Teller - also known as Dr. Strangelove - went on to promote a grandiose U.S. nuclear weapons program for decades at the nuclear weapons labs: Berkeley, Livermore and Los Alamos. The program remained under a no-bid University of California management contract for 61 years.
In a stealth takeover by the Carlyle Group, facilitated by five admirals, the management contract will be transferred next year to the University of Texas, where the military and the Carlyle Group will have control. A new “ramping up” of the nuclear weapons program is underway, with program funding at the highest level ever - even higher than during the Cold War – extending nuclear weapons into outer space, into the very atmosphere that makes life on earth possible, and with no “real” enemy in sight.
Seriously. The Carlyle group and 5 military admirals ramping up and running the nuclear weapons program?
That sounds fucking naughty
GOD FUCKING DAMN THE CUNTS IN CHARGE OF AMERICA
Where were you when the West was defeated?
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What was even more egregious, I pointed out, was an article in the July 10, 2004, issue of the Daily Mirror about the murder by the Israeli intelligence agency Mossad of Robert Maxwell, a British publisher. It revealed that Maxwell, who was the former owner of the Daily Mirror, was a high level Mossad agent and had sold PROMIS software to Los Alamos with a back door for the Mossad to spy on the lab. In closing, I told the Regents that no matter who got the contract award, “The University of California would forever be known as the university that poisoned the world.”
Tormentius wrote:I pity the next president who has to pick up the pieces of what that fucking monkey will have left by the time his term is done.
I doubt that the next one will be much different. Spew some new rhetoric, leverage off of Bush's failures, make some half-assed attempts to repair international relations, maybe. I'd be fucking shocked to see any substantive change.
