If you learned that the man in this photo -- a professional assassin -- was the head of security at one of our nation’s most vulnerable nuclear facilities, would it trouble you? Or would it sound like one hell of a story?I think I'll feel a little safer when I return to work on Monday. I'll also be more likely to obey the site's 15 mph speed limit.
The rest of the story is here.
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Frankly, the more of the story I read, the less I believed it.
We're both acquainted with the hiring standards for WE's Nukers; it's very hard to believe that the Michigan nuke's standards are different by THAT much.
Dad - I hadn't made past page 2 before posting. I agree with your assessment - the bullshit factor gets pretty high as you get into it.
Some of the anecdotes will preclude Zeke from maintaining his security clearance if validated.
I will want to buy & read his book which I expect to see soon. Zeke may also make a great Fox News Analyst.
Jim
It's not his clearance I care about.
I think the guy is definitely unstable. Putting him at the top of the "security" pile at a nuke facility may not be prudent.
I skipped a step. In this industry, no clearance equals no job. Especially for any position related to security.
Zeke may find his name listed on the NRC's banned list, and Entergy and/or Nuclear Management Company may face enforcement action for employing his guy.
http://www.nrc.gov/about-nrc/regulatory/enforcement/current.html#ea
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