The First Charter of Human Rights, By The Persian Emperor
Kourosh The Great Over 2700 Years Ago

"Power Corrupts, Absolute Power Corrupts Absolutely"

The Defenseless Public: Explosions, Bullets, Destruction & Bloodshed

- By Bahram Maskanian - March 29, 2004

Mullahs in Iran are increasingly and dangerously getting close to finishing the development of their atomic bombs. They have been working on the idea and buying expertise and equipment for their nuclear development and production program for over seventeen (17) years since the mid-1980s. The nightmare of Moslem Fundamentalist Mullahs armed with nuclear bombs is real, and it is here near everyone’s doorstep right now.

Major American, European and Russian companies did and are still assisting, selling and working with the mullahs’ terrorist regime in Iran as we speak. Nobody talked about it before 9-11 because they were and still are all on mullah’s payroll. The payroll list includes: political and business officials from England, Russia, France, Germany, Italy, Pakistan, Israel and United States.

Imagine an Atomic bomb is detonated in your city, killing millions including your loved ones and destroying all near and dear to you. Hell on Earth is emerging right before you… What would you do then? What would you think you should have done prior to the detonation of the nuclear bomb?

DO THEM NOW!

What is the top priority for every single one of us, the people? People who do not have well equipped underground bunkers to run to and hide in for the next couple of million years until the Earth’s air water and soil are naturally decontaminated. Can you now imagine how stupid our so-called leaders are? Who in their right mind would continue to build and store nuclear weapons knowing it represents THE END.

Who in their right mind would continue to think that the government is there to protect us? A few minutes after the first plane collided into the World Trade Center the entire Government staff, Executive Branch, Members of Congress (the Senate and the House of Representatives) and their staff ran like hell and into hiding. Protecting their own not ours.

I served in the Air Force. I know a thing or two about Air Traffic Controllers, Radars and Planes. I know for a fact that in a second or two when any plane is diverted from its flight path it is immediately reported to NORAD:

- North American Aerospace Defense Command
"Deter, Detect, Defend." That is the motto of the men and women who serve in the North American Aerospace Defense Command. Since 1958, Canadians and Americans have been partners in protecting the airspace of Alaska, Canada and the contiguous 48 United States. The mission has evolved over the years.- (http://www.norad.mil/)

Within a few minutes, super sonic jet fighters are up and about on the tail of a runaway plane. The only way to stop this automatic reaction by NORAD is to receive a stand down order from the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

Fighter planes were not dispatched in a timely manner to intercept the 9/11 flights - in blatant violation of longstanding, standard operating procedures. Why? Why did the U.S. chain of command (Bush, Rumsfeld, Gen. Myers) by their own admission remain inactive during the actual attacks?

On the morning of Sept. 11 itself, the U.S. military conducted scheduled wargames to rehearse scenarios that included plane hijackings and an - - errant aircraft - - crashing into a government building (AP, Aug. 2002).

Why for one hour and forty minutes (1h & 40m) NORAD did not take any action? Who so high up issued the stand down order, so NORAD would be forced to watch our fellow human beings get slaughtered and be unable to do anything?

Why could a few investigative journalists produce brilliant factual reports of the events of September 11, 2001, its causes and effects and publish books about it within a few months. But the U.S. government cannot?

Why did it take so many months after countless disagreements and opposition by the U.S. President, and Congress including the Democratic leaders to even attempt to form the counterfeit so-called Commission on 9/11 composed of five (5) Republicans and five (5) Democrats?

Why just Republicans and Democrats? Sixty-five (65%) percent of the American people, almost over two hundred (200,000,000) million, have no political party affiliation and are either Independent or affiliated with other political parties or they simply do not care to vote.

Do either Republicans or Democrats represent you??? Shouldn’t the so-called Commission on 9/11 represent all Americans not just thirty-five (35%) percent or about one hundred (100,000,000) million out of over three hundred (300,000,000) million US population?

All the Commission on 9/11 has done so far is to make believe it is investigating the matter. Wink, Wink!

Why is it taking over two (2) years to tell us, the people, how could nineteen (19) Arab men, some well known to the FBI and CIA, with an extensive background information and color photos of and about them, were not kept under surveillance??? These men even obtained credit cards and were living large among us!

Why these men were allowed to complete their mission? Why it took one hour and forty minutes (1h & 40m) to react? Who really planned this and who failed us?

The safety and well being of you, your loved ones and those around you, are your responsibility, which is collectively shared with the rest of people. Every person should and must get a grasp of this reality now, today! We have each other to be dependent on. We must unite and form a worldwide coalition of the people of the world for peace, fairness and justice.

Mullahs in Iran, Arabia, Iraq, Syria and wherever else they may be, are our problems and collective responsibility. The United States’ and European countries’ criminal corrupt and colonial rules are the reasons that we, the people are being blown up, shot at, and generally dying and paying for. The buck stops here at our doorstep, now!

Article about - Tape of Air Traffic Controllers Made on 9/11 - By Matthew L. Wald

Read - The Ambushed Grand Jury - By Wes McKinley, Caron Balkany and Jacque Brever

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Nuclear Testing
The United States has conducted more nuclear tests than the rest of the world, and was the first and only country to use a nuclear weapon in wartime. With the explosion of Trinity — the first nuclear bomb — in Alamagordo, New Mexico on July 16, 1945, the U.S. began the "nuclear weapons age." In subsequent years, the Soviet Union, Britain, France, China and India all followed suit. In 1996, Greenpeace offered this statistic: "Since July 1945, there have been 2,044 tests worldwide, the equivalent of one test occurring somewhere in the world every nine days for the last 50 years."

Before 1962, all U.S. nuclear tests were atmospheric, exposed to the atmosphere either on land or in the Pacific or Atlantic oceans, and were "grand operations, involving huge numbers of people, and each often with a set of clear objectives." With the first underground test of a nuclear explosive in September 1957 at the Nevada Test Site, testing took on a different, less public, character.

The first underground test series was Operation Nougat in September 1961-April 1962. After 1962, no further atmospheric testing was conducted; from that point on, all explosive nuclear tests in the United States were underground. In accordance with the terms of the 1963 Limited Test Ban Treaty, complete containment of all nuclear weapons tests became the rule. However, in UNDER THE CLOUD: THE DECADES OF NUCLEAR TESTING, Richard Miller writes that complete containment is a myth, since so many tests leaked, including the notorious 1970 Baneberry shot, which spewed radioactive debris 10,000 feet into the skies. Baneberry was a 10 kiloton shot, about 2/3 the size of Hiroshima, and it was detonated 900 feet down. ( View a photo of the Baneberry blast.)

To accomplish underground testing, the test device is placed at the bottom of a vertically drilled hole or within a tunnel that is mined horizontally to a location deep enough to provide containment. Before tests are conducted, the Containment Evaluation Panel made up of scientists, engineers, and independent consultants must review containment design.

Underground testing often leaves visible evidence on the surface in the form of subsidence craters or "sinks" of varying dimensions.

Nevada Test Site
The Nevada Test Site (NTS) is located in Nye County in southern Nevada, northwest of Las Vegas. The site spread across 1,350 square miles of federally owned land with restricted access. It is bordered on three sides by the Nellis Air Force Range, another federally restricted area, providing a buffer zone between the test area and public lands. The main U.S. nuclear testing ground, 100 atmospheric and 828 underground tests took place there between 1951 and 1992.

Until 1951, U.S. nuclear weapons tests were conducted at distant islands in the Pacific Ocean. In the late 1940s, it was deemed more economical and practical for weapons to be tested within the continental boundaries of the U.S. A number of U.S. sites were considered on the basis of "low population density, safety, favorable year-round weather conditions, security, available labor sources, reasonable accessibility including transportation routes, and favorable geology." The NTS was originally selected to meet criteria for atmospheric tests, but subsequently was used for underground tests.

At the end of 1992, the 928 nuclear tests left the Nevada Test Site pock-marked with subsidence craters, with test areas so heavily fractured that they are practically unusable for further testing. (View images of the Nevada Test Site.)

Future Testing
On September 23, 1992, the U.S. conducted its last nuclear explosion test and joined France and Russia in moratoriums. The Hatfield-Exon-Mitchell amendment halted U.S. testing for a limited period of time. Read more about the United States and nuclear treaties.

M. V. Ramana wrote in Pakistan's THE DAILY TIMES, 8/23/02: "Nuclear establishments around the world have tried to convince their citizens and others that these tests posed no risks to their health and the environment. However, even the limited amount of data that is available suggests that this is not the case. Testing of nuclear weapons has led to and would continue to cause damage to human health and the environment." In May of 1998, Pakistan announced that it had conducted five nuclear tests. Threats of testing elsewhere around the world still loom.

In 2000, the U.S. Department of Energy published an unparalleled history of U.S. nuclear testing, "Origins of the Nevada Test Site," in which authors acknowledge the risks associated with developing a continental testing site:

"What they did could not have been done lacking a dire threat or, equally important, a national consensus that the nation's security took precedence over personal inconvenience. What they did could not be done today. Successfully locating and using in a matter of weeks, without public knowledge and referendum, a facility whose activities would cause physical damage in nearby communities and spread a known harmful substance across vast swaths of the countryside is now simply inconceivable."

Sources:
AtomicArchive.com; Council for a Livable World; GlobalSecurity.org; The Nuclear Weapon Archive