I find the explanation given for the closing of this thread, frankly, ridiculous.
Even supposing for the sake of argument that someone really was looking for a way to activate an explosive at a distance, all they have to do is ask for a way to activate anything else, say a bell, at a distance and then replace the load.
In any case, any and all knowledge can be used for good and for bad and it is not the responsibility of this site to censor such general knowledge.
Having said that, I do not know who you mean by "the enemy". Who is "the enemy"? Like that is an absolute category. The enemy of whom?
The way I see it the enemy of mankind are those peoples and countries who, contrary to international law and civilised behaviour, have attacked and invaded Iraq causing hundreds of thousands of innocent deaths, millions of wounded, millions of refugees and untold misery for millions and millions. Those are "the enemy" of people with any moral standards. Those who kidnap and torture and who have no respect for human rights. And, to a lesser degree, those peoples, countries and governments who have aided or who have just looked the other way. Those who have sold their morality in exchange for a few dollars. To one degree or another we are all guilty of a huge crime: some as perpetrators, others as aides and others for plain just not caring.
Those Iraqis who attack the invaders of their country are doing what any patriot would do if his country was invaded. They are legitimately defending their country and when all this mess is over they will be the heroes. They are most certainly not my enemies. I have no quarrel with the Iraqi people. The invaders are the villains and they don't need to come here to ask how to sow death among the innocent. They already do it very effectively. Supported by our taxes and our disinterest.
To think people who need training in detonating explosives would come here in search of information is just silly. To me this is just a sign of the ridiculous extremes we have come to where we live in fear and tend to see terrorists everywhere. (I even think I may have seen one in my soup yesterday.)Given the use of remote-controlled explosives in Iraq, answers might provide aid to the enemy.
Even supposing for the sake of argument that someone really was looking for a way to activate an explosive at a distance, all they have to do is ask for a way to activate anything else, say a bell, at a distance and then replace the load.
In any case, any and all knowledge can be used for good and for bad and it is not the responsibility of this site to censor such general knowledge.
Having said that, I do not know who you mean by "the enemy". Who is "the enemy"? Like that is an absolute category. The enemy of whom?
The way I see it the enemy of mankind are those peoples and countries who, contrary to international law and civilised behaviour, have attacked and invaded Iraq causing hundreds of thousands of innocent deaths, millions of wounded, millions of refugees and untold misery for millions and millions. Those are "the enemy" of people with any moral standards. Those who kidnap and torture and who have no respect for human rights. And, to a lesser degree, those peoples, countries and governments who have aided or who have just looked the other way. Those who have sold their morality in exchange for a few dollars. To one degree or another we are all guilty of a huge crime: some as perpetrators, others as aides and others for plain just not caring.
Those Iraqis who attack the invaders of their country are doing what any patriot would do if his country was invaded. They are legitimately defending their country and when all this mess is over they will be the heroes. They are most certainly not my enemies. I have no quarrel with the Iraqi people. The invaders are the villains and they don't need to come here to ask how to sow death among the innocent. They already do it very effectively. Supported by our taxes and our disinterest.