>>6754234 /lb

I was a enlisted biomedical technician in the USAF. I worked at a gov't nuclear research facility in the DC vicinity. I have no idea the things I was exposed to maintaining the equipment in all the labs. At minimum, Weapons grade anthrax, enriched uranium, 800 ,000 Curies of Cesium-137, Cobalt-60, depleted Uranium scrapnel research, all sorts of poor creatures, with a complete nightmare of a Chain of Command. My office was 40 feet from the core of a 1MW TRIGA reactor. Not secret. Not public. Hidden in plain sight. I'm done with it all now, and have been for a long time...now sick with autoimmune diseases, lost my entire colon to Crohn's disease.

Think Half-Life on an Army budget. Who knew the Army had enlisted nuclear reactor operators? I surely didn't...beforehand.

I look back and see clearly I was literally feeding the fires of awful hell and damnation with my health and my soul. I hope to live long enough to see the light win.

The misconduct at the VA is a continuance of the misconduct of an entirely corrupt US gov't. I willingly risked my life to help decontaminate the Brentwood Postal facility after the Anthrax attack to help my fellow man. I soon knew, it was an inside job. It was an op...people died. I don't even know if there is a good core anymore that can be salvaged.

See attached. Wonder if anyone is still on the fence about Mueller.

>>6754802

Lindsey Graham is a twat. He plays dumb and innocent. He is just a shrewd as any of the worst. He was an Air Force Colonel in the Reserves. He deployed to the Green Zone to, "look over some cases." Got awarded a medal for his efforts also. I sure would love to know the whole story behind that Bronze Star, Lindsey.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lindsey_Graham

In 2007, Graham served in Iraq as a reservist on active duty for a short period in April and for two weeks in August, where he worked on detainee and rule-of-law issues.[29] He also served in Afghanistan during the August 2009 Senate recess.[30] He was then assigned as a senior instructor at the Judge Advocate General’s School, though he never went.[31]

In 2014, Graham received a Bronze Star medal for meritorious service as a senior legal adviser to the Air Force in Iraq and Afghanistan, spanning from August 2009 to July 2014, that oversaw the detention of military prisoners.[1][31] In 2015, Graham retired from the Air Force with over 33 total years of service, after reaching the statutory retirement age of 60 for his rank.[32]