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Libyian Yellow Cake
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Missing WMD?
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Date: September 22, 2011 02:41PM
Developing: Hundreds of Thousands of Tons of Yellow Cake Stashed in Warehouse in Libya
September 22nd, 2011 (1) Posted By Toro520.
http://patdollard.com/2011/09/breaking-hundreds-of-thousands-of-tons-of-yellow-cake-processed-uranium-stashed-in-warehouse-in-libya/
Could this be the contents of the infamous miles-long Iraqi military convoys that entered Libya in 2003?
National Journal:
CNN’s Ben Wedeman discovered what he said on Thursday appears to be processed uranium sitting in a Libyan warehouse filled with thousands of barrels apparently containing radioactive material.
He came across the warehouse while pursuing a story at a military base outside the town of Sabha. Wedeman tweeted photos of the warehouse, including some of bags that he said appear to contain yellowcake, or processed uranium. Yellowcake is a rudimentary uranium oxide compound that can be refined for use in nuclear weaponry.
The International Atomic Energy Agency was aware that the site contained nuclear materials, Wedeman reported. He also found a handwritten note that said “350,000 tons declared.”
Wedeman also said he spoke with a field commander who said that those in the town are eager for the international community to help them remove the material.
Anti-Qaddafi forces took over the site in Sabha just yesterday. Wedeman’s team found a garbage bag and rubber gloves in the warehouse that appeared to have been used recently and may be evidence of activity on the site.
Interestingly, a CNN reporter made the discovery…yet CNN doesn’t seem to consider it worth reporting…ho hum
September 22nd, 2011 (1) Posted By Toro520.
http://patdollard.com/2011/09/breaking-hundreds-of-thousands-of-tons-of-yellow-cake-processed-uranium-stashed-in-warehouse-in-libya/
Could this be the contents of the infamous miles-long Iraqi military convoys that entered Libya in 2003?
National Journal:
CNN’s Ben Wedeman discovered what he said on Thursday appears to be processed uranium sitting in a Libyan warehouse filled with thousands of barrels apparently containing radioactive material.
He came across the warehouse while pursuing a story at a military base outside the town of Sabha. Wedeman tweeted photos of the warehouse, including some of bags that he said appear to contain yellowcake, or processed uranium. Yellowcake is a rudimentary uranium oxide compound that can be refined for use in nuclear weaponry.
The International Atomic Energy Agency was aware that the site contained nuclear materials, Wedeman reported. He also found a handwritten note that said “350,000 tons declared.”
Wedeman also said he spoke with a field commander who said that those in the town are eager for the international community to help them remove the material.
Anti-Qaddafi forces took over the site in Sabha just yesterday. Wedeman’s team found a garbage bag and rubber gloves in the warehouse that appeared to have been used recently and may be evidence of activity on the site.
Interestingly, a CNN reporter made the discovery…yet CNN doesn’t seem to consider it worth reporting…ho hum
Re: Libyian Yellow Cake
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WashingTone-Locian
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Date: September 22, 2011 02:46PM
Cup Cake Wars Needs for Yellow Cake....
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Re: Libyian Yellow Cake
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poopstick
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Date: September 22, 2011 03:27PM
I bet Doc Brown took it and gave them a bomb casing full of pinball machine parts.