No doubt that is true. Looks like the thread has died down and many who were posting are gone and won't see further remarks.
There is not a week that goes by that truckloads, vanloads, etc, of illegals are not caught in or around our city. We are one of the main highways to other large cities.
Terrorists are being groomed and trained in Mexico to appear as Mexicans, speak spanish and have all the ‘papers’ they need to enter the U.S.
I know that people have been sighted ‘scouting out’ chemical plants so terrorist could possibly also have ideas about nuke plants.
Lol, believe me, I am not some conspiracy dork, just an everyday person with common sense and the knowledge that anything is possible in the world we now live in.
My good friend from high school who advanced in the Navy and transitioned into civilian career training reactor operators internationally presented to me evidence that the nuclear generation of power was safe, sound, and at least as acceptable an alternative as others.
Two coal plants in this state may not get past the permitting stage, such is the deathgrip of the enviros who wish to see us peons in wooden shoes with waterbuffalo in the paddies rather than those wonderfully efficient John Deere machines.
On the sidings in this hub the coal cars stretch on and on; did dinosaurs die for our sins or are coal and oil produced by other means.
Meanwhile the science fascists seek to impose a 6.7% tax on our economy for our carbon evil yet cannot admit the UN Meteorological organization says earthtemp constant for eight years.
Clinton put Utah coal out of competition with his Indonesian-surnamed Chinese donor Riady, Riady whose LIPPO was partnered with ChinaResources a known ChiCom military intelligence asset, LIPPO being the mother ship of John the Huang whose faxes from Stephens contained CIA briefing data.
Regarding the five-axis heresies:
McDonnell Douglas Machine ToolsIn 1993, China National Aero-Technology Import and Export Corporation (CATIC) agreed to purchase a number of excess machine tools and other equipment from McDonnell Douglas, including 19 machine tools that required individual validated licenses to be exported. CATIC told McDonnell Douglas it was purchasing the machine tools to produce parts for the Trunkliner Program, a 1992 agreement between McDonnell Douglas and CATIC to build 40 MD-82 and MD-90 series commercial aircraft in the PRC.
During the interagency licensing process for the machine tools, the Defense Technology Security Administration sought assessments from the Central Intelligence Agency and from the Defense Intelligence Agency, because of concerns that the PRC could use the McDonnell Douglas five-axis machine tools for unauthorized purposes, particularly to develop quieter submarines. Since the PRC wishes to enhance its power projection capabilities and is making efforts to strengthen its naval forces, the five-axis machine tools could easily be diverted for projects that would achieve that goal.
Initially, CATIC told McDonnell Douglas it planned to sell the machine tools to four factories in the PRC that were involved in the Trunkliner commercial aircraft program. When those efforts reportedly failed, CATIC told McDonnell Douglas it planned to use the machine tools at a machining center to be built in Beijing to produce Trunkliner parts for the four factories.
In May 1994, McDonnell Douglas applied to the Commerce Department for licenses to export the 19 machine tools to the PRC. Even after it became apparent that only 20 of the 40 Trunkliner aircraft would be built in the PRC, the U.S. Government continued to accept McDonnell Douglas’s assertion that the machine tools were still required to support the Trunkliner production requirements.
Accordingly, Commerce approved the license applications in September 1994 with a number of conditions designed to limit the risk of diversion or misuse.
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In April 1995, the U.S. Government learned from McDonnell Douglas that six of the licensed machine tools had been diverted to a factory in Nanchang known to manufacture military aircraft and cruise missile components, as well as commercial products. However, Commerce’s Office of Export Enforcement (OEE) did not initiate an investigation of the diversion for six months.
The Commerce Department declined an Office of Export Enforcement Los Angeles Field Office request for a Temporary Denial Order against CATIC. The case remains under investigation by OEE and the U.S. Customs Service. With the approval of the U.S. Government, the machine tools have since been consolidated at a factory in Shanghai.
Now the Clintons seek to return to power to commit more such technology transfers.
When we are forming the queue for the guillotine, save two places in line, one for Bernard L. Schwartz, another for C. Michael Armstrong. The punishment for Bill the Clinton is to be lap-danced by Janet Reno for the rest of his natural life.
Regarding placement of reactors, my friend had one in his backyard for most of his Navy career yet fathered at least two children having but two heads between them.
There's plenty of places to hit in the US. We have an east coast Pearl Harbor waiting to happen in a port the Navy has used since before WW2. Have we moved our fleet?