Sue Hartigan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Hi Steve:
I remember pictures of little children running with their clothing
burned off, and other such horrid things during Vietnam. :(
What I don't understand about this stuff is that if it is so dangerous,
why didn't they just leave it where it was and destroy it there.
Instead of taking it across country on a train, and then turning around
and bringing it back. Doesn't really make any sense.
>From what I understand the place where they are taking it (next to where
I live) doesn't have any way of getting rid of it anyway. The place
where it originated from (Ed, Fallbrook) was therefore just as good a
place as any.
Sue
>
> Hi Sue, napalm its a very flammable toxic jelly like substance that is
> dropped from aircraft, imagine something that burns 10times hotter and 5
> times as long as petrol and your getting there, unfortunately its not
> exactly one of the most stable compounds going and 12,000 gallons well, you
> can imagine, if you have ever watched a movie about the Vietnam war, were
> you see a aircraft fly over and the jungle erupt in flames thats napalm
> (evil stuff)
>
> Steve
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