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some time in the [possibly near]future
apparently terrorists could make nuclear bombs or buy them off the black market.
if there were a legal company making and selling them
this could be chaos.
so have fake companies set up[secretly] by some sort of anti terrorist organisation that make rubbish
bombs;a confusing amount.
[link]
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... which are, of course, filled with custard(the glowing green, non-explosive variety).... |
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I thought this was going to be a bomb that you'd throw into a village square filled with mediaeval peasants, one which, instead of exploding, would give out a deafening cry of 'Wolf! Wolf!', scattering said peasants in panic. But maybe I've just read too many anarchist fairy tales. |
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I thought it would have been a CNN thing, wherein the army drops foriegn correspondents on the recalcitrant as the final warning before commencing a stern regime of no-fly zone enforcements or whatever. |
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I'll be all in favor of a + vote for this, if someone can explain to me the name. I can't decide if it's clever or vaguely offensive to those of a lupine persuasion.
Then again, it's been a long day. Maybe my brain just isn't working. :-) |
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so do the Feds arrest anyone who buys one of these fake nukes? |
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I thought this was about putting time-bombs inside wolves and then letting them run free on city street. |
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You could train they to seek out a perticular target, like the Whitehouse. People wouldn't see them as a threat and would just try and shoo them away. |
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CasaLoco: Use coyotes instead, and you've got a plan. |
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