Karachi, 2008, Nuclear Terrorism.

What if the shoe was on the other foot?

Published on May 20, 2004 By Muggaz In International

based on this Link

PIcture the crowded Pakistani Market Places, alive and bristling with vibrance and colour one minute....

A desolate wasteland of fire and ash the next.

An International Rogue Crime Syndicate based in the US - All Amercan mercenaries financed by various trust funds, have located Osama bin Laden in Islamabad.

An 8 kiloton weapon is deatonated - a place like Karachi would be just as dense, if not more so than New York.... Thousands, upon thousands die from the rocket attack....

It is quickly learned that the missles were the property of USAF (however the attack wasn't sanctioned by the US) and the mercenaries are predominantly from the combined US defence forces, retired.

Thousands from America, England, Australia all march in support of this action...

What do you think the reaction of Pakistan would be?

BAM!!!

Comments (Page 4)

imajinit

on May 21, 2004

Have a good weekend bro

BAM!!!

you too... we'll talk about this next week...

shadesofgrey

on May 21, 2004

alright Mug... since we're all playing the hypothetical game, and drawing up these scenarios, let me ask you this: what would you have the U.S. do in response to 9/11? Since you're not in favor of us removing Saddam from power, or hunting down Bin Laden, what is it that you would have us do instead?

Are you saying that removing Saddam from power was a response to 9/11? If so, how are they related? What was Saddam's role in the attack on the Twin Towers and the Pentagon?

WiseFawn

on May 21, 2004

Your article makes a great point!

greywar

on May 21, 2004

I have had enough thinking, and its Friday night.. brain switch off till monday

MAke sure you dont abuse so many substances that the brain switch back on friend. Then I would only have OG San or the likes of St. Ying to wrangle with.

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