National Nuclear Weapons Laboratory In New Mexico Under Threat Of Wildfire! Evacs Ongoing!

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So Nuclear Weapons facility is about to go up in flames, but that's not important or anything?

HAHHAHAHA

This is GLOBAL DOOM!

I thought ya'll liked that shit here?

I'm glad they finally pinned it!!
Oh wait...

This could be bad.. Notice they say in the article, "We have homes and we have the labs, so it's a very, very big concern, not only locally but nationally and globally".......

I guess folks don't know that the words Nuclear and Fire are bad, together in the same sentence??

bamp

I'm from NewMexico and all my grandparents worked at the labs. The fire will not burn the labs. No way. Nothing to see here.... Move on

nothing will happen as per usual

wait a minute,

is this a re run?

gonna loose some hard disks to the chinks again????

The last time there was a big fire in Los Alamos, they had been talking about the major cleanup that was about to be performed there to clean up what had been dumped in the area there from 1945 and on.

Just one day before this, most recent fire broke out, I heard on the local news, ( I live in NM) That they were planning to do a major cleanup because of all the debris that had been dumped there over the years from 1945 and on......

Next day I heard about the fire.

Talk about yer deja vu.....

Make of it what you will, but with the fire they will be saving 100's of millions of dollars in clean up costs, or delaying it like happened the last time.

"I may no know much.... but I suspect alot!"

Gesh guys..its not like the Firestorm that happened in 2000.

[link to community.seattletimes.nwsource.com]

Maybe they called up the 3 little pigs to build the labs and only the first one was available ?

Big Poppa Pig Built that place !! Trust me I grew up in Albuquerque and know a little something something about LANL.

Not to worry a flood of the area is scheduled for later in the week.

The berms are already on-site and will be placed shortly.

Just like they don't realize that the words Nuclear and Tsunami and Nuclear and Catastrophic Flooding are bad together in the same sentence as well...

Not even 24 hours and already 43,500 acres, [link to m.kob.com]

News reporting almost the size of Cerro Grande Fire of 2000.

Situation Update No. 3
On 27.06.2011 at 14:29 GMT+2

A fast-moving wildfire forced officials at the Los Alamos National Laboratory to close the site Monday as residents nearby evacuated their homes. The fire has grown to between 6 and 9 square miles of mixed conifer and ponderosa pine and firefighters have no containment. The blaze started at around 1 p.m. Sunday on private land about 12 miles southwest of the town of Los Alamos. Between 50 and 100 rural homes were under mandatory evacuations, and Los Alamos County authorities have issued voluntary evacuation orders for both Los Alamos and White Rock. The laboratory has activated its emergency operations center. Officials said in a news release that all radioactive and hazardous material was being protected and the fire had not yet crossed onto the laboratory property. The fire is 1 mile southwest of the boundary of the Los Alamos National Laboratory. The government site was founded during World War II to develop the world's first nuclear weapons. Meanwhile, the biggest wildfire in Arizona history is now 82 percent contained after burning through 538,000 acres in the White Mountains in northeast Arizona. The fire started May 29 and has destroyed 32 homes. It's believed to have been caused by a campfire.

[link to hisz.rsoe.hu]

Then why did The guy say this:
"We have homes and we have the labs, so it's a very, very big concern, not only locally but nationally and globally," Lujan said."
(Although I do realize he is a spokesman for the Forest Service.)

Just me or is the stories really mixed up and gov't can't keep story straight?

I thought residents were under "forced voluntary evacuations" not "mandatory" evacuations. Also, why did this 'update' divert attention away from the fire near Los Alamos, which is 0% contained, to the fire in Arizona which they ended by saying is "82%" contained.

For someone who didn't carefully read the article... they might just interpret it as now the fire is 82% contained.

I like that site a lot by the way, unfortunately, their info is only as fast as it is released to us. Therefore, sometimes I wonder if I could use it as an immediate/emergency monitor. Either way, I like the world map feed VERY much.

how come everything nuclear is being destroyed this year?

everything's fine. i live 30 miles from los alamos and it's not too bad. plus they've secured the nuclear material, it's not like it's just lying in some tuff shed outside.

they learned their lesson from the cerro grande fire 11 years ago.

so.. months and years can go by and you never hear about these plants.. and now.. a new one is added every day to the news

the only residents under forced evacuation are those in jemez springs and las conchas. white rock and los alamos are mandatory.

also the article isn't that confusing unless you suck at reading comprehension, which is possible.

white rock and los alamos are voluntary sorry

Well DAMN...everythings going wrong now !:

5a:

"I guess folks don't know that the words Nuclear and Fire are bad, together in the same sentence??"

It's a shame people like us sometimes have to pay for their stupidity or negligence(or whatever). We should in that case make sure we are survivors if we can.

wtf is with all the disasters lurking around nuke stuff these days??? it cannot be a coincidence.

remember, they were trained to think radiation is good when fuku busted a number.
lol, tptb are just enhancing our health and pleasure now

the agenda..