Quote of the day

No mistake.

Obama is fast tracking his disarmament policy, making the USA the UN’s sacrificial guinea pig set for slaughter via experiment gone bad.

Note well the apologists are both Democrat sooth sayers in the environmentalist false science political agenda camp.

The federal government mistakenly made public [online and in full] a 266-page report, its pages marked “highly confidential,” that gives detailed information about hundreds of the nation’s civilian nuclear sites and programs, including maps showing the precise locations of stockpiles of fuel for nuclear weapons. On Tuesday evening, after inquiries from The New York Times, the document was withdrawn from a Government Printing Office Web site.

“These screw-ups happen,” said John M. Deutch, a former director of central intelligence and deputy secretary of defense who is now a professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. “It’s going further than I would have gone but doesn’t look like a serious breach.”

Place Clinton’s criminal Deutch and his comment into full disclosure context:

US intelligence officials say George J Tenet, director of central intelligence, was not consulted by Pres Clinton on his decision to pardon former director John M Deutch on Clinton’s final day in office; pardon of Deutch on charges that he mishandled classified material while director has been questioned by some members of Congress.
February 17, 2001
U.S. Clears Ex-C.I.A. Chief Over Secrets

Pentagon study concludes that Defense Dept secrets that John M Deutch, former director of central intelligence, kept on his unsecured home computer apparently did not fall into wrong hands; Pentagon has been assessing whether secret data might have been compromised; separate CIA investigation of his computer use reached same conclusion
February 2, 2001

The article concludes with the final stroke to “forget about it” from Thomas Cochran:

Thomas B. Cochran, a senior scientist in the nuclear program of the Natural Resources Defense Council, a private group in Washington that tracks atomic arsenals, called the document harmless. “It’s a better listing than anything I’ve seen” of the nation’s civilian nuclear complex, Mr. Cochran said. “But it’s no national-security breach. It confirms what’s already out there and adds a bit more information.”

From their own website: NRDC is the nation’s most effective environmental action group, combining the grassroots power of 1.2 million members and online activists with the courtroom clout and expertise of more than 350 lawyers, scientists and other professionals. Thomas B. Cochran is the director of NRDC’s Nuclear Program and holds the Wade Greene Chair for Nuclear Policy. He initiated NRDC’s nuclear weapons databook project and the U.S.-Soviet nuclear weapons verification project, a four-year collaboration between NRDC and the Soviet Academy of Sciences, to demonstrate that a low-threshold nuclear test ban treaty could be verified. Dr. Cochran has been a member of numerous government advisory committees on nuclear energy, nonproliferation and nuclear clean-up issues; he joined NRDC in 1973. Two children: Jaquelin is in graduate school at the University of California, Berkeley, in the ERG Program; Carrie works on a Chesapeake Bay Foundation farm growing organic vegetables for low income families.

So just forget that it was President Obama, in accordance with official UN additional protocol, who gift wrapped online the complete, comprehensive details for terrorists to abuse and endanger American national security via theft and sabotage of ALL nuclear components. And the timing is priceless, all accomplished prior to Obama’s address to Islam in Egypt.

In his letter of transmittal to Congress, Mr. Obama characterized the information as “sensitive but unclassified” The report details the locations of hundreds of nuclear sites and activities. Each page is marked across the top “Highly Confidential Safeguards Sensitive” in capital letters, In his transmittal letter, Mr. Obama said the cautionary language was a classification category of the International Atomic Energy Agency’s inspectors.

The agency, in Vienna, is a unit of the United Nations whose mandate is to enforce a global treaty that tries to keep civilian nuclear programs from engaging in secret military work.
n recent years, it has sought to gain wide adherence to a set of strict inspection rules, known formally as the additional protocol.The rules give the agency powerful new rights to poke its nose beyond known nuclear sites into factories, storage areas, laboratories and anywhere else that a nation might be preparing to flex its nuclear muscle. The United States signed the agreement in 1998 but only recently moved forward with carrying it out.

The report lists many particulars about nuclear programs and facilities at the nation’s three nuclear weapons laboratories — Los Alamos, Livermore and Sandia — as well as dozens of other federal and private nuclear sites.

One of the most serious disclosures appears to center on the Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee, which houses the Y-12 National Security Complex, a sprawling site ringed by barbed wire and armed guards. It calls itself the nation’s Fort Knox for highly enriched uranium, a main fuel of nuclear arms.

The report lists “Tube Vault 16, East Storage Array,” as a prospective site for nuclear inspection. It said the site, in Building 9720-5, contains highly enriched uranium for “long-term storage.”

An attached map shows the exact location of Tube Vault 16 along a hallway and its orientation in relation to geographic north, although not its location in the Y-12 complex.a typical tube vault can hold up to 44 tons of highly enriched uranium in 200 tubes. Motion detectors and television cameras typically monitor each vault.

“Unbelievable” does not apply to our tainted President Obama whose priorities are biased against the USA to abuse our Constitutional Government for his Marxist agenda.

maverick muse on June 3, 2009 at 8:26 AM