Re: The Good ****p LOLLIPOP and Carl Sagan / Arthur Clarke / Brad Guth

The Russian Father of All Bombs is four times more
powerful than the American Mother of All Bombs.

Don't know whether the yids got anything to do with it.
However if Russia sells these bombs to say Syria,
Lebanon or Iran, then the war in the middle east would
be altered onto another course.

I don't know if there are others of my kind.  As far as the
perpetrated war are concerned I played the devil's advocate
only.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2007/09/12/wbomb112.xml
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Russian army 'tests the father of all bombs'

By Adrian Blomfield in Moscow
Last Updated: 2:30am BST 13/09/2007

Russia has delivered a belligerent message of defiance to the West after
army generals claimed to
have tested "the father of all bombs".
# Putin quick to pick Russian prime minister
# Peter Foster blog: Bombs and bombast

Developed in secret, the unchristened bomb, a vacuum device capable of
emitting shockwaves as
powerful as a nuclear weapon, was unveiled with great theatre on state
television's main evening
broadcast.

A mushroom cloud, Russian army 'tests the father of all bombs'
A mushroom cloud rises over a plain as Russia's military test their latest
weapon

Boasting that the weapon had "no match in the world," ORT First Channel
television showed a Tupolev
Tu-160 strategic bomber dropping its payload over a testing ground,
followed by a massive explosion.

Pictures of what appeared to be crumpled multi-storey apartment blocks
were also broadcast.

Although there was no independent verification of the Russian military's
claim, the test is likely
to cause further consternation in the West after a series of bellicose
statements by the president,
Vladimir Putin.

According to Russian generals, the bomb is four times more powerful than
the American Massive
Ordnance Air Blast Bomb or MOAB.

Better known as the Mother of All Bombs, the MOAB is a descendent of the
BLU-82 Daisy cutter used in
Tora Bora during the war against the Taliban in 2001.

Although it has never been used, the US military says the MOAB is capable
of destroying nine city
blocks in one strike.

According to Gen Alexander Rushkin, the Russian deputy chief of staff, the
new bomb is smaller than
the MOAB but much deadlier because, due to nanotechnology, the temperature
at the epicentre of the
blast is twice as high.

"Test results of the new airborne weapon have shown that its efficiency
and power is commensurate
with a nuclear weapon," he said.

"The main destruction is inflicted by an ultrasonic shockwave and an
incredibly high temperature,"
ORT added.

"All that is alive merely eva****ates."

Despite its destructive qualities, the bomb is environmentally friendly,
Gen Rushkin said.

The test comes after weeks of increasingly belligerent rhetoric from the
Kremlin.

Mr Putin has ordered his long-range nuclear bombers to mount patrols in
international airspace for
the first time since the Cold War.

Last week, Russian Tupolev bombers approached British airspace for the
fourth time in two months and
sorties have also been flown close to US military installations.

Since Mr Putin, an ex-KGB officer, came to power, Russia's annual defence
spending has been
quadrupled.

In addition, the Kremlin has announced a £100 billion military
modernisation programme.

The new bomb is further proof that Russia's military has regained its
technological edge. New ground
and sea launched nuclear missiles have also been developed.



"BradGuth" <bradguth@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
news:1189865942.062842.281760@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> On Sep 14, 7:35 am, "LKYs Mother" <LKYs_Mot...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> > I think your wish could be granted without a WWIII.
> > Have you heard about the new Russian
> > Father of all bombs?
>
> No I haven't.  Is it another really good Jewish engineered bomb?
>
> I don't think in terms of "bombs", but I know of many Jews or Zion
> Yids that do, as well as for their thinking in terms of using their
> VX.
>
> What part of our mutually perpetrated cold-war(s) did you and others
> of yor kind play?
> - Brad Guth -
>