Internal Communication

Executive Board Members,

I am writing to express my profound concern and disappointment regarding the unauthorized public disclosure of Nullium-67's existence and properties. This represents a catastrophic breach of our containment protocols and directly contradicts the unanimous decision reached during our ███████ emergency session.

Let me be absolutely clear: Nullium-67 should never have been synthesized in the first place. They can use it to thier advantage, once they grasp one ounce of power and control over us, it will be over. That the research team proceeded despite explicit instructions to the contrary is concerning enough but that someone has now published this information on our public-facing website is nothing short of insane.

I need to remind everyone of the potential consequences. We have proven well enough that this can be used for good in the wrong hands.

Effective immediately:

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I want a complete list of every individual who accessed the Lab in the past 30 days on my desk by end of day.

If we cannot maintain basic protocol discipline in matters of this gravity, we may need to reconsider the leadership structure of our research divisions. This cannot happen again.

A special board meeting is called for 4:00 PM today in the secure conference room. Attendance is mandatory.

With grave concern,