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Monday, July 9, 2012

Surprise, surprise, surprise!!!

Anonymously contributed: Another GAO study of NNSA Surprise, surprise, surprise!!! "Nevertheless, NNSA continues to experience major cost and schedule overruns on its projects, such as research and production facilities and nuclear weapons refurbishments, principally because of ineffective oversight and poor contractor management." http://www.gao.gov/products/GAO-12-867T

13 comments:

Anonymous said...

This report will make some good kindling for McMillan's and Knapp's fireplaces up in Los Alamos this winter.

Anonymous said...

Another "worthless" report on the Lab(s). It's amazing that the government (e.g. DOE-IG, GAO, DNFSB ) writes all this wasted language. The reports themselves are waste, fraud, and abuse of the taxpayers money since the reports are just tossed in the trash after they are written.

Anonymous said...

How many reports documenting the decline of the nuclear weapons labs does this make? 10? 20? 30?

Nothing ever comes of it.
How sad.

Anonymous said...

This report will make some good kindling for McMillan's and Knapp's fireplaces up in Los Alamos this winter.

July 9, 2012 5:16 PM

Does Knapp have a fireplace in Los Alamos? This begs the question if he has a house in Los Alamos? Certainly he can burn the report in his house "at Livermore".

Anonymous said...

Does McMilian still have his home in California, where his wife works and all his family live?

Anonymous said...

Charlie has had one year to demonstrate his ability to lead an organization. Talk to survivors of the Nanos years and discover that one year in, Charlie is making a hard run for being the least effective Director in history. Now that's a legacy to be proud of!

Anonymous said...

I can assure you that the remaining LANL staff will be eagerly longing for the "McMillan years" once Charlie leaves and Brett Knapp is crowned as LANL's next Director.

It's amazing to think that someone with Brett Knapp's poor credentials is already being allowed to lead the LANL weapons directorate into the ground as the nuclear weapons Principal Associated Director (PAD).

This is a man who can barely conceal his disdain of all things labeled 'Los Alamos'. He doesn't even bother to practice the McMillan illusion of owning a home here or staying around over the weekends. He hates the place!

Anonymous said...

It was easy for Charlie to buy the most expensive house in Los Alamos and go back to his home and family in California each weekend. No illusion there.

Anonymous said...

Come on give McMillan a break on this one. He was just following the example of Wallace and Mara by having a weekday house in Quemazon and spending every weekend at home with his family out of state.

Anonymous said...

July 15, 2012 8:51 AM

Wallace??? You're kidding right? Do you even know who his mother was?

Anonymous said...

This is a man who can barely conceal his disdain of all things labeled 'Los Alamos'. He doesn't even bother to practice the McMillan illusion of owning a home here or staying around over the weekends. He hates the place!

July 13, 2012 9:19 AM

Knapp makes "no bones" about "being forced to come to work at Los Alamos". However, every evening he get's-off revving his Porsche to make himself feel better.

Anonymous said...

Knapp = 0.

Anonymous said...

No. Chu=0, Knapp=-10

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