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Previously on "Britain needs protection from space attacks say MPs"
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Oh great. Choose a picture that's blocked from client site. Now I'll have to look at it on my phone.
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Shurely notOriginally posted by Mich the Tester View PostYes but he must be getting on a bit now.
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I'm tempted to raise the aesthetic standards of this thread in the only way I know. Should I?
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Yes but he must be getting on a bit now.Originally posted by DodgyAgent View Posthavent we got a certain gentleman by the name of james Bond already on the payroll to deal with these problems?
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havent we got a certain gentleman by the name of james Bond already on the payroll to deal with these problems?
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Somehow, the real article has been misunderstood. This has nothing to do with terrorism.
The real story was scientists stating that the government and utilities still hadn't shown forethought for solar flares, strong ones can knock out satellites and electric grids like they did in Canada in the 90's.
Seems like you've been taken in by a misleading article so if a act of nature occurs, that thegives the filthy west chance to invade another country like Iran or Korea.
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Was discussed and a short trailer played on R4 this morning!!Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostIron Sky Official Berlin Trailer - NAZI'S on the MOON Movie (2012) HD - YouTube
Mother ******* space Nazis's that's what!
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Iron Sky Official Berlin Trailer - NAZI'S on the MOON Movie (2012) HD - YouTube
Mother ******* space Nazis's that's what!
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Newt Gingrich bangs on about this as well. How do you protect a nation from an EMP anyway?
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Britain needs protection from space attacks say MPs
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FFS what rogue state or terrorist organisation has the means to detonate a thermonuclear device in space?
We can't even give the Argies a good shoeing. About time they got their priorities right.Tags: None
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