Country getting close to anarchy??

[stroller]

What sort of attack could you make with 20 10 10 ?
Allways thought you had to use AN to make a Big Bang.

AN and diesel, the detonator and a fuse to set it off is the harder part, but info probably available on the internet

 

[Tarw Coch]

AN and diesel, the detonator and a fuse to set it off is the harder part, but info probably available on the internet

The first two easily available on most farms, if only there was easy access to the latter we’d soon have come up with a solution to shift that dead horse.?

 

[unlacedgecko]

Everyone needs to remember the troubles and Bloody Sunday, uk soldiers killing its own citizens can't happen again..

Not the place to bring that up.

 

[unlacedgecko]

AN and diesel, the detonator and a fuse to set it off is the harder part, but info probably available on the internet

I've been told that if one is so minded such items can be manufactured with household goods...

 

[Tarw Coch]

I've been told that if one is so minded such items can be manufactured with household goods...

Have you been watching too many Jason Statham/Bruce Willis/ Steven Segall films ???

 

[Muck Spreader]

It's interesting how a countries characteristics have shown up. The Americans have been madly queuing up to buy even more guns and ammo, where as the Brits have been queuing up to stock pile toilet rolls.

 

[holywell farmer]

Not the place to bring that up.

I was using it as a past example when the British army was in the wrong,

 

[holywell farmer]

Have you been watching too many Jason Statham/Bruce Willis/ Steven Segall films ???

Most people in the uk don't make bombs

 

[SteveHants]

I've been told that if one is so minded such items can be manufactured with household goods...

Lets be honest - anyone with A-Level chemistry should be able to make a bomb.

 

[Tarw Coch]

Most people in the uk don't make bombs

Many years ago whilst in school was in the library one day looking up how to make explosives, we found a recipe of sone sort, think it was salt peter..........whatever that is and a couple of other things.
A few days later mate turned up in school with 3 sticks of something looking like sticks of dynamite made out of rolled up sheets of A4.
He tried them out that night in the field at back of his house, said there was a big boom but in the days pre camera phones we only have his word for it.

Never underestimate young lads desire for mischief, I have lost touch with him over the years but I’m sure he’s made a decent member of society, last I heard he was an architect, I’d be very surprised if he’s ever done serious harm to anyone.

 

[JP1]

It's interesting how a countries characteristics have shown up. The Americans have been madly queuing up to buy even more guns and ammo, where as the Brits have been queuing up to stock pile toilet rolls.

And I heard today there's a run on butter in the States - the "thinking" is you can add water to butter to make milk ?

 

[Tarw Coch]

And I heard today there's a run on butter in the States - the "thinking" is you can add water to butter to make milk ?

Ahhh yes, I’ve heard of butter milk?

 

[holywell farmer]

Many years ago whilst in school was in the library one day looking up how to make explosives, we found a recipe of sone sort, think it was salt peter..........whatever that is and a couple of other things.
A few days later mate turned up in school with 3 sticks of something looking like sticks of dynamite made out of rolled up sheets of A4.
He tried them out that night in the field at back of his house, said there was a big boom but in the days pre camera phones we only have his word for it.

Never underestimate young lads desire for mischief, I have lost touch with him over the years but I’m sure he’s made a decent member of society, last I heard he was an architect, I’d be very surprised if he’s ever done serious harm to anyone.

Blimey

 

[Red Fred]

Many years ago whilst in school was in the library one day looking up how to make explosives, we found a recipe of sone sort, think it was salt peter..........whatever that is and a couple of other things.
A few days later mate turned up in school with 3 sticks of something looking like sticks of dynamite made out of rolled up sheets of A4.
He tried them out that night in the field at back of his house, said there was a big boom but in the days pre camera phones we only have his word for it.

Never underestimate young lads desire for mischief, I have lost touch with him over the years but I’m sure he’s made a decent member of society, last I heard he was an architect, I’d be very surprised if he’s ever done serious harm to anyone.

We had an explosive craze at school when the farm boys started taking in strings of crow bangers. It started with individual bangers stuck in the brickwork and progressed to launching a rocket shaped projectile ("The Armour-dildo") into orbit from a launch pad down on the river bank.We had one banger merrily fizzing away in the wall when the school chaplain came to say hello, He was standing about 2 feet from it but thanks to divine intervention, the fuse went out.
In the end they decided to act and called the whole school in for a bollocking, making it clear that if there were any more explosions, some of us would be fired off the premises. There was a final hoorah, though, as on the last day, with dad's encouragement, we thought it would be a nice idea to take some strings and put them down the drain gratings to remind the live-in teachers of our passing.
Another lad used to go on Army cadet trips to Penhale or wherever, and spend his spare time dismantling the trip flares and pyrotechnics, which he brought back to school and laid out in the grounds.

 

[2wheels]

AN and diesel, the detonator and a fuse to set it off is the harder part, but info probably available on the internet

you guys will have the anti-terrorist squad on your case!

 

[Tarw Coch]

you guys will have the anti-terrorist squad on your case!

I’m sure it will be ok so long as no one mentions Semtex ?

 

[Highland Mule]

Many years ago whilst in school was in the library one day looking up how to make explosives, we found a recipe of sone sort, think it was salt peter..........whatever that is and a couple of other things.
A few days later mate turned up in school with 3 sticks of something looking like sticks of dynamite made out of rolled up sheets of A4.
He tried them out that night in the field at back of his house, said there was a big boom but in the days pre camera phones we only have his word for it.

Never underestimate young lads desire for mischief, I have lost touch with him over the years but I’m sure he’s made a decent member of society, last I heard he was an architect, I’d be very surprised if he’s ever done serious harm to anyone.

Potassium nitrate - used in bacon production I think. Gunpowder is a mixture of that, sulphur and carbon

Lets be honest - anyone with A-Level chemistry should be able to make a bomb.

General rule of thumb is that the cupboard under the kitchen sink contains enough to destroy the kitchen ;-)

 

[Red Fred]

When Auntie Mary died at the age of 102, the house clearers started to go through the garage and found all of uncle's Bomb Disposal equipment, samples and souvenirs, which had been sitting there untouched in the middle of Ringwood since long before uncle died in 1968. The RE had to come round and they shut the road while they removed it all. As they said, uncle wasn't so stupid as to leave anything live lying about, but they had to destroy it all to save being called out again at a later date. They were pretty good about leaving lots of interesting but safe mementos to hold on to, once the nasty looking stuff had been removed.

 

[stroller]

you guys will have the anti-terrorist squad on your case!

Don't download the terrorist cook book!

 

[ollie989898]

I’m sure it will be ok so long as no one mentions Semtex ?

Never heard of it. I've never been in an operational quarry.