The US, keeping nuclear weapons info secret from enemies or general public? Nah.
Intestinal fluids
03-11-2006, 14:51
Nice going. Sigh. http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20061103/ts_nm/security_internet_iraq_dc_2
Take particular mind to the part about it having released more detailed information then has ever been released to the public ever before from any source: web, libraries or otherwise. Sigh again.
New Naliitr
03-11-2006, 15:00
Benedict Arnold masks! They're runnin' low! Get em' while they're cheap!
Hooray for Bush facism! :rolleyes:
Intestinal fluids
03-11-2006, 15:02
And if you already have a nuke and dont feel like tinkering with those annoying authorization codes then just go visit your local drug dealer.... http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20061103/ap_on_re_us/los_alamos_documents_2
"Nuclear Watch said the memo on the security briefing at the lab said Quintana had a level of security clearance that would have given her access to documents that could have contained information on how to bypass the authorization process for using nuclear weapons."
""If true, this summary indicates that a very serious and compromising breach has occurred; perhaps the most serious" in the troubled lab's history, Nuclear Watch said in a news release."
Daistallia 2104
03-11-2006, 15:24
Beat ya to it by about 3 hours - with the original NYT story that Yahoo reports about, no less.
http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showthread.php?t=505674
Intestinal fluids
03-11-2006, 16:03
Yes but did you also cleverly sneak in a bonus story about leaking secrets from our nuclear labs as well? ;)