Cargo sparks security alert at US and UK airports
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Hahahaha. 
"It was reported to be an ink toner cartridge that had been tampered with.
Sources told the BBC it was not a "bomb" but was "potentially sinister"."
Potentially sinister ink cartridges whatever next, clearly running out of inspiration to keep perpetuating the barrage of 'terrorist' threats we live under.
Unless its a bunch of mini dirty nuke cluster 'ink cartridge' bombs?
"It was reported to be an ink toner cartridge that had been tampered with.
Sources told the BBC it was not a "bomb" but was "potentially sinister"."
Potentially sinister ink cartridges whatever next, clearly running out of inspiration to keep perpetuating the barrage of 'terrorist' threats we live under.
Unless its a bunch of mini dirty nuke cluster 'ink cartridge' bombs?
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Source?
It is to make a headline. They need to come out with 'x' amount of threats to the public per year, otherwise what terrorist threat?
Source?
It is to make a headline. They need to come out with 'x' amount of threats to the public per year, otherwise what terrorist threat?
Sky News/ channel 517 HD on SKY
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Hahahaha.
"It was reported to be an ink toner cartridge that had been tampered with.
Sources told the BBC it was not a "bomb" but was "potentially sinister"."
Potentially sinister ink cartridges whatever next, clearly running out of inspiration to keep perpetuating the barrage of 'terrorist' threats we live under.
Unless its a bunch of mini dirty nuke cluster 'ink cartridge' bombs?
They could have been used to print propaganda...
You've got red on you.
Epson? - I was told they were HP!
"The US would be happy that it was caught here before being sent on to the US [if viable]"
Oh well thats just ****ing fine and dandy then isn't it.
Lets potentially take a nuke in the face just to make the yanks happy.
BBC/Westminster GTFO!
If it is viable, how did it get here? Why do we not have similar buffering arrangements?
Oh well thats just ****ing fine and dandy then isn't it.
Lets potentially take a nuke in the face just to make the yanks happy.
BBC/Westminster GTFO!
If it is viable, how did it get here? Why do we not have similar buffering arrangements?
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seen the report of the toner cartridge with some wires and powder inside.
laugh my butt off, as I know of many ink cartridges with simple circuitry inside to keep track of levels and to heat the ink, as for the powder? could be dried up ink!!! lol
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Damn ink cartridges. I bet it was a black or coloured one as well. Send 'em all back.
Send back now.
Send back now.
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Sums it up really for me.
