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Or North Korea? Why do they build out in the flat desert? Can't they
find a big hill or mountain somewhere and tunnel underneath that? I
read once it would take a close 1-5 MT hit CMOC/NORAD to knock it out
of commission, or at least off of the giant springs it sits on.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cheyenne_Mountain

In article < .com>,
Military Expert <> wrote:

> Or North Korea? Why do they build out in the flat desert? Can't they
> find a big hill or mountain somewhere and tunnel underneath that? I
> read once it would take a close 1-5 MT hit CMOC/NORAD to knock it out
> of commission, or at least off of the giant springs it sits on.
>
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cheyenne_Mountain
>


You are not informed on this issue. The facilities near Shiraz are
indeed inside mountains.

Iran is not primairly desert. Perhaps you are confusing it with Iraq?


--Tim May

Tim May wrote:
> ...
> You are not informed on this issue. The facilities near Shiraz are
> indeed inside mountains.
>
> Iran is not primairly desert. Perhaps you are confusing it with Iraq?

Like Bush did? LOL!!!



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TheNewsGuy(Mike) wrote:
> Tim May wrote:
>
>> ...
>> You are not informed on this issue. The facilities near Shiraz are
>> indeed inside mountains.
>> Iran is not primairly desert. Perhaps you are confusing it with Iraq?
>
>
groups adjusted.

Thanks,Mikey.

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On 16 Apr 2006 17:53:13 -0700, "Military Expert"
<> opined:

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**** off Steve 'Bowtie' Young.
Anyone wanting to discuss Steve's 3 years of idiot forgeries &
troublemaking can reach him at

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>Or North Korea? Why do they build out in the flat desert? Can't they
>find a big hill or mountain somewhere and tunnel underneath that? I
>read once it would take a close 1-5 MT hit CMOC/NORAD to knock it out
>of commission, or at least off of the giant springs it sits on.
>
>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cheyenne_Mountain
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