Re: [OT] Secret torpedo test 'blew sub apart' [was Fw: High speed subs]

Subject: Re: [OT] Secret torpedo test 'blew sub apart' [was Fw: High
speed
subs]

> John:
>   These two have a long history of cheating death.
>   There was the rocket explosian at the space launch facility (they
were
off
> using the bathroom at the time).
>   Then there was the spent radioactive burial facilities (mines) that
accidently
> belched a bunch of toxic matter and gases out (vacationing in Moscow
at
the
> time).
>   Then there was the concorde crash in Paris.  Kicked off so the
journalist
> could get on board).
>   Then there was submarine reactor meltdown in the artic (only two
that
brought
> radiation suits)
>   etc
>   etc
>   etc
>
>   I think their luck finally ran out.
>

Hardly
They got out the big hole in the Kursk's hull, got secretly picked up by
a
rescue vessel and then went on a holiday to Moscow for recuperation.
They
were on a city tour which included a visit to the TV tower.

Greetings
Karl Heinz

>   John W. Fox
>
> >
> >
> > --- Michael Sarno <msarno@ptdprolog.net> wrote:
> > > Chris DeBoe wrote:
> > ...
> > > TWO civilian experts from a Russian military plant
> > > were conducting
> > > secret
> > > munitions tests aboard the Kursk submarine, which
> > > sank after the hull
> > > was
> > > ripped apart in an accident, it emerged last night.
> >
> > These guys wouldn't have been  from the same
> > firm that was conducting tests a Chernobel,
> > Couldn't be.
> >
> > Bye for now,
> > John L>
> >
>
>