Iran Unveils Lethal Revell Class Aircraft Carrier

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Iran Unveils Lethal Revell Class Aircraft Carrier

Highest Radiation Level Ever, Lethal In 20 Minutes, Recorded Outside Fukushima Reactor

Highest Radiation Level Ever, Lethal In 20 Minutes, Recorded Outside Fukushima Reactor
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Zero Hedge
December 8, 2013

With all the excitement about Japan’s soaring stock market (if plunging wages), crashing non-digital currency (leading to soaring energy prices), recent passage of an arbitrary secrecy bill (“Designed by Kafka & Inspired By Hitler“), and ongoing territorial spat with China, it is almost as if the Abe administration is desperately doing everything in its power, including some of the most ridiculous decisions taken by a government in recent history, to hide some key development behind the scenes. Such as this one perhaps: NHK reported today that TEPCO said radiation levels are extremely high in an area near a ventilation pipe at the crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant. TEPCO found radiation of 25 sieverts an hour on a duct, which connects reactor buildings and the 120-meter-tall ventilation pipe.

Putting this number in context the estimated radiation level is the highest ever detected outside reactor buildings. People exposed to this level of radiation would die within 20 minutes.

The exhaust pipe in question was used to release radioactive gases following the outbreak of the accident 2 years ago.

TEPCO says radioactive substances could remain inside the pipes. Given TEPCO’s safety record, they could also leak outside of the pipes. And given the company’s “credibility” the world would be sure to learn about this… anywhere between 2 and 3 years after the fact.

In the meantime, we urge Japan to follow the bouncing, and so pleasantly distracting, Topix and Nikkei 225 balls, while sticking its head in the glow in the dark sand and completely ignore the radioactive monster in the closet.

From NHK:

• A d v e r t i s e m e n t

… Which reminds us: on Thursday the following headline hit the Bloomberg tape:

• FUKUSHIMA RADIATION TO REACH U.S. COAST AT SAFE LEVEL: NRC

We are sure it is nothing, and the NRC is telling the truth.

This article was posted: Sunday, December 8, 2013 at 7:30 am

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ATF tests show 3-D guns lethal as metal-detection law expires

• Expiring law could create public safety hazard, law enforcement officials said


• ATF tests show 3-D printable guns proved to be lethal


• Removable metal firing pin allows plastic guns to go undetected at screening machines


• Lawmaker said when law was passed in the 1980s, plastic guns were “science fiction”

Washington (CNN) — A federal law requiring that screening machines commonly found at schools, courthouses and other public facilities be able to detect all types of firearms will expire in less than a month.

And that deadline is suddenly very relevant because of the availability of lethal 3-D printable guns that contain virtually no metal, law enforcement authorities say.

Two proposed bills to extend the metal-detection requirement have almost no chance of passing, according to lawmakers. And authorities say that creates a public safety hazard from guns that are homemade from hard plastic materials on printers that cost between $ 1,000 and $ 500,000.

The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives this week for the first time made public the tests it has done on a model of handgun called the Liberator, made using 3-D printer technology.

Some performed well while others did not, the ATF tests showed.

Texas company makes metal gun with 3-D printer

One gun made using a plastic called ABS-M30, commonly used in toys and luggage, fired a .380-caliber round without failing all eight times it was tested at an ATF lab in Martinsburg, West Virginia, ATF officials said.

The firearm was made of molded opaque plastic, larger than a common handgun, and it contained one small metal firing pin similar to a roofing nail.

The fired round traveled 8 to 11 inches into a piece of gelatin molded to simulate human soft tissue; by comparison a commercially available .380 pistol fired a round 18 inches in the same simulation.

“The Liberator is a lethal weapon,” said Earl Griffith, chief of the ATF Firearms Technology Branch.

The tested model included one with a removable metal block that complies with the expiring metal-detection law when the block is removed. A similar gun could be made with a ceramic firing pin to go undetected.

UK police raise specter of 3-D printer-made guns

Another pistol made from a plastic called Visijet didn’t perform as well in ATF tests. Video of the tests in June showed the gun exploding into a dozen plastic shards when fired.

The Liberator guns were made from blueprints uploaded last year by a group led by a Texas law student, Cody Wilson. The group Defense Distributed says it exists “to defend the civil liberty of popular access to arms as guaranteed by the United States Constitution and affirmed by the United States Supreme Court, through facilitating global access to, and the collaborative production of, information and knowledge related to the 3D printing of arms.”

Wilson told CNN in an interview earlier this year: “The assumption is one day the technology will become more ubiquitous and widespread.”

The files that can be used to make a 3-D printable gun have been downloaded hundreds of thousands of times, ATF officials said.

For decades, manufacturers have increased the use of plastic in lightweight guns, as in other products.

Many popular models made with plastic parts still must use a certain amount of metal to abide by the detectability law. It’s not clear if any commercial gun makers will abandon metal components once the law expires.

The expiration comes amid a spate of mass shootings in the United States, though none of the recent shootings have involved firearms passed through metal detectors.

A handful of lawmakers are backing bills in the House and Senate to try to extend the detectable firearms law but there’s no indication they’ll get a vote in a Congress that is bitterly divided on many issues, including gun safety laws.

Rep. Steve Israel, D-New York, said that when the law was first passed in 1988, “a 3-D plastic gun was science fiction.”

He said it’s unfathomable that there’s not enough support to extend the law.

“This is the absolute worst and most dangerous time to let this law expire,” Israel said.

3-D gun raid in UK may have nabbed printer parts

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ATF tests show 3-D guns lethal as metal-detection law expires

Lethal Vaccines, SSRI Dangers & More with Mike Adams

Prison Planet.com
September 21, 2013

Alex welcomes the Health Ranger – Mike Adams of Natural News to discuss SSRI’s and the lies involving vaccines, their dangers as well as the necessity of good health and diet to help counter act toxins in our food and everyday products.

This article was posted: Saturday, September 21, 2013 at 7:24 am

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Suspected lethal nerve agent discovered at JFK Airport mail facility was just nail polish remover

Posted on August 11, 2013 by # 1 NWO Hatr

New York Post – by Philip Messing, Larry Celona and Bruce Golding

Authorities believe the substance that sickened two customs agents at JFK Airport this morning was ordinary nail polish remover, a law-enforcement source told The Post.

The incident, which forced the evacuation of two buildings near the airport’s perimeter, does not appear to be terror-related, the source said.   

It was unclear why several tests at the scene produced consistent results indicating the presence of the highly lethal nerve agent VX, which kills through skin contact or inhalation and is used in weapons of mass destruction.

“The FBI responded to John F. Kennedy airport earlier today following reports of two sick employees. The FBI screened and tested the employees and the package they opened. The package in question was determined to be beauty supplies and nothing further. The scene has been cleared by FBI personnel,” said FBI spokesman J. Peter Donald in a statement.

Both victims suffered respiratory distress after they were overcome by fumes inside a US Postal Service facility at 250 North Boundary Road around 9:40 a.m.

A source said the substance may have been released when its packaging broke in transit.

The scene of the incident is a giant facility that processes overseas mail bound for the eastern United States, and a source said the package involved was believed to have come from China.

The building and a US Customs facility about a quarter-mile away were both evacuated and quarantined, but airport operations were unaffected.

http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/lethal_nerve_gas_discovered_hospitalized_o2j8IzYqXcFKpxglmRTWaP

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Suspected lethal nerve agent discovered at JFK Airport mail facility was just nail polish remover