Facts…
As just one of many examples, in its 2011 Human Rights Report, Clinton’s State Department slammed Algeria’s government for imposing “restrictions on freedom of assembly and association,” tolerating “arbitrary killing,” “widespread corruption” and a “lack of judicial independence.”
That year, the Algerian government donated $500,000 to the Clinton Foundation and the next year Clinton’s State Department approved a one-year 70 percent increase in military export authorizations to the country. The jump included authorizations for almost 50,000 items classified as “toxicological agents, including chemical agents, biological agents and associated equipment.” The State Department had not authorized the export of any of such items to Algeria the year before.
What are chemical and biological agents ...
I only ask because I am a certified tin hat man who lives by the largest remaining stockpile of chemical nerve gas in the land and I know a trustworthy contractor who is adamant that they've trucked the stable canisters of gas off site - which was the original and preferred govt plan, btw, till the city threw a fit, and it hit the papers, then that's when this grand plan of some fancy facility popped up. The project was a disaster from the start. Horribly behind schedule. They didn't even start for yearsssss.The latest pushback was scheduled for completion in 2019, meaning all gas destroyed by then. Well, that was before they discovered *all welds* that were done by a company in *california* were faulty, and this was very very very bad, thank god they caught it, but it turned out to be much worse than they thought. Soooo, no telljbg how much money has been wasted on this entire ordeal, and now they have to redo *all the welded pipes*.
My point is, the government did not want to destroy the shit on site, and I dont believe they will. There wasn't much reason to, according to them. The majority of the shit is very stable and contained. They were simply gonna get it out here, and take it somewhere? Idk that part. The only other stockpile was out in the middle of Nevada or some shit, which they did destroy on site. Makes sense they wouldn't want to build d two of those extravagant gas destroying plants, especially not one smack dab in the middle of a decent sized town. They could have moved the shit out of richmond in one night and nobody would know. Contractor buddy watched line after line of semis leaving the depot when excavation work just began. That's why he believes he majority of it is gone, just as originally planned.
Also, the infamous ex senator has hands all over this, and will develop this land when the gas is gone.
My conspiracy theory is crooked senator used this opportunity to spook the peole and get a chabce to build this uber ridiculously chemical destruction plant (that will be demolished when done, btw lmaoooo) and take advantage of no telling how many ridiculous contracts.
Why would you destroy nerve gas anyway? That's one of those things that sounds good to voters, but makes no damn sense in reality. Especially perfectly fine canisters that can be safely transported. You wouldn't. Especially since destroying the good canisters is risky. You could potentially f that up, say maybe you have shifty welds and some gas escapes during the destruction process.....which was another shaky issue. They were gonna drown the shit, first. Eehhhh, scratch that. Years later, they decide they would incinerate the shit. That was the new plan.Another reason project is taking so long.
Plus, shouldn't all this be classified and super secret?
Long story short...
Govenemt wanted to transport the nerve gas out of richmond. City said "no". Government complied, and built a state of the art no-telling-how-many-millions facilty that would be used once and demolished? LMAOOOOO
I don't believe that at all.
Get the shit out. Feds get their way. Build a facility, pad some important wallets, and then destroy the evidence. City gets its way. Nothing to see here.
Man I'm on a roll today. I apologize.