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Ukraine has no nukes. So if this were to happen, it would most certainly be a false flag.
Ukraine has no nukes. So if this were to happen, it would most certainly be a false flag.
So this thread I created is about your personal fee fees about me I see.Thanks for showing how little understanding you have of what a " dirty bomb" is and/or the usefulness to propaganda of the citing of such threats.
BTW the same thing was said by US officials in the aftermath of 9/11 and has been since. I don't recall anyone here claiming that those giving out the warnings or writing articles citing the threat of a dirty bomb attack against the US was a signal that US propaganda had " gone off the rails"
As for them " having no nukes" well guess what ? you don't need them to make a dirty bomb, you just need explosives and radioactive material/particles to go with it and seeing as the Chenobyl site is on Ukrainian soil well, maybe that's one of the reasons the Russians secured the Chenobyl area first
Obviously the ability to apply the same standards to all parties is something you , like many others here, struggle with.
So this thread I created is about your personal fee fees about me I see.
Hrrmm..Just pointing out three major flaws in your analysis that makes up the OP and actually makes it something of a farce tbh.
A You don't know what you're talking about wrt what a dirty bomb is
B You never bothered, in your bid to use Godwins Law, to notice that your own propaganda system uses the same tactic wrt dirty bomb threats
C That Chenobyl is on Ukrainian land and thus would provide ample radioactive material for a dirty bomb construction, so your argument/claim about Ukraine "not having nukes" and thus any attack on Russia with a dirty bomb would be "most certainly be a false flag." is utter hogwash based on, as the above shows, an allround ignorance of the situation.
The reply was about the OP and the obvious flaws in it. That you made a personal claim based on that lack of knowledge ( and logic imo) is a you thing, not a me thing. I just pointed it out.
Well you obviously are somewhat ignorant on the topic if I may say so. According to your theory it's possible the Uks could just open up the concrete sarcophagus and scoop out some radioactive material to use in a dirty bomb. That would be a catastrophe and pretty much impossible. So take your arrogance somewhere else.Thanks for showing how little understanding you have of what a " dirty bomb" is and/or the usefulness to propaganda of the citing of such threats.
BTW the same thing was said by US officials in the aftermath of 9/11 and has been since. I don't recall anyone here claiming that those giving out the warnings or writing articles citing the threat of a dirty bomb attack against the US was a signal that US propaganda had " gone off the rails"
As for them " having no nukes" well guess what ? you don't need them to make a dirty bomb, you just need explosives and radioactive material/particles to go with it and seeing as the Chenobyl site is on Ukrainian soil well, maybe that's one of the reasons the Russians secured the Chenobyl area first
Obviously the ability to apply the same standards to all parties is something you , like many others here, struggle with.
And they'd have to do that after taking russian troops head on since they hold Chernobyl.Well you obviously are somewhat ignorant on the topic if I may say so. According to your theory it's possible the Uks could just open up the concrete sarcophagus and scoop out some radioactive material to use in a dirty bomb. That would be a catastrophe and pretty much impossible. So take your arrogance somewhere else.
Hrrmm..
A: A dirty bomb being a regular bomb containing radioactive materialB: It was russia's threat. Not mine.C: Chernobyl is 100% in russian control right now. Not Ukranian.
Do you have any clue as to what you are saying? Sure doesn't seem like it.
Well you obviously are somewhat ignorant on the topic if I may say so. According to your theory it's possible the Uks could just open up the concrete sarcophagus and scoop out some radioactive material to use in a dirty bomb. That would be a catastrophe and pretty much impossible. So take your arrogance somewhere else.
And they'd have to do that after taking russian troops head on since they hold Chernobyl.
Ukraine has no nukes. So if this were to happen, it would most certainly be a false flag.
Well you obviously are somewhat ignorant on the topic if I may say so. According to your theory it's possible the Uks could just open up the concrete sarcophagus and scoop out some radioactive material to use in a dirty bomb. That would be a catastrophe and pretty much impossible. So take your arrogance somewhere else.
Ukraine has no nukes. So if this were to happen, it would most certainly be a false flag.
Now we know why they wanted control of Chernobyl, plenty of dirty bomb material on hand.
No doubt it is a direct route to Kyiv however the fact remains that just by disturbing the soil, radiation levels in the area are spiking.TBH that was my dark humour side coming out. Sometimes when I find these ridiculous threads it's how I deal with them.
For the record Ukraine has , I think, 15 nuclear power plants, so no problem getting hold of radioactive particles/material.
I think Chemobyl , or the Russian takeover of it, has more to do with it being situated near the quickest way to Kiev. I could be wrong though
No doubt it is a direct route to Kyiv however the fact remains that just by disturbing the soil, radiation levels in the area are spiking.
That's a good indicator that it would not be difficult to collect what they need for a dirty bomb, but let's not stop at bombs.
They can also salt the municipal water supply in Ukrainian towns, for instance...no detonations needed.