Muslim Nuclear Plant Employee Just Caught Doing Something INCREDIBLY Alarming At Work
http://www.westernjournalism.com/muslim-nuclear-plant-employee-just-caught-doing-something-incredibly-alarming-at-work/?utm_source=Email&utm_medium=MailChimp&utm_content=featured-stories&utm_campaign=DailyEmail10.30.15
The questions I have are.....what kind of designed plant allows access to the nuclear core? I believe that might be a little vague......
What if he was just interested in making a bomb and blowing up stuff out in the country with his drinking buddies on the weekend?
Most likely, I'm assuming plants in other countries have security, its going to still be difficult to bring said explosives into the plant and strap it to the nuclear core for detonation.
Quote from: Bonds 25 on Oct 30, 2015, 06:02
The questions I have are.....what kind of designed plant allows access to the nuclear core? I believe that might be a little vague......
I don't think they meant core when they said reactor probably using it as a general term for the plant.
Quote from: Bonds 25 on Oct 30, 2015, 06:02
What if he was just interested in making a bomb and blowing up stuff out in the country with his drinking buddies on the weekend?
50 quatloos against that scenario (for David)
Quote from: Bonds 25 on Oct 30, 2015, 06:02
Most likely, I'm assuming plants in other countries have security, its going to still be difficult to bring said explosives into the plant and strap it to the nuclear core for detonation.
May not need to bring it in, MacGyver DIY may have been one of the sites he browsed. :P
I'm calling BS. I'm also calling BS on this.
"You can't have people with access to a nuclear core having any sort of interest in explosives."
Maybe he was trying to determine if the use of explosive plugs in the S/g's were a viable option for his project? I do remember using them many years ago...
Quote from: btkeele on Oct 30, 2015, 07:06
Maybe he was trying to determine if the use of explosive plugs in the S/g's were a viable option for his project? I do remember using them many years ago...
well then, I suspect that Mr. Ahmed's plane ticket is in the mail,...
Obama invites Ahmed — and his clock S/G plugs — to White House for Astronomy Electricity Nighthttp://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/theoval/2015/09/16/obama-invites-ahmed-and-his-clock-white-house-astronomy-night/32507227/
Quote from: btkeele on Oct 30, 2015, 07:06
Maybe he was trying to determine if the use of explosive plugs in the S/g's were a viable option for his project? I do remember using them many years ago...
Me thinks you are dating yourself, it has been several decades since they were used. I suspect a well stocked lab, welding supplies, and janitorial closets may provide basic material or maybe my Anarchists Cookbook is a little dated.
Quote from: Higgs on Oct 30, 2015, 06:23
....I'm also calling BS on this.
"You can't have people with access to a nuclear core having any sort of interest in explosives."
agreed, that would be an untrue statement,...
my all too legitimate interest begins here:
(http://www.labelmaster.com/Perfion/Image.aspx?id=bb3a5517-406b-4dcb-8ff9-e58b26825bc6&format=jpg&size=200x200)
my personal favorite is UN0357 Substances, explosive, n.o.s., 1.1L, II
I remember when the B&W people lost explosive SG tube plugs in 1981 and I had to stay another couple hours in containment until they found them.
Quote from: Higgs on Oct 30, 2015, 08:23
The entire "story".
Hmmmm... maybe not but many family members of young Jihadi's expressed suprise that their relatives would radicalize or participate in terrorism.
MUSLIM NUCLEAR POWER PLANT EMPLOYEE CAUGHT READING BOMB MAKING MANUAL AT WORKhttp://www.breitbart.com/london/2015/10/29/muslim-nuclear-power-plant-employee-caught-reading-bomb-making-manual-at-work/
Scots nuclear power plant worker caught studying BOMB-MAKING websites at workhttp://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/scottish-news/scots-nuclear-power-plant-worker-6716601
Prior to reading this one please note that he had bookmarked sites about Muslim jihadi attacks.
Muslim nuclear power plant worker who 'visited' bomb-making website is 'completely against terrorism'http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/muslim-nuclear-power-plant-worker-6726082
No no, I mean the claims that are being made. 5 quatloos says this comes out to be a reactionary islamaphobe.
I mostly discount any "news" article that looks like a clickbait ad...
Quote from: Higgs on Oct 31, 2015, 03:51
No no, I mean the claims that are being made. 5 quatloos says this comes out to be a reactionary islamaphobe.
Perhaps but that does not negate his viewing inappropriate material at work. One of the articles above makes your point. I don't think the plants reaction is islamophobic perhaps the news articles may lean that way but who is a jihadi, young Muslim man infatuated with the Jihadi movement. I would think if he has been surfing jihadi sites he is a candidate for radicalization. How many families have said that they can't believe that their son would do such a thing. We will probably never know as he is most likely on a watch list now and he knows it.
Quote from: GLW on Oct 30, 2015, 07:23
well then, I suspect that Mr. Ahmed's plane ticket is in the mail,...
Obama invites Ahmed — and his clock S/G plugs — to White House for Astronomy Electricity Night
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/theoval/2015/09/16/obama-invites-ahmed-and-his-clock-white-house-astronomy-night/32507227/
Showing your age Barry. Last time I saw (heard) them used was Maine Yankee in 79.
LM
Quote from: Laundry Man on Nov 02, 2015, 09:10
... Last time I saw (heard) them used was Maine Yankee in 79.
LM
We used them at Oconee in 1982. I think that was the last time I saw them.
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ANO Unit 1 in 1983.
Wait they actually exploded a plug to plug a tube?
Quote from: Rerun on Nov 03, 2015, 01:05
Wait they actually exploded a plug to plug a tube?
Yes, decades ago. ::)
Occacionally blew out the containment tent with it. [dowave]
Actually B&W used them up to about 87/88, ONS, MNS, CNS, VCSNS particularly during the sharp U-Bend recovery projects! Most of the plugs were mechanical, but they justified using some explosive plugs.
Quote from: Rerun on Nov 03, 2015, 01:05
Wait they actually exploded a plug to plug a tube?
Not just 'a' plug, but three at a time, each the equivalent of a third of a stick of dynamite. Indian Point 2 managed to set all three off in the channel head instead of in the tubes (oops.) So... a whole stick of dynamite loose in the channel head and... 'boom' followed by a lot of metallic sounds as the blast cover flew across the basement of containment. Very impressive and a quite unforgettable sight as the black cloud rolled out of the manway.
And then there was the time I thought that one was going off in my hand...
Quote from: RDTroja on Nov 04, 2015, 07:09
Not just 'a' plug, but three at a time, each the equivalent of a third of a stick of dynamite. Indian Point 2 managed to set all three off in the channel head instead of in the tubes (oops.) So... a whole stick of dynamite loose in the channel head and... 'boom' followed by a lot of metallic sounds as the blast cover flew across the basement of containment. Very impressive and a quite unforgettable sight as the black cloud rolled out of the manway.
And then there was the time I thought that one was going off in my hand...
yup those days are so long gone,....
nuke SSC, explosives, and pre-FFD operators,...
it boggles the mind no one got killed,...
see?!?!?!?,...I keep telling you there's a God, and you keep agnosticating, in spite of all the improbable coincidence to the contrary,...
:P ;) :) 8)
At Trojan in 1991 or so, they used explosive sleeves for their cracked tubes. Stuck a new sleeve up the tube and setoff a charge that explosively welded the sleeve to the inside of the tube. They recovered a lot of formerly plugged tubes that way. All that to avoid replacing the steam generators. Then they forgot to anneal one of the tubes following its new sleeving and it failed about a year later. That resulted in the decision to close the plant. (simplified)
Quote from: Marlin on Nov 03, 2015, 04:00
Yes, decades ago. ::)
Occacionally blew out the containment tent with it. [dowave]
usually at the end of the knight shift and when the black powder tech hadda make a flight... "bee ok if aye due won extra plug?"...
n deconners ware birthed un the biz.