right/wrong thing
together, release it on the populace
and the last 3-inches of my Yahooo-hooo
is going to fall off! |
Leaving you this way?
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I can predict a lifetime of 1/4 night stands. Anyway steering
away from the Dismal Science (Sociology) to Biology
Chemistry......
Extracted from:—
LE Sever
ZINC DEFICIENCY IN HUMAN POPULATIONS
Zinc and Human Development: A Review.
Human Ecology, Vol. 3 No.1, 1975
[I cannot at the moment lay hands on my copy
of this journal or I would have scanned/OCR
the entire article.]
it is probably safe to say that much of the current interest in the
role of zinc in human nutrition is an outgrowth of studies of the
zinc deficiency syndrome. The syndrome is characterized by
markedly retarded growth and sexual development and has
been found in several Middle Eastern countries plus Morocco,
Tunisia, Portugal, and Panama. Interestingly, the syndrome
was first described by Lemann in 1910, in New Orleans, but its
etiology was not recognized at that time.
The Iranian men first observed were between the ages of 18
and 21 but looked like boys of 8-10 (Prasad et al., 1961). The
Egyptian patients, the first to be studied extensively, consisted
of males between the ages of 12-20 who also showed severe
growth retardation (Sandstead et al., 1967). These individuals
have been referred to as "nutritional dwarfs." Both the Iranians
and Egyptians subsisted on diets consisting mainly of
unleavened bread, plus other plant foods, which were low in
animal protein. Although the zinc content of their diets was
approximately the same as that of a typical North American
diet, these diets were high in phytate. As discussed earlier,
phytate binds zinc and makes it physiologically unavailable.
We can summarize briefly some of the manifestations of the
zinc deficiency syndrome as seen in both Iran and Egypt. Most
of the work has been done with males, although two women
have been studied in Iran (Halsted et al., 1972) and the
syndrome is by no means limited to males. Cultural prohibitions
have to a large degree limited the study of females. The
pattern of symptoms is characterized clinically by markedly
retarded growth and sexual development, pathologically by
epatosplenomegaly, delayed epiphyseal closure of the long
bones, and iron deficiency anemia, and biochemically by
subnormal concentrations of zinc in the blood, hair, urine, and
sweat and of iron and alkaline phosphatase in serum, together
with high plasma zinc turnover rates (Underwood, 1971).
Endocrine abnormalities in these patients, particularly growth
failure and hypogonadism, resembled those of idiopathic
hypopituitarism (Prasad and Oberleas, 1970). In addition,
decreased adrenocorticotropic hormone production, abnormal
oral glucose tolerance, and increased sensitivity to insulin were
frequently demonstrated (Sandstead et al., 1966). Some of
these endocrinological abnormalities have also been described
in zinc-deficient animals and may be characteristic of an
organism rendered zinc deficient during a period of expected
rapid growth (Prasad and Oberleas, 1970).
That this syndrome was attributable to zinc deficiency became
clear through studies of the effects of various diets on the
patients. In Egypt, a group of 22 of the dwarfs was treated with
different diets with markedly different results (Sandstead et al,
1967). The rate of growth was the greatest in patients who
received a hospital diet plus supplemental zinc, compared to
slower rates in those on the hospital diet supplemented with
iron and those on the diet alone. The diet used was high in
animal protein, containing egg, meat (beef or lamb), cheese,
milk, vegetables in season, and the traditional bread Sandstead
et al, 1967). On the hospital diet alone the average increment
in height was 1.8 inches, on the hospital diet plus iron 2.9
inches, and on the hospital diet plus zinc 5.0 inches (Sandstead
et al., 1967). There were also dramatic changes in the genital
development of the zinc-treated patients, while there was little
change in the patients who received the hospital diet with or
without iron. After zinc supplementation was started, pubic hair
appeared in all cases within 7-12 weeks. Genitalia size became
normal and secondary sexual characteristics developed within
12-24 weeks in all patients receiving zinc (Prasad and
Oberleas, 1970).
djh
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The "retarded sexual growth" condition is called (translated
from the Greek/Latin) "very small tail." However, in the original
Greek/Latin the term is more easily understood; "Micro Penis."
If you are old enough to worry about yours ... you are too old
for supplemental zink to help! Although, there may be some
truth in the legend; "Eat clams and live longer; eat oysters and
love longer." Oysters contain 900- 1 500 ppm of zinc, liver 40
-50, roast beef 45-90. It was a brave man who ate the first
oyster, or calm, bearded or otherwise!
djh
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Byda a search of Google Pictures yields 170 000 hits for MP.
[Edited on 4-8-2011 by The WiZard is In]
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To examine the tragedy on a realistic basis is very difficult because (as is a common agenda) the deeper facts are not made public until after a trial
/ conviction.
The public will not have the facts to the chemical elements of the bombing until many years after the fact. And in that - we may not know the
specifics as it gets blurred by individuals reporting on the issue who know nothing about energetic materials. The need to stem the possibility of
repeat offenses also has a great impact on that information's accuracy.
We know that ANFO is a blasting agent. It's purpose in industry is to move earth/rock, etc. It also needs to be well controlled to produce work
effectively. Typically bore-holes are pattern designed with the earth-moving process of any shot. It's brisancy is simply too low to act in a manner
than blast-wave detonations do when "dumb bombs" of higher VoD materials were a part of the Second World War. And even then it was of equal importance
to design "containment elements" (casement) as it was to design chemical compounds.
ANFO shots for the redistribution of earth are not a "pile of material" but rather a very well thought out process wherein the blasting agent is
contained. A large amount (not contained & directed) will very most often leave great amounts unexploded & therefore a much weaker response
than originally conceived. Aluminized ANFO will very likely result in a higher temp of that portion that does explode. In practicality, the larger the
un-contained amount, the less likely, the effectiveness of the shot. Prill material for blasting are very different than those for fertilizing in
density & design. Fuel mix medium in a sheathed bore hole have a very different interaction than any free mix placed in a pile of FGAN prills.
For the perpetrator's lack of knowledge in these issues, I can only be grateful for his intellectual laziness.
The accused perpetrator was very disturbed & it's often been said that (in many cases) the line between emotional disturbance & stupidity can
grow thin many times. Bombing is ugly, stupid (& on occasion, ineffective) by the very nature of non-discriminatory harm being inflicted. It could
also be said that explosives used as a weapon may illustrate the height of cowardliness.
Those who have an interest in the science of energetic chemistry have a near duty to speak out against such things. Science in general has the same
responsibility; as the corruption of it creates a climate of fear in the childish mentality that besets a youngster who burns himself on a hot oven:
all ovens becomes objects of fear.
Yet because we live in a climate of [marketing] fear it's also imperative that any discussion be tempered with a reasonable expectation of what the
listener may misunderstand.
Just as an interest in martial arts, lasers, Tesla Coils, or herpetology could be easily misunderstood, so can an interest in energetic science.
[Edited on 4-8-2011 by quicksilver]
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Increased security is generally not an effective way to prevent terrorism. Most of the ridiculous security measures taken are either overly expensive,
or ineffective. The cost per life saved is several million dollars/euros. This money could be better spent saving the lives of those with
life-threatening medical conditions who cannot afford quality medical care. And what about all the homeless dying on the streets from simple exposure
to cold?
Almost all this increased security is a HUGE waste of money. With the huge debts our governments are getting themselves into, it would be better to
let a few hundred people be killed by terrorists every year. For comparison, something as mundane as colon cancer kills 50000 Americans every year.
Consider this, the USA embassy in London abandoned a perfectly good, well-protected building to move into a virtual fortress- an ugly one at that. The
cost of the new building?
1 BILLION !!!
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/02/24/us-embassy-in-londo...
[Edited on 4-8-2011 by AndersHoveland]
I'm not saying let's go kill all the stupid people...I'm just saying lets remove all the warning labels and let the problem sort itself out.
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Quote: Originally posted by AndersHoveland |
Increased security is generally not an effective way to prevent terrorism. Most of the ridiculous security measures taken are either overly expensive,
or ineffective. The cost per life saved is several million dollars/euros. This money could be better spent saving the lives of those with
life-threatening medical conditions who cannot afford quality medical care. And what about all the homeless dying on the streets from simple exposure
to cold?
Almost all this increased security is a HUGE waste of money. With the huge debts our governments are getting themselves into, it would be better to
let a few hundred people be killed by terrorists every year. For comparison, something as mundane as colon cancer kills 50000 Americans every year.
Consider this, the USA embassy in London abandoned a perfectly good, well-protected building to move into a virtual fortress- an ugly one at that. The
cost of the new building?
1 BILLION !!!
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/02/24/us-embassy-in-londo...
[Edited on 4-8-2011 by AndersHoveland] |
I don't disagree with you. I made my statement in resigned disgust at the way things will go.
Even if you consider 9/11 and the two wars that followed, you can see that the Allies might (did we?) have won the military campaigns
but lost the economic ($1 - 2 trillion for the USA; about one month of GDP!) and ideological wars.
Add on that all the additional expense on enhanced security, new laws, enforcement, etc.
No doubt justice must be sought following terrorist atrocities. The question is how that justice is meted out. The most cost effective manner, and
indeed how Osama was executed, was by a surgical strike. Sending in the military to run a manhunt is a monumental waste of money.
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Quote: Originally posted by textex | Quote: Originally posted by KemiRockarFett |
1) The Breiwik does not know a shit about chemistry, he thinks diesel is an oxidant and that boiling sulfiric acid results in NOx gasses.
2) He uses a tremendous effort to get aspirin for picrid acid synth, when he have acces to ANNM, kinepake, WHY ???
3) Hes so called blastingcap was made with the powder in shotgun shells and his own made DDNP. Is this NC powder very likely to go high order? maybee
if compressed and initited with plenty of DDNP. (I dont think that an amateur like him got DDNP. )
4) The parts give fabricated impression.
5) Dino-media claims that the bomb was on 960 kg, sure baby yes! Even with a low VoD with this ammount of explosives the buildings around would have
look like shit if any left. The explosive used were alumininium rich.
Something is seriusly wrong with this. Please read and judge for your self.
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The guy wasnt stupid, and he had planned it for many years with very little interference. So after getting the chems, which is pretty easy, i do
belive he managed to make quite a bit picric acid as boosters, and DDNP for the blasting caps.
Concering the main charge, i havent heard that much. From what the media says he had 150kg of aluminium, like 50+ liters of hobby-fuel which contained
like 30% NM. So i guess its a bit hard to estimate how big the bomb was, but in his manifest i think he stated 800kgs?
But i do agree with you that the damages doesent look like a 800kg bomb. If it was that in the car, i guess alot of it didnt go high order.
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Your statement is based on the assumption that the official version is correct. That is not critical thinking at all.
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[rquote]
Your statement is based on the assumption that the official version is correct. That is not critical thinking at all.[/rquote]
Hes been pretty accurate with alot of his manifest, so yes i do belive much of what is in it.
May i ask what you dont belive?
[Edited on 8-8-2011 by textex]
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Quote: | Hes been pretty accurate with alot of his manifest, so yes i do belive much of what is in it. |
Despite your handle, you seem unaccustomed to writing in English, but poor spelling and usage aside, are you trying to say you believe the drivel in
Breivik's 'manifesto'?
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May be he means that he believes that Breivik didn't lie about most of what he wrote in his manifest (at least the stuff that regard practical things,
like his bomb making and training), for example the size of the bomb and the ingredients used to make it. Its very plausible that some things in the
bomb, like the aluminium, didn't go high order and didn't cause serious damage compared to the high explosives that were in the bomb.
[Edited on 8-8-2011 by Mixell]
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