Sounds like a dry run to me. What better way to test dispersion factors and hazmat response times, etc.
I find it quite troubling that the mayor can come out on TV and say “We don’t know what it is, but it’s safe.”
Granted I know there are sniffers out there to rapidly analyze material to determine if it’s toxic, but there’s more to it than that.
What better way to see how a lethal substance will disperse, how wind and other weather patters will enhance or impede your chemical attack than to test it first with a benign substance that can be easily measured.
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Sounds like a dry run to me. What better way to test dispersion factors and hazmat response times, etc.
I find it quite troubling that the mayor can come out on TV and say “We don’t know what it is, but it’s safe.”
Granted I know there are sniffers out there to rapidly analyze material to determine if it’s toxic, but there’s more to it than that.
What better way to see how a lethal substance will disperse, how wind and other weather patters will enhance or impede your chemical attack than to test it first with a benign substance that can be easily measured.
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