Thursday, April 24, 2008
Army Engineer Passed Nuclear Secrets
An 84-year-old former Army engineer was arrested for passing on defense secrets to Israel, including documents about nuclear weapons, between 1979 and 1985. What do you think?
Josh Austin,
Glazer
"Are they sure he passed on those secrets deliberately? I know some pretty loud Israelis."
Lou McDonald,
English Teacher
"You mean someone was actually interested in our secrets? I find that flattering."
Jessie Trank,
Watch Repair Person
"Imagine the horrifying scenario that could have played out where Israel used our secrets to build their own weapons rather than buying them directly from us."
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