Mike loves guns and explosives

I loved chemistry and was very good at it. Understanding simple inorganic chemistry makes it easy to make low explosives, pryotechnic stuff. Understanding basic organic chemistry makes it fairy easy to make high explosives. While the government doesn't want you to know its fairly simple to make high explosives capable of doing the damages that happened in at the oklahoma fbi building by people with a very simple knowledge of chemistry. hell i was in 6th grade and i knew. next thing the fbi will want to do is ban chemistry books.

By 6th grade i was getting good at this. I nearly blew up our garage when I was making guncotten which is a high explosive of simular chemistry to nitroglygern in chemistry.

I failed to use a ICE bath for the reaction.

One of my greatest help in aquiring this knoledge was my neighbor threw away a set of old enclopedias out. They were from the early 1900 most of America lived on farms instead of cities.

These enclopedidias had a wealth of information showing how to make all kinds of explosive for use on the farm.

Also I studied and read as many library books on chemistry as I could.

Also the US Govement publishes many books explaining how to make explosives and weapons for training of both American and foreign commandos.

I sure the government spend tons of money on writting these technically correct books on how to make explosives, weapons, and kill people.

while i played with explosives and bombs, in grade and high school I no longer do it simply because the government will put you in jail if you play with those things. And I don't like jails.

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