We tried to hang Clinton for this.
Where is the outrage this time?
In fact, where is the media coverage of this immense scandal?
To: RaceBannon
Blame it on the security guard.
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2 posted on
12/31/2003 3:03:52 PM PST by
vger
To: RaceBannon
"....lab employees still have not learned to manage their classified information properly.
Because they are not ******ing made to!!!!
In the name of saving money, this nation has made succesful espionage childs play.
DOD, CIA, DIA, NSA, et al cares only about being able to tell when secrets have already been stolen. Little attention is payed to preventing people from walking out the door with classified.
3 posted on
12/31/2003 3:05:41 PM PST by
jimtorr
To: RaceBannon
A 2003 Energy Department report concluded that Los Alamos could not be trusted to protect secrets stored on its computers....Spencer Abraham pronounced the situation "unacceptable."Energy Secretary Abraham apparently is much too busy playing the ponies, sunning himself by the pool, and watching Nick At Nite to concern himself too deeply in the supervision of merely guarding America's nuclear research secrets.
Just WHO is responsible for assigning this twit to this project?? A Clinton leftover by chance?
To: RaceBannon
This is not an accidental loss. America's nuclear labs have a tradition of insecurity and espionage going all the way back to Rosenberg, Greenglass, and Hall. As long as the labs are populated by and directed by liberal intellectuals, this will continue.
5 posted on
12/31/2003 3:25:58 PM PST by
NetValue
(They're not Americans, they're democrats.)
To: RaceBannon
They probably all have head colds like the guy who wrote this headline.
To: RaceBannon
"Lee struck a plea bargain with the government,"
What was the deal? 3 weeks house arrest?
8 posted on
12/31/2003 4:15:01 PM PST by
observer5
To: RaceBannon
Statements out of the lab indicate that the employees think this latest flap has been overblown.This is the crux of the problem right here. No amount of hand-wringing or retraining is going to change the built-in attitude that "Our security is fine, stop making such a fuss!" until some heads go bouncing across the carpeting.
11 posted on
12/31/2003 5:39:39 PM PST by
irv
To: RaceBannon
Might I suggest attaching elastic bands to the disks, as one would attach elastic to the mittens of children. Then they won't get "lost."
To: RaceBannon; Liz; Howlin; ALOHA RONNIE; RonDog
...ten computer disks containing classified information have been lost.Shop-Rite loses a case of Coke - but knows where it is.
This sucks...
16 posted on
12/31/2003 5:58:41 PM PST by
Libloather
(USSC choice, Grade A, government inspected and approved, semi-free opinion...)
To: RaceBannon
What I want to know .. where is Homeland Security on this issue. This is an outrage.
20 posted on
12/31/2003 7:32:21 PM PST by
CyberAnt
(America is the greatest force for good on the planet ..!!)
To: RaceBannon
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