>>5014842

Appreciate the input.

I presented the sauce on associations.

US Gov - Texas (Superconducting Super Collider)

$2Billion project shut-down 1993

Magnablend chem. company later moves in.

Univar takes over Magnablend.

Extent of completed facility underground - unknown to this anon.

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But I will add. I was just reminded of some interesting trivia.

Cern had been around since the 1950s.

They already had a Hadron Collider.

In the 1980s they were planning a Large Hadron Collider, ie A competitor to the Texas LHC under construction.

Well guess what;

1993 - US Gov scraps the Texas LHC

1994 - Cern kicks off their plans for a LHC.

The plans for the Large Hadron Collider began to gather momentum in the early 1980s, inspired by the success of its predecessor at Cern, a collider known as the Large Electron Positron (LEP).

But it was not until 1994 that the formal proposal for the LHC was ratified by Cern's member states, and the engineering work began.

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Almost like a (Hand-Off).

Just makes one wonder what ALL that $2Billion underground construction in Texas bought.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/7595855.stm

>>5015122

>Yeah, this is def enough circumstantial evidence to warrant continued digging. Wouldn't be at all surprised if you uncovered some connection to under-the-table deals with corrupt politicians or something.

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In my original post I pointed out:

(Rep. Joe Barton) from Ennis, Tx. was a BIG cheerleader of the Texas SSC/LHC project back then.

The same Joe Barton that had to quit politics last year because of a sexting scandal.

Possibly one of the [Old Guard] forced out.

So yeah, there seemed to be the dirty pol connection too. Along with GHWB & WJC of that time period.

>>5015413

One of my search methods is to look at as many of the people in the org as I can find.

See who they connect to, and so on.

I haven't done that with Univar yet.