that and the place is highly secure

and a hotspot

the electronics of the reactor control equipment isn't even connected to the internet it on its own internal network that will never contact the out side world

```In April 2013, the station increased its security following the Boston Marathon bombing.```

one example that security is quite tight there

and heres the biggest one

if you have the intelligence capable of formulating a plan to completely disable a facility with that amount of security

```The Nuclear Regulatory Commission defines two emergency planning zones around nuclear power plants: a plume exposure pathway zone with a radius of 10 miles (16 km), concerned primarily with exposure to, and inhalation of, airborne radioactive contamination, and an ingestion pathway zone of about 50 miles (80 km), concerned primarily with ingestion of food and liquid contaminated by radioactivity```

You have the intelligence capable of telling you why iys a bad idea

i dont live within 10 miles but i do live within 50 miles of said plant

so you know what that means

i would have to be evacuated

if the worst happens that is

yup if it ever does just pray the wind its going out to sea

im not going to say how close tho

it sits right on the beach

so if it lets go, the entire ocean there would be contaminated

if it manage to get out there would be some contamination but not as bad as people would think

oh it has

everyone knows about it

that shit sucks to clean up glad there hasn't been a major spill at my shipyard in a while

we know how bad it can get

so what's going on with nike?

They took the knee

?

Tim has a video on it. Long story short, they've been funding Kaepernick for awhile and just finally decided to make it public and declare him a partner and figurehead.

Since this is the guy at the center of the NFL kneeling controversy, that boycott is spreading.

This actually is probably the key piece. *That* boycott was successful and the NFL is reeling. If this one maintains that momentum (as it seems it might)...

ah

ok

Also, this not the first time they did this

They promoted hijabs as well

Oh yeah, I remember.

but to boycott them over that would be Islamophobic

They are very unamerican

nike should start selling burkas

Why not? There's a hole in the market.

have a 100 year plan to transform the burkas into mini skirts

https://gizmodo.com/400-000-raised-for-homeless-man-on-gofundme-is-complet-1828809507

https://www.cbsnews.com/amp/news/elon-musk-renews-pedophilia-claims-against-diver-thai-cave-rescue/

http://amp.newsobserver.com/news/politics-government/article217792500.html

Blue tide is coming on strong I see