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TRIAD, a year later

Well we are coming up to the first year of Triad. Things appear to be on upward slope, at least things have not gotten worse. The only people I know that are not happy are a select few managers who seem to be in a state of shell shock after LANS got thrown out. I would guess these are the people on the Bechtel team or some losing team. I happen to know a few who really believed Bechtel was going to win for sure.

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Anonymous said…
Nothing has really changed. Same managers, same problems, less corporate speak. That is all.
Anonymous said…
I don't know about things not getting worse ... I think TRIAD is just better at covering accidents related to LANL. A nice example is the Cesium 137 release at Harborview Medical Center at the Univeristy of Washington. The event happened in May. Contaminated the entire facility and several people were exposed. Renowned off-site source recovery program is at fault, which is managed by LANL..
Anonymous said…
A tanker ship doesn't change course in an instant. Give it at least 5 years and then ask this question.
Anonymous said…


Ok now that Trump has been removed from officer by impeachment what do you think Pence will do?
Anonymous said…

Ok now that Trump has been removed from officer by impeachment what do you think Pence will do?

12/18/2019 8:46 PM

I am confused I was reading the news and even though he is impeached he is not removed???!!!! How the hell can that be true, impeachment is impeachment, that means Trump should be gone.
Anonymous said…
Bloggers here will do well to pay attention in their 10th grade civics course, especially when teach goes like "the constitution says" about that stuff called impeachment.
Anonymous said…
Try to study a bit of the Constitution. Impeachment in the House is the first step, like indictment for a crime. Then the Senate tries the impeachment case to determine if the President is removed from office. Jeez, are people on this blog so completely ignorant about how their government works?
Anonymous said…
Their lord and savior, the all-powerful, always correct, never lies, TRUMP is ignorant about how government and the constitution works, so why do they need to know?
Anonymous said…
1/10/2020 6:14 AM

You are as bad as they are.

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