Thread: Senior Citizens Break Into Wa State Military Base

Quote (owlpoo @ Nov 6 2009 09:00pm) In all seriousness a base is a base, have you ever been on one?  There are secured areas and then there are unsecured...I mean that base I bet has a bowling alley and playground for the kiddies, fast food, sports fields, etc...TV makes an American military base look all hostile and such, really not true even with nukes... yeah, i've been to my fair share. go to kings bay naval sub...

Quote (nustyreesham @ 6 Nov 2009 11:11) either you are being sarcastic, or you are dumb.  let me help you out.  a base with nuclear warheads AND nuclear powered submarines does not fall under the definition "most bases and posts." Hey, who cares about all those fences? It's just a couple nukes, right? Whatever!

Paul Harvey did something like this a long time ago.

Quote (nustyreesham @ Nov 5 2009 06:05pm) http://liveshots.blogs.foxnews.com/2009/11/05/senior-citizens-break-into-military-base/ lol old people crack me up. This is pretty funny But also I can see a problem with a group of innocent protesters getting so close to nuclear warheads... I mean what if they were determined and dangerous? Most embarrassing of all is Fox news' inability to count.

they got to the base but the warheads are in a bunker...im pretty sure its not like a hollow wooden door with a padlock on it to get inside said bunker.

Quote (ass666 @ Nov 5 2009 04:33pm) they got to the base but the warheads are in a bunker...im pretty sure its not like a hollow wooden door with a padlock on it to get inside said bunker. Yeah, 50 yards can be an awfully long way if you got to go through solid concrete.

Five anti-war protesters were able to cut through a perimeter fence around Naval Base Kitsap and walk around the base undetected for four and a half hours. The group included three people in the 60's and three in their 80's. wat 3 + 3 = 5 This post was edited by Sweets on Nov 6 2009 01:43am

Quote (Sweets @ Nov 5 2009 09:42pm) Five anti-war protesters were able to cut through a perimeter fence around Naval Base Kitsap and walk around the base undetected for four and a half hours. The group included three people in the 60's and three in their 80's. wat Foxnews

Quote (Sweets @ Nov 6 2009 01:42am) Five anti-war protesters were able to cut through a perimeter fence around Naval Base Kitsap and walk around the base undetected for four and a half hours. The group included three people in the 60's and three in their 80's. wat Where's your math now

I hear its hard to get on military bases..considering their fences are miles and miles...5-6 old people walking around would be any normal day on most bases and posts.