ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Did you know that this week Tessa Snyder, the Hazardous Materials
Coordinator, confirmed in writing that she recently met privately with Castelion
Corporation about their Project Ranger, a 1,000-acre hypersonic missile motor
manufacturing and static-firing testing complex on the West Mesa near Rio Rancho,
New Mexico?
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