Texas welcomes nuclear waste, but not children running from danger

[rdean]

Nuclear Waste Storage on Texas Lawmakers' Agenda | The Texas Tribune

Texas, with its ample space and arid climate, could be an ideal home for the nation’s nuclear waste, some observers say.

“You’ve got a large state with so much potential,” said Brian O’Connell, director of the Nuclear Waste Program for the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners from 1999 to 2013. “You’ve got lots of wide-open spaces.”

Since 2012, Waste Control Specialists in Andrews County, a company that was formally owned by the late Dallas billionaire Harold Simmons, has disposed of contaminated tools, building materials and protective clothing, among other items, from shuttered reactors and hospitals.

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Perry Sending Guard Troops to the Border | The Texas Tribune

Absent a federal activation, Perry said he acted on his own, meaning that Texans will pick up the $12-million-a-month tab authorities say the deployment will cost.

That ongoing state police operation is estimated to cost about $5 million a month, so Texas could be spending $17 million or more per month for border security when the operation is in full swing. House Speaker Joe Straus, R-San Antonio, said the Legislature will mull how to pay for the increased border presence as costs continue to escalate.

The young immigrants generally turn themselves in to authorities and are later released pending adjudication in the courts, which sometimes takes years.

“We think that they will come to us and say please take us to a Border Patrol station,” Nichols said.

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So Rick Perry is sending the National Guard to be an "escort"? That's the plan?

In the meantime, Texas "glows" not long after business "explodes".

I must say, I really like the way those people think. I'm sure a radioactive Texas unfriendly to children in danger will "lure" lots and lots of skilled workers.

 

[Katzndogz]

They aren't children. They aren't running from danger. They are bringing danger. Spreading danger.

 

[rdean]

They aren't children. They aren't running from danger. They are bringing danger. Spreading danger.

Terrified of little children. Pathetic.

 

[blackhawk]

Does RD ever stop lying?

 

[Freewill]

Does RD ever stop lying?

I am going to defend RD here and say I don't think he thinks he is lying. He is just delusional in what he believes. Same effect as lying but much more psychotic.

 

[blackhawk]

Does RD ever stop lying?

I am going to defend RD here and say I don't think he thinks he is lying. He is just delusional in what he believes. Same effect as lying but much more psychotic.

Your very kind I'm sure he will be thankful for your support.

 

[guno]

Nuclear Waste Storage on Texas Lawmakers' Agenda | The Texas Tribune

Texas, with its ample space and arid climate, could be an ideal home for the nation’s nuclear waste, some observers say.

“You’ve got a large state with so much potential,” said Brian O’Connell, director of the Nuclear Waste Program for the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners from 1999 to 2013. “You’ve got lots of wide-open spaces.”

Since 2012, Waste Control Specialists in Andrews County, a company that was formally owned by the late Dallas billionaire Harold Simmons, has disposed of contaminated tools, building materials and protective clothing, among other items, from shuttered reactors and hospitals.

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Perry Sending Guard Troops to the Border | The Texas Tribune

Absent a federal activation, Perry said he acted on his own, meaning that Texans will pick up the $12-million-a-month tab authorities say the deployment will cost.

That ongoing state police operation is estimated to cost about $5 million a month, so Texas could be spending $17 million or more per month for border security when the operation is in full swing. House Speaker Joe Straus, R-San Antonio, said the Legislature will mull how to pay for the increased border presence as costs continue to escalate.

The young immigrants generally turn themselves in to authorities and are later released pending adjudication in the courts, which sometimes takes years.

“We think that they will come to us and say please take us to a Border Patrol station,” Nichols said.

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So Rick Perry is sending the National Guard to be an "escort"? That's the plan?

In the meantime, Texas "glows" not long after business "explodes".

I must say, I really like the way those people think. I'm sure a radioactive Texas unfriendly to children in danger will "lure" lots and lots of skilled workers.

The rightwing bible thumping Kracker Kulture in Texas is subhuman like in its manifestations

 

[DigitalDrifter]

Nuclear Waste Storage on Texas Lawmakers' Agenda | The Texas Tribune

Texas, with its ample space and arid climate, could be an ideal home for the nation’s nuclear waste, some observers say.

“You’ve got a large state with so much potential,” said Brian O’Connell, director of the Nuclear Waste Program for the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners from 1999 to 2013. “You’ve got lots of wide-open spaces.”

Since 2012, Waste Control Specialists in Andrews County, a company that was formally owned by the late Dallas billionaire Harold Simmons, has disposed of contaminated tools, building materials and protective clothing, among other items, from shuttered reactors and hospitals.

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Perry Sending Guard Troops to the Border | The Texas Tribune

Absent a federal activation, Perry said he acted on his own, meaning that Texans will pick up the $12-million-a-month tab authorities say the deployment will cost.

That ongoing state police operation is estimated to cost about $5 million a month, so Texas could be spending $17 million or more per month for border security when the operation is in full swing. House Speaker Joe Straus, R-San Antonio, said the Legislature will mull how to pay for the increased border presence as costs continue to escalate.

The young immigrants generally turn themselves in to authorities and are later released pending adjudication in the courts, which sometimes takes years.

“We think that they will come to us and say please take us to a Border Patrol station,” Nichols said.

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So Rick Perry is sending the National Guard to be an "escort"? That's the plan?

In the meantime, Texas "glows" not long after business "explodes".

I must say, I really like the way those people think. I'm sure a radioactive Texas unfriendly to children in danger will "lure" lots and lots of skilled workers.

 

[Gracie]

They aren't children. They aren't running from danger. They are bringing danger. Spreading danger.

Terrified of little children. Pathetic.

So....how many rooms did you build on to your house cuz you are going to sponsor/adopt a few to show your support to their cause?

 

[bodecea]

Nuclear Waste Storage on Texas Lawmakers' Agenda | The Texas Tribune

Texas, with its ample space and arid climate, could be an ideal home for the nation’s nuclear waste, some observers say.

“You’ve got a large state with so much potential,” said Brian O’Connell, director of the Nuclear Waste Program for the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners from 1999 to 2013. “You’ve got lots of wide-open spaces.”

Since 2012, Waste Control Specialists in Andrews County, a company that was formally owned by the late Dallas billionaire Harold Simmons, has disposed of contaminated tools, building materials and protective clothing, among other items, from shuttered reactors and hospitals.

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Perry Sending Guard Troops to the Border | The Texas Tribune

Absent a federal activation, Perry said he acted on his own, meaning that Texans will pick up the $12-million-a-month tab authorities say the deployment will cost.

That ongoing state police operation is estimated to cost about $5 million a month, so Texas could be spending $17 million or more per month for border security when the operation is in full swing. House Speaker Joe Straus, R-San Antonio, said the Legislature will mull how to pay for the increased border presence as costs continue to escalate.

The young immigrants generally turn themselves in to authorities and are later released pending adjudication in the courts, which sometimes takes years.

“We think that they will come to us and say please take us to a Border Patrol station,” Nichols said.

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So Rick Perry is sending the National Guard to be an "escort"? That's the plan?

In the meantime, Texas "glows" not long after business "explodes".

I must say, I really like the way those people think. I'm sure a radioactive Texas unfriendly to children in danger will "lure" lots and lots of skilled workers.

Good. Let Texas take all the nuclear waste...and secede too.

 

[Ibentoken]

They aren't running from danger. They're running here because they believe they will be given amnesty and free shit. Leftists lie. That's all you need to know.

 

[Stephanie]

how many has your town taken in rdeanie?

and how many are you going to foster?

and why don't you give a shit about your legal fellow countrymen and women...?

you really are a loser

 

[Gracie]

The problem with folks like rdean that cry for those kids are the ones that have no intention of giving a DIME for their upkeep, nor their town overridden with them, nor his kids put at risk with their presence.

 

[Stephanie]

The problem with folks like rdean that cry for those kids are the ones that have no intention of giving a DIME for their upkeep, nor their town overridden with them, nor his kids put at risk with their presence.

exactly
but they are the one dividing us and allowing this invasion that is costing US billions

 

[Bush92]

Nuclear Waste Storage on Texas Lawmakers' Agenda | The Texas Tribune

Texas, with its ample space and arid climate, could be an ideal home for the nation’s nuclear waste, some observers say.

“You’ve got a large state with so much potential,” said Brian O’Connell, director of the Nuclear Waste Program for the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners from 1999 to 2013. “You’ve got lots of wide-open spaces.”

Since 2012, Waste Control Specialists in Andrews County, a company that was formally owned by the late Dallas billionaire Harold Simmons, has disposed of contaminated tools, building materials and protective clothing, among other items, from shuttered reactors and hospitals.

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Perry Sending Guard Troops to the Border | The Texas Tribune

Absent a federal activation, Perry said he acted on his own, meaning that Texans will pick up the $12-million-a-month tab authorities say the deployment will cost.

That ongoing state police operation is estimated to cost about $5 million a month, so Texas could be spending $17 million or more per month for border security when the operation is in full swing. House Speaker Joe Straus, R-San Antonio, said the Legislature will mull how to pay for the increased border presence as costs continue to escalate.

The young immigrants generally turn themselves in to authorities and are later released pending adjudication in the courts, which sometimes takes years.

“We think that they will come to us and say please take us to a Border Patrol station,” Nichols said.

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So Rick Perry is sending the National Guard to be an "escort"? That's the plan?

In the meantime, Texas "glows" not long after business "explodes".

I must say, I really like the way those people think. I'm sure a radioactive Texas unfriendly to children in danger will "lure" lots and lots of skilled workers.

Chicago, Illinois, New York City, and San Francisco would be ideal spots for nuclear waste.

 

[CaféAuLait]

And??? Washington state has the largest nuclear waste facility, Hanford Site which they can't control and are continually neglecting or redirecting funds to clean up. Not to mention the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard nuclear waste complex and those in the Tri-Cities area.

Washington state democrats do not want to accept those crossing the border illegally either.

Pierce County leaders ?frustrated? to know nothing of... | www.kirotv.com

Lakewood leaders worried about potential for JBLM to house immigrant children | Local News | The News Tribune

Additionally, California is also protesting such and has waste sites as well.

In places such as Murrieta, California, and Oracle, Arizona, the message is clear: Thousands of immigrant children fleeing Central America are unwelcome in Small Town U.S.A.

Immigrant kids not wanted, cities say - CNN.com

Document: San Onofre shutdown: Community raises nuclear waste storage, energy cost concerns at first public meeting | 89.3 KPCC

 

[blackhawk]

I will make all deal with all these non border state lefties who feel these poor children should be allowed to stay no questions asked convince your elected officials to take these kids into your state as long as they keep crossing the border and we down here will convince Governor Perry to leave the border as is and arrange for planes, trains, and buses to bring them to you. So any takers?

 

[Luddly Neddite]

Does RD ever stop lying?

Please post proof that they're "lies".

As to the OP, Texasss is the perfect place for a national dump and sending the Natl Guard is the move of an impotent fool. They can't actually do anything but stand around and it will cost the rest of us more than a $million a week.

He's running for prez again and this is the best he can do.

Bad.

 

[Luddly Neddite]

The problem with folks like rdean that cry for those kids are the ones that have no intention of giving a DIME for their upkeep, nor their town overridden with them, nor his kids put at risk with their presence.

Too late.

Anyone who pays taxes, including actual illegals, is also paying for the Rs refusal to do their job. The Rs are using child refugees as political footballs and its shameful.

 

[DigitalDrifter]

Nuclear Waste Storage on Texas Lawmakers' Agenda | The Texas Tribune

Texas, with its ample space and arid climate, could be an ideal home for the nation’s nuclear waste, some observers say.

“You’ve got a large state with so much potential,” said Brian O’Connell, director of the Nuclear Waste Program for the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners from 1999 to 2013. “You’ve got lots of wide-open spaces.”

Since 2012, Waste Control Specialists in Andrews County, a company that was formally owned by the late Dallas billionaire Harold Simmons, has disposed of contaminated tools, building materials and protective clothing, among other items, from shuttered reactors and hospitals.

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Perry Sending Guard Troops to the Border | The Texas Tribune

Absent a federal activation, Perry said he acted on his own, meaning that Texans will pick up the $12-million-a-month tab authorities say the deployment will cost.

That ongoing state police operation is estimated to cost about $5 million a month, so Texas could be spending $17 million or more per month for border security when the operation is in full swing. House Speaker Joe Straus, R-San Antonio, said the Legislature will mull how to pay for the increased border presence as costs continue to escalate.

The young immigrants generally turn themselves in to authorities and are later released pending adjudication in the courts, which sometimes takes years.

“We think that they will come to us and say please take us to a Border Patrol station,” Nichols said.

------------------------------------------------------------------------

So Rick Perry is sending the National Guard to be an "escort"? That's the plan?

In the meantime, Texas "glows" not long after business "explodes".

I must say, I really like the way those people think. I'm sure a radioactive Texas unfriendly to children in danger will "lure" lots and lots of skilled workers.

The rightwing bible thumping Kracker Kulture in Texas is subhuman like in its manifestations

Hey goono, ever gonna tell us the name of that nun that slapped you around ?