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To: ricks_place
I highly doubt he would have been able to pull off any stunt at any of these facilities. Even materials are so tightly controlled you have to know where everything is all the time. We were even issued welding rods in small groups. You didn't get more until your returned the stubs and your work was inspected by no less than 2 people with an ultrasound on a cart AFTER all the debris were removed and contained. You didn't want to get lost and wander into the wrong place either. You only went where you had a good reason to be.

I'd feel safer sleeping on top a reactor chamber than I would in my own bed. These places are very strict and everything is very tightly controlled.

Even if one of these facilites were the target of an armed assault, it may leave innocents unprotected and dead, but there is a slim possibility of anyone gaining access to an area they could use to do serious damage. These places are like a bunker and are locked down in logical and cellular layouts.

10 posted on 03/13/2010 5:51:57 AM PST by FunkyZero ("It's not about duck hunting !")
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To: FunkyZero
"I highly doubt he would have been able to pull off any stunt at any of these facilities."

No doubt. Lots of guards with violin cases. I doubt anyone who tried to do something would live very long.

My guess is this is less about sabotage and more about intelligence gathering.

13 posted on 03/13/2010 7:30:43 AM PST by magellan
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