Nuke Plants Safe from Airplane Attacks?
The NRC says they are.
Damn-- now how can that be, when a Boeing 767 can cut into steel and concrete like a hot knife through butter????
On a related note, the NRC said "Monday that nuclear power plant operators should not be expected to stop terrorists from crashing an airliner into a reactor, saying that responsibility lies elsewhere."
WHAT???? Meaning the air force should be able to stop hijacked planes? Is that possible????
(this ends another edition of "Snark Headline News")
Damn-- now how can that be, when a Boeing 767 can cut into steel and concrete like a hot knife through butter????
On a related note, the NRC said "Monday that nuclear power plant operators should not be expected to stop terrorists from crashing an airliner into a reactor, saying that responsibility lies elsewhere."
WHAT???? Meaning the air force should be able to stop hijacked planes? Is that possible????
(this ends another edition of "Snark Headline News")
posted by spooked at 11:33 AM
5 Comments:
so we shouldn't be surprised when 4 more boeings are once again highjacked (this time with fingernail clippers!), and flown around various parts of the country for over an hour (without being intercepted, practice makes perfect!) and then crashed into a nuclear reactor.
no doubt we would forget all about 9/11 after that!
Don't forget there will coincidentally be multiple war games/exercises going on at the same time.
""there will coincidentally be multiple war games/exercises going on at the same time""
oh absolutely!
And don't forget to save the Air Force's number on your cell phone whenever you fly. Calling your mom would be kind of fatalistic.
Squee.
"hello mom? this is reno! oops i mean conspiracy smasher! oops i meant to say pinch! ya that's right; pinch!"
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