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This BLOG is for LLNL present and past employees, friends of LLNL and anyone impacted by the privatization of the Lab to express their are personal opinions. Therefore, The BLOG author may or may not agree with them before making the decision to post them. Comments not conforming to BLOG rules are deleted. Blog author serves as a moderator. For new topics or suggestions, email [email protected] Submit candidates for new topics here only. Stay on topic with National Labs' related issues.  Pentagon asks top 8 U.S. weapons makers to meet on Ukraine.  The Pentagon will host leaders from the top eight U.S. weapons manufacturers on Wednesday to discuss the industry's capacity to meet Ukraine's weapons needs....   Despite Russian Warnings, Finland and Sweden Draw Closer to NATO  Appeals court sees high bar to restoring federal contractor vaccine mandate  Workers evacuated from area of Carlsbad nuclear waste repository after 'abnormal event'  “There is absolutely no reason to expand pit production capacity in light of Russia’s war in Ukraine,” said Daryl Kimball, executive director of the Arms Control As*ociation. “That would suggest the United States should have a larger nuclear arsenal than we currently have, and that is a dangerous knee-jerk response.” Hmm, how does this suggest that? Do these people ever look into why we are making pits? My guess this Kimball is not a total idiot in which case he is just lying to make sound like we are expanding the arsenal. Greg Mello never seems to learn his lesson. Over and over again he goes to labs are bad for New Mexico, besides the small number of NYC divorcees that live in Santa Fe no one in New Mexico buys this. You have families with generation after generation who have worked at the lab, had contracts with lab, or family members at the labs. Whenever he says this it just turns native New Mexicans away. These people have a lot of say with the local government and do not and never have agreed with Mellos as*essment that LANL and Sandia economically hurt