KBR vs The Walking Wounded, Winding Law around The Finger. & Hanford's Secrets are 3x Worse...

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KBOO
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Air date: 
Tue, 07/13/2010 - 12:00am
Interviews with the Nat. Guards' lawyer David Sugerman and Hanford Watch's Paige Knight

How long will it take to clean up the Hanford Nuclear Reservation once and for all?  We have received rosy predictions up until now   A new study  of nuclear sites across the country shows there is THREE-times more plutonium in southeast Washington than the federal government last estimated.  And Hanford's hoard of secrets isn't all buried underground and/or underwater…No one knows how deep the files go, how silent the survivors how sullen the ghosts…

Yesterday there was some “shock & awe”  in judge Paul Papak’s Portland courtroom where the defense contractor Kellogg Brown & Root is on trial for poisoning Oregon National Guard veterans .   Documents show that within days of the 2003 Iraq invasion, Kellogg, Brown and Root delivered an ultimatum to the Pentagon:   Either the Army cover the potential cost of any soldier or civilian killed or harmed on a KBR project – or the defense contractor would not carry out its no-bid contract restoring Iraqi oil.  And yet KBR arrogantly insists the case be dismissed.   My guest today was David Sugarman the attorney representing the soldiers who were sickened as a result of exposure to hexavalent chromium during their 2003 deployment.   

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