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I'm sure there are things like that buried everywhere from the past.
They were digging here in Roseville last year and found some shells and had to evacuate. Safety precaution but they were just unspent shells non Bio/Chem. About 20 minutes from me!
They think long ago some fell off a train in transit.
True. From other articles I've read since, it appears a lot of Japanese chemical shells and bombs have been uncovered over the years; in some cases. injuring people.
The point is, underground is a pretty efficient hiding place.
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Originally posted by Ronny True. From other articles I've read since, it appears a lot of Japanese chemical shells and bombs have been uncovered over the years; in some cases. injuring people.
The point is, underground is a pretty efficient hiding place.
Especially in a desert where the landscape changes so easily....
I think that it is pretty clear that there have been chemical weapons in the past because they were used against Iran and the Kurds.
The surprising thing is that there is no evidence that they were ready to be used against us. Hopefully someone from the inner circle will enlighten us in the future about what was going on. Our intelligence information about the entire region is so meager and inadequate.
Perhaps they should use my spiritual contact...Bubba. He's just as good at providing wrong information.
Pete (is kidding about Bubba...honest)
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