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>U.S. Marshals Service suffers 'major' security breach
The question is whether the Deep State was the breacher, or the breachee? Seems that the U.S. Marshals Service may have been aligned with the White Hats. Then again, it's been an ongoing civil war within every Executive Branch security service. With each run by SES traitorous thugs running roughshod over the rank and file.
Way past time for the rank and file everywhere to grow a pair and take a stand in the Light.
The Weakest Link
Think tracking and securing decomissioned nuclear warheads was always the potential global security threat? Better think again and listen to Russian warnings about FFs in Ukraine.
Who regulates waste from nuclear power plants?
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) has regulatory authority over storage and disposal of all commercially-generated nuclear wastes in the United States, as well as disposal of spent fuel and high-level wastes generated by the Department of Energy. The NRC implements its general radiation protection standards for disposal through 10 CFR Part 20. Read 10 CFR Part 20 - Standards for Protection Against Radiation. The NRC also regulates the low-level waste produced in the nuclear power cycle. More information is available on NRC's Low-Level Waste Disposal webpage.
Spent nuclear fuel is used fuel that can no longer create electricity, but is still quite hot, both radioactively and thermally. Currently, the United States does not have a central repository for wastes generated by nuclear power plants, and this waste is generally kept at the site at which it was created. Depending on the waste and on the facility, this waste is sometimes stored underwater, or it may be stored in dry casks or canisters. For a brief overview of the storage of spent fuel, visit NRC's What Is Nuclear Waste? webpage.
The Environmental Protection Agency set environmental standards for spent fuel disposal in 40 CFR Part 191 and 40 CFR Part 197. For more information, visit the Radiation Regulations and Laws webpage at EPA.gov. The U.S.NRC’s requirements that implement 40 CFR parts 191 and 197 are in 10 CFR parts 60 and 63, respectively.
For more information about spent nuclear fuel, visit the NRC's High-Level Waste webpage…..(continued)
Pray that Q Level White Hats have always kept a keen eye and a more than adequate force against traitorous bad actors when it comes to securing all the spent fuel that's been piling up since the boneheaded policy decision to build and operate commercial fission plants.
https://www.epa.gov/radiation/who-regulates-waste-nuclear-power-plants
>Currently, the United States does not have a central repository for wastes generated by nuclear power plants, and this waste is generally kept at the site at which it was created.
Anons recall the kerfuffle over the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant? What is stored at Europe's largest NPP?
If the U.S. DOD "Biological Threat Reduction Agency Program" cover story for the 230 + U.S. biolabs ringing Russia and China are an indication of Nato's actual intent against these two Nuclear-armed countries, then any and all active and retired NPPs in Europe, Near and Far East deserve the highest level of scrutiny.
https://www.epa.gov/radiation/who-regulates-waste-nuclear-power-plants
>Now, if said waste was, dunno, somehow transmutated, making it inert
And if a toady frog had wings, he wouldn't bump his ass day in, day out.
The accounting of this constantly produced poor man's nuke material must keep men and women of good conscience up at night.
Poppy and the NWO Globalists developed an extensive plan for removing Russia from the chess board after the fall of the Soviet Union.
However, to pull it off, they would need an unprecedented distraction on a global scale which would place all countries on a war footing for decades while eroding away all remaining civil liberties.
Okay, anon. Transmute THIS.
Any number of devices already in place and well-hidden, acting as "blocks" against a full take down.
To cut big checks.