A single nuclear weapon has “gone missing”

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http://www.veteranstoday.com/2012/04/30/raw-reports-nuclear-threat-from-germany/

A nuclear weapon that wasn’t supposed to exist, a single 500 kiloton hydrogen bomb, one of four being tracked, was seen being loaded at the German port of Bemerhaven, Germany.

The groups assisting in what we were informed was a counter-terrorism surveillance operation were the American NSA, British MI 6, the Office of Naval Intelligence and the British Royal Navy. The “device” was loaded onto a Germany built “Dolphin” submarine and left the harbour doing 7.5 knots.


Squeaky bum time?


Is this true or BS? I hope its BS to be honest.
 
I really doubt such a thing has occurred. A nuclear bomb isn't like a set of car keys. You don't just lose a nuclear bomb.

Stringent controls and measures are always in place with anything that has the words "nuclear" and "bomb" in it.
 
■The submarine in question may or may not be one Germany is giving to Israel, this one with a “special enhancement” which, as we had questioned earlier, might be used against Iran, the United Kingdom or United States.

So Germany might have given Israel a nuclear weapon they then might use against us.

Seems totally legit.
 
I really doubt such a thing has occurred. A nuclear bomb isn't like a set of car keys. You don't just lose a nuclear bomb.

Stringent controls and measures are always in place with anything that has the words "nuclear" and "bomb" in it.

Ahem... Nuclear "material" has gone missing in the past, so I'm not so sure.

It's obviously being shipped off to the Nazi Moon Base.
 
This seems to be an indication that some authority within Britain seems to have gone rogue, certainly the Thames Valley Police, possibly the Home Office and we can’t help but want to take a long hard look at David Cameron and his many mysterious meetings with Rupert Murdoch, the “not very Australian” ultra-nationalist/Likudist Israeli who stands somewhat accused of endless criminal acts or perhaps not.

The enormous leaps of logic there are hilarious.
 
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