Re: Would anyone be surprised
Creating a low yield 'dirty bomb' isn't that hard (for someone who knows what they are doing, and there are many many people who do). The difficulty is the delivery mechanism .... a long range missile that is reasonably accurate is beyond the means of nearly every country in the world, and a static dirty bomb is quite big so assembly and detonation are really hard to do without someone noticing.
It would have to be a huge bomb to actually do much damage (the win is to kill people through radiation poisoning rather than a big explosion). The truth of the matter is that as soon as it was discovered, the authorities would simply move it or shield it.
I would be more worried about a viral or bacteriological attack. Easy to do, small and hard to detect, easy to assemble and release, cheap and they self replicate. Much more bang for your buck than a nuke.
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