Thanks New Jersey and by the by 266yeah. that's being realistic, especially with the broadband capability of my memory and the fact it was never erasable it's too late and all...
The way I see it, the east and west coasts are the most likely targets, at least from a historical perspective. But there are plenty of soft targets in the nation's heartland. What better way to instill fear in Americans than to strike the a blow in the midwest? Just because New York and D.C. are target the central doesn't mean that we have to allow other places to become bullseyes. I've said for many years that our midwestern cities are highly vulnerable, particularly the ones along the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers. Imagine a person who has lived amongst us for several years and is confortable interacting with Americans to the point of gaining our trust. Imagine this individual getting a job on a chemical barge (one laden with, oh, so 100,000 pounds of anhyrous Chlorine gas), and planting a small plant on a critical pipe, and setting that plant to explode when the barge is immediately upwind from Cinncinati, Ohio, of Louisville, Kentucky. 10s of thousands could die, and even more severely injured by this, one of the most toxic of gases. This is not fear mongering. It could actually happen, and we have to prepare for it. We can't do that without help from the government. George
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