Monthly Archives: October 2006
YouTube Tools
US citizens claiming asylum in the UK
Planespotting
Great media campaigns
20 usefull XP hints
Google Code Search oddities
Odd Watches
Fighting in Grass is nasty
Spamhaus laugs at US insolence
Tweel – a lame name for a cool concept
The airless wheel might take a bit of getting used to, but it helps with suspension, simplifies the tyre by not needing air and a vent, damage to sidewalls becomes a non factor and no worries about whether the tyre is at the right pressure.
Need a new desk for gaming?
Smacking kids is good for them
Out of body experiences
Colour Palette Generator
Chinese space lasers blind US satellites
EU gives passenger data to evil empire
Nuclear Holocaust
Well, the world’s media is in a buzzfuzz about North Korea’s upcoming Nuclear test ([sarcasm]who knew?![/sarcasm]), but let’s have a quick look at other nuclear states.
The USA is the only country to have ever used a nuclear weapon (ok, two of them) in anger on another nation.
France, Russia, Great Britain and China (with the US the five permanent members of the UN Security Council) are all nuclear, but have never used them.
There are several countries with access to nukes but don’t technically own them (such as the Netherlands).
Then there was the recent spat about India and Pakistan who both tested nukes, were embargoed for them, but because of their help on the war on terror, we’ve seem to have decided to forget that they have them.
Israel is a friend of the US so we don’t get too upset about them having nukes.
BUT, there’s more we’re not hearing about:
Brazil and Argentina.
Both have a track record of lying about their weaponry programmes to appease the international community, and have the technology needed to enrich uranium. Especially Brazil is a viable candidate for nuclear weaponry.