Top Police Officer Warns That Nuclear Attack Is Inevitable

Posted on Tuesday, November 27 at 10:00 by captain_kirk
Dickinson is assistant chief constable with Lothian and Borders Police, and has responsibility through the Association of Chief Police Officers in Scotland for protecting Scotland from chemical and nuclear attacks. He has been closely involved in co-ordinating the country's counter-terrorism response.

He said: "An incident will continue for days and all the public will see is people dying without reason. What will we do when our children come home from school with blisters on their skin and their parents don't know what to do?

"What happens if 10 deaths, 50 deaths, 100 deaths start occurring in an unconnected and random way all over the country? The public will be rightly and understandably terrified."

Casualties caused by radiation, which most people don't understand, would trigger widespread "panic and fear", said Dickinson. And the response of the emergency services "would be chaotic" because of a shortage of resources.

The police capability for dealing with the chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear threat - known as CBRN - needs to be increased, he argued. "I haven't got as many officers with protective equipment as I would like," he added. "We must prepare for the worst."
Top police officer warns that nuclear attack is inevitable
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  1. Tue Nov 27, 2007 9:24 pm
    Fear. Uncertainty. Doubt.<br />
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    Nostradamus was also a visionary, if you are willing to twist certain facts, bend meanings and contexts. This "Ian Dickinson" sounds like that kind of guy. 'Sometime, somewhere, something will happen. Put your money on Black 24, and spin the wheel till it comes up "Black 24". Sooner or later, it will.<br />
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    In the mean time, some people will stay rational, knowing a dirty bomb can never go nuclear, and really wouldn't be a lot worse than the pollution we already generate now.<br />
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    <a href="http://www.spiegel.de/international/world/0,1518,519043,00.html">http://www.spiegel.de/international/world/0,1518,519043,00.html</a><br />
    <p>---<br>The preceding comment deals with mature subject matter, however immaturely presented. Viewer discretion is advised.<br />

  2. by MrPrax
    Tue Nov 27, 2007 11:28 pm
    fearmongering and stupidity, a free people LIKE SCOTTISH would much rather take their chances on 'blistered children!' than live in some shitty police state simply because they, like us, have corrupt politicians, that NO LONGER bother to defend the public trust and won't bother having morons like this dickhead cop appear BEFORE them to explain his 'theories' in excruciating detail, with experts, so the public can get an opportunity to see just how unqualified, ideological, racist and incompetent police everywhere have become.

    I love it when these 'cops' take about drug addiction as well -- since when does simply arresting someone make you an expert on addiction pathologies anyway or even experts in clinical biology. It's kinda like some cop, who upon arresting a car thief, then all of a sudden becomes an expert on automotive repair. It's like a bartender who thinks he's 'knows' it all about alcoholism, because he serves drinks to them.

    What crystal ball are the pigs using and shouldn't our idiot politicians start putting these fuckers on the carpet -- I'd like to know MORE about how AQ is running meth labs in AB! or even what is happening with the 100 -150 Taliban suicide bombers that corrupt idiot OConner was spewing about...

    Seven Fucking Years of this stupid shit...virtually unchallenged



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