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The FBI is investigating a
June 11, 2014 (last Wednesday) attempted
sabotage of an
The power plant has 7 on-site
employees but services a local population of 30,000. No injuries were reported.
It appears the terrorist (or
so many believe them to be) gained access to the power plant yard, during Tuesday night.
This incident does not stand
alone. Within the state, as far back as 2007, at the Palo Verde Nuclear Generating Station
50 miles west of Phoenix , a worker with a small bomb was stopped before
any damage could be done. A second reported
incident took place last February, outside Sahuarita, north of Nogales .
Added to these potential attacks is the very sophisticated attack on a
major power plant outside of San Jose , California, w here 17 transformers were taken out by gun
fire, and, power lines within the
facility were cut - all by a terror group which knew what it was
doing. The attack took close to an
hour, and the several terrorists
involved, left the station without
detection. No arrests have ever been
made --
kind of like the Benghazi murders in Libya . It
took 27 days to repair the damage done to the San Jose station.
Our question is this: how many attacks on our infrastructure, have occurred in this country in the past several
years. Local reporting on these types of
matters seldom make the national
news. Case in point are the February and
2007 attacks referenced above . . .
. no national coverage whatsoever. In fact,
San Jose
only made the national news (briefly) because
it was deemed the most significant terror attack of its kind, in our history.
While local authorities are
left to deal with this issue, Obama and
his clowns continue to brag about their successes against terror. Local authorities throughout the nation, know better.
Now, you do,
as well.
How many American kids have been shot because of the NRA and the US gun culture?
ReplyDeleteZero. How many home defenses were accompanied with a gun, last year? Try 5,000.
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