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Thursday, August 17, 2006

Canadian liquid explosive not being sold to just anyone, company says / CanWest News Service, 14 Aug 2006

http://digbig.com/4mkgn
Randy Boswell
"A Canadian company that produces an easy-to-use liquid explosive is defending itself against reports suggesting the product could become a tool for terrorists intent on bringing down passenger jets. British police investigating the alleged airline bomb plot that was revealed last week have reportedly raised alarms about FIXOR, a powerful explosive made by mixing a powder and a liquid and sold by Kingston, Ont.-based MREL Group of Companies. Until now, the blasting agent has been hailed for its humanitarian application in ridding the world’s war-torn regions of unwanted landmines."

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