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Are Liquid Explosives on a Plane Feasible?

Posted by ryuzaki0 on from the shaken-not-stirred dept.

permaculture writes "The Register describes the difficulty of mixing up a batch of liquid explosives on a plane. Further, it opines that such a plot might work in a Hollywood film, but not in the real world. Liquid explosives were used for the 7/7 London bombings in 2005, according to the official account — or not, as now seems more likely." This story selected and edited by LinuxWorld editor for the day Saied Pinto.

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  1. How about a by multisync · · Score: 0, Redundant

    plane full of snakes?

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  2. you're looking at the wrong statistic by ScentCone · · Score: 0, Redundant

    That is scary stuff.

    No, scary stuff is asking yourself what is the percentage of recent attackers (you know, people who have actually killed trainloads of people) in Europe were Muslims? I'll venture to say: close to or exactly 100%. Don't you think that might have a little to do with the demographics within which investigations are being done? Maybe just a little?

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