Suitcase nuclear bombs smuggled from USSR

<body> Probability of Nuclear Attacks With Nuclear Suitcase Bombs In the books, Defrauding America, and Terrorism Against America, author Rodney Stich revealed insider reports of Soviet nuclear suitcase devices being smuggled through Lithuania, along with other supporting reports. The primary person providing this information was a former Green Beret providing instructions to Lithuanian military and police personnel, who provided him with details of suitcase number bombs being smuggled from Soviet Union arsenals. Addditional details are provided from various sources. In standard conduct by Department of Justice employees, they filed sham criminal charges against that person, which kept this alarming information becoming known to the American people. If these reports are true, it is probable that suitcase nuclear bombs will detonate in major U.S. cities with heavy loss of life, continuing the series of worsening consequences felt by the American people from the corrupt culture among key people in government. Books for Serious People by Serious Professionals: Unprecedented Insight Into America's Government Culture All of the books are available at amazon.com, in print and on the Kindle, and at many other Internet sites. They bring together the various pieces of the puzzle to better understand the overall picture, and why the same conditions continue year after year. Information on the books by former government agent Rodney Stich Sampling of early books reviews Sampling of complimentary letters/faxes to author/activist Rodney Stich. More information about these books by clicking here. Amazon.com Purchase Links Get Your Own Blog or Internet Site: Easy and Inexpensive Get your own blog site, domain name, or hosting site at the popular godaddy.com hosting service. A low-cost provider with excellent support service. Click on the following graphic for information and quick start. Return to: www.defraudingamerica.com www.unfriendlyskies.com www.druggingamerica.com www.defraudingamericablog.com www.transoceanairlines.com </body>