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So, if this happened under the Bush Administration, how many incompetence posts do you think we'd see? Just wondering.
BTW, this isn't the presidents fault. He can't be responsible for everything. I'm in no way blaming him for someone else's mistake. I'm merely making a point.
Gov't posts sensitive list of US nuclear sites
06/03/2009 10:13:55 AM
By EILEEN SULLIVAN and H. JOSEF HEBERT Associated Press Writer
The government accidentally posted on the Internet a list of government and civilian nuclear facilities and their activities in the United States, but U.S. officials said Wednesday the posting included no information that compromised national security.
However, Energy Secretary Steven Chu, questioned about the disclosure at a House hearing, expressed concern with respect to a uranium storage facility at the department's Y-12 facility in Oak Ridge, Tenn. The facility holds large quantities of highly enriched uranium, which if obtained can be used to fashion a nuclear weapon.
"That's of great concern," said Chu, referring to the Y-12 site. "We will be looking hard and making sure physical security of those sites (at Y-12) is sufficient to prevent eco-terrorists and others getting hold of that material."
But later Chu told reporters that while the disclosure may be embarrassing "there's no secret classified information that's been compromised (and) the sites and everything are public knowledge" already available elsewhere.
But, he added, the list "gathers it up" in a single document, and that is of some concern.
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Re: Gov't posts sensitive list of US nuclear sites
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Originally Posted by Real World
So, if this happened under the Bush Administration, how many incompetence posts do you think we'd see? Just wondering.
BTW, this isn't the presidents fault. He can't be responsible for everything. I'm in no way blaming him for someone else's mistake. I'm merely making a point.
Gov't posts sensitive list of US nuclear sites
06/03/2009 10:13:55 AM
By EILEEN SULLIVAN and H. JOSEF HEBERT Associated Press Writer
The government accidentally posted on the Internet a list of government and civilian nuclear facilities and their activities in the United States, but U.S. officials said Wednesday the posting included no information that compromised national security.
However, Energy Secretary Steven Chu, questioned about the disclosure at a House hearing, expressed concern with respect to a uranium storage facility at the department's Y-12 facility in Oak Ridge, Tenn. The facility holds large quantities of highly enriched uranium, which if obtained can be used to fashion a nuclear weapon.
"That's of great concern," said Chu, referring to the Y-12 site. "We will be looking hard and making sure physical security of those sites (at Y-12) is sufficient to prevent eco-terrorists and others getting hold of that material."
But later Chu told reporters that while the disclosure may be embarrassing "there's no secret classified information that's been compromised (and) the sites and everything are public knowledge" already available elsewhere.
But, he added, the list "gathers it up" in a single document, and that is of some concern.
whats worse, the accidental posting of the sites, or the REPORTING of it?
the New York Times held onto stories because they would effect elections in 2004, but this reporter has no ethical views on disclosure of accidental postings?
Re: Gov't posts sensitive list of US nuclear sites
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Originally Posted by Holy Diver
whats worse, the accidental posting of the sites, or the REPORTING of it?
the New York Times held onto stories because they would effect elections in 2004, but this reporter has no ethical views on disclosure of accidental postings?
always avoiding the original issue.......the incompetence of the current administration
Re: Gov't posts sensitive list of US nuclear sites
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Originally Posted by tanked_as_usual
always avoiding the original issue.......the incompetence of the current administration
as the article states.....Obama didn't do this, nor had a hand in attempting to shield this from leaking...
Even the thread starter, RW says : "BTW, this isn't the presidents fault. He can't be responsible for everything." meaning lets discuss the meat of this, and not the fringe BS. Which we were doing until you posted on this topic with CRAPP!
I'm not avoiding any issue.....its YOU who is commenting on a comment, that is discussing the issue, and attempting to steer it twards your moronic agenda.
Re: Gov't posts sensitive list of US nuclear sites
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Originally Posted by Holy Diver
as the article states.....Obama didn't do this, nor had a hand in attempting to shield this from leaking...
Even the thread starter, RW says : "BTW, this isn't the presidents fault. He can't be responsible for everything." meaning lets discuss the meat of this, and not the fringe BS. Which we were doing until you posted on this topic with CRAPP!
I'm not avoiding any issue.....its YOU who is commenting on a comment, that is discussing the issue, and attempting to steer it twards your moronic agenda.
so...........bush was responsible for what anything anyone in government did, but barry gets a pass from you......how convenient.........
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Originally Posted by Holy Diver
If you have nothing to say, SHUT THE *** UP!
you would not say that to my face, oh pantless one
Re: Gov't posts sensitive list of US nuclear sites
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Originally Posted by tanked_as_usual
so...........bush was responsible for what anything anyone in government did, but barry gets a pass from you......how convenient.........
you would not say that to my face, oh pantless one
I blame bush for a lot of things, mostly because there is evidence that he deserves blame. Lets take the flyover of AF1 over NYC a few weeks back, Obama didn't make that call, but took responsibilty for it, he was embarrased, and the dude who made the call no longer works in that capacity. I wouldn't be surprised if something similar happens here. The buck seems to stop with Obama, which is refreshing.
Even the article says that this info was laready available, this list was a mere consolidation. I was just asking if the reporting of this has made it a bigger deal, and drawn more attention than the actual act.
and......
I would say that to your face for sure....I'm a big boy. Heck, I'll frickin gladly find a meeting place where we can discuss this. You know where I live, its no secret.
Re: Gov't posts sensitive list of US nuclear sites
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Originally Posted by Holy Diver
I blame bush for a lot of things, mostly because there is evidence that he deserves blame. Lets take the flyover of AF1 over NYC a few weeks back, Obama didn't make that call, but took responsibilty for it, he was embarrased, and the dude who made the call no longer works in that capacity. I wouldn't be surprised if something similar happens here. The buck seems to stop with Obama, which is refreshing.
Even the article says that this info was laready available, this list was a mere consolidation. I was just asking if the reporting of this has made it a bigger deal, and drawn more attention than the actual act.
and......
I would say that to your face for sure....I'm a big boy. Heck, I'll frickin gladly find a meeting place where we can discuss this. You know where I live, its no secret.
you honestly think you frighten me?
I don''t care if I frighten you or not.............your little cyber tough guy (Please be quiet - edited) didn't work........you couldn't shut me up if you were standing right in front of me, fat boy
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Re: Gov't posts sensitive list of US nuclear sites
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Originally Posted by tanked_as_usual
I don''t care if I frighten you or not.............your little cyber tough guy (Please be quiet - edited) didn't work........you couldn't shut me up if you were standing right in front of me, fat boy
Check my stas Quiznos....
I ain't fat...but I am big.
as I stated, you know where I live, its a city called San Francisco, it in California. When you decide to visit, hit me up. I have NO PROBLEM discussing my 'cyber-toughness', none...zero! Hit me up...PLEASE!!!!!
Re: Gov't posts sensitive list of US nuclear sites
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Originally Posted by Holy Diver
Check my stas Quiznos....
I ain't fat...but I am big.
as I stated, you know where I live, its a city called San Francisco, it in California. When you decide to visit, hit me up. I have NO PROBLEM discussing my 'cyber-toughness', none...zero! Hit me up...PLEASE!!!!!
I fukin DARE you.
LMFAO.........I ain't fat, I'm big boned........don't get me mad or you'll have to come to SF to take a beating from me........I DARE you
again, you could never shut me up........in person or other-wise....that's a given.........02021.....much smaller town and I'm easy to find........