just to set your fears at rest.


the amounts of chemical/biological materials needed to kill thousands of people are pretty immense.

in order to 'pollute' a water supply the amounts of any substance
are so large it would be futile to even bother.
for example: if one ounce of a material is needed to kill one person, you'd need 16 ounces to kill 16 people, by dumping that material into a water supply-should you get a ton of the stuff-
you dilute the chemical into parts per million-you would have better luck asking people to line up to be poisoned.

there are some chems that you need to come into contact with, actually touching them in order to become ill or die.

also the handling of any chem or nuke material is difficult due to the specific effects of either material. Moving any nuke materials
depends of what kind and how much shielding is needed to keep
the radiation from killing the people handling it. same thing with chem and bio materials. the utmost care is needed to keep the
materials in a 'safe' state.

the worse effect of any kind of attack is the reaction of the people afterwards.

they call it terror for a reason........they scare the living bejesus out of you in order to keep you from doing the normal things that you do each day...Of course there is a possibility of ANY kind of
terrorist attack, but by hiding out and not participating in the
normal things we do, they win.

remember the halloween scare??? everytime the terrorists make a threat against our financial structure they weaken the base of our country-we don't shop, make purchases....

there is no guarantee the we will always be safe.

but we can make sure that we keep vigilant-the government cannot protect each and everyone of us-at that point we
watch out for each other, we have done it before we will continue to do so in the future.

one way to keep from being scared or agitated is to find the
idea that scares you the most and get as much info as you
can about it. read and understand. ask questions.
know what to be aware of. be aware of your surroundings.

we are afraid of what is behind the door because we refuse to see what lays beyond.