Date: Sat, 15 Sep 2001 22:41:57 -0700
From: Director@KEEPANDBEARARMS.COM (Angel Shamaya)
Subject: Tomahawks in Flagstaff
To: AZRKBA@asu.edu


Just got back from grabbing a bite to eat.  Saw two semis pulling into
a big truck station at Butler and I-40 (place called Little America).
They were both carrying what looked just like Tomahawk missiles
(minus the "wings").  20 feet long, between 15-20" in diameter.  They
were stacked 4 or 5 high and 4 or 5 wide inside of wooden crates that
surrounded them but with plenty of space between them.  Front to
back there were two rows, suggesting that each semi had 36 to 50 of
them on board.   WHY they didn't bother tarping their load, I do not
know and cannot even imagine.

Last month, one of the many trains that passed through heading
WEST was almost entirely full of heavy duty, unmarked military
equipment.  Tanks, trucks with red crosses on them, and several
"mobile barracks units".  (That is what those items said on their side.)
Sophisticated radio command center-looking things that took up a
whole boxcar by themselves.  Never seen anything quite as new and
sophisticated looking like those radio command center units other
than in movies.  ALL unmarked as belonging to any specific outfit
(Army, Marines, UN, whatever).  And there were BALES of that
mean looking barbed wire that ain't about keeping cows in place --
whole boxcars full of them.  Major earth-moving equipment was on
the train, as well. Heavy stuff.  And there were also some serious
missile launchers on board of some kind.  The "barrels" were in
sections, and the sections were stacked neatly together.  The "receiver"
(I don't know missile-speak, so I'm using gun terms) was in the next
car.  And I was really wondering what was in the few cars on that
train that were enclosed and opaque.

I didn't say anything about the trainload when it happened, because
I'm weary of being called "paranoid".  But after seeing trucks loaded
with Tomahawk missiles a mile from where I sleep, I figured what the
hell.  Think what you want.  I found the timing of these two shipments
and the manner in which they were shipped so openly to be a tad
conspicuous.  And I am wondering what the government knows that
we don't.