U.S. Energy Department Cannot Account for Nuclear Materials at 15 Locations

U.S. Energy Department Cannot Account for Nuclear Materials at 15 Locations

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WASHINGTON -- A number of U.S. institutions with licenses to hold nuclear material reported to the Energy Department in 2004 that the amount of material they held was less than agency records indicated. But rather than investigating the discrepancies, Energy officials wrote off significant quantities of nuclear material from the department's inventory records.

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Aaahh, more comforting news.

Let's see, so far over the past couple of years we have:

*Nuclear bombs flown over civilian populations.

*Nuclear bombs that come up "missing".

*Plague-ridden vermin "missing" from high-level facilities.

And now this little gem...

Log it all in your notebooks people....

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Amazingly, these are 'corporations' duly licensed and permitted to handle the material.

Energy department lackies looking for a future in the corporate world would never dare antagonize them by holding them accountable.

Where do you think terrorists can 'procure' nuclear material? What do you think the source is? Read the article again, because not one of these organizations will be mentioned if we have a terror event involving radioactive materials...


Nice find. Duly noted and logged. S&F!

[edit on 25-2-2009 by Maxmars]

Wonder if this guy was able to get some of the missing nuclear material.88.80.13.160... It happened in december and they found nuclear material in his home after his wife shot him in a domestic dispute.

Originally posted by JBA2848
Wonder if this guy was able to get some of the missing nuclear material.88.80.13.160... It happened in december and they found nuclear material in his home after his wife shot him in a domestic dispute.

man wtf is that story real...that just freaked me out

reply to post by TheAmused

Heres a link that goes with the story I mentioned in the earlier post.
Report: 'Dirty bomb' parts found in slain man's home