Who the hell is running the freaking circus?
"Nuclear Bombs Mistakenly Flown Over US"
The headliner hit me as softly as a ton of bricks.
It happened that a full loaded B-52 was flown over the country for more than three hours with six nuclear warheards attached to its posts.
Of course, they fired one commander, and several investigations are on track.
The Pentagon said that at no time the public was in danger, as if we were to believe it.
I wonder why President Bush doesn't fire all those professional civilian bureaucrats in the Pentagon and leaves the military to the military.
There's no explaination as to why the nuclear warheads were active or as to why on Earth weren't they removed and destroyed, since those weapons were headed to be decommissioned, anyway.
Blind faith in the Government? No thanks!
The headliner hit me as softly as a ton of bricks.
It happened that a full loaded B-52 was flown over the country for more than three hours with six nuclear warheards attached to its posts.
Of course, they fired one commander, and several investigations are on track.
The Pentagon said that at no time the public was in danger, as if we were to believe it.
I wonder why President Bush doesn't fire all those professional civilian bureaucrats in the Pentagon and leaves the military to the military.
There's no explaination as to why the nuclear warheads were active or as to why on Earth weren't they removed and destroyed, since those weapons were headed to be decommissioned, anyway.
Blind faith in the Government? No thanks!
3 Comments:
At no time the public was in danger...LMAO...who do they think they are kidding?
The one thing I've learned working for the government is indeed to NOT have blind faith in the government.
Speaking of blindness, compared to "governments" like Cuba's, however, at least ours can still see out of one eye.
So, what was this exercise (I'm assuming that's why the B-52 was there in the first place) for?
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