To produce food for export to other countries in a highly radioactive environment is an unconscionable crime. An insidious crime against humanity, and all living organisms. You have every right to ban everything from Japan. In fact, you have a moral obligation to do it. The country needs be sanctioned – It has to be done. They have no right to poison the rest of us.
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Every time you hear someone mentioning cesium, realize it’s like getting your teeth kicked down your throat when they tell you that. Cesium is just a tracer that’s easily detected. What they fail to mention is their daughters and all the other deadly man-made isotopes that come along with it that are right there, and will be here for hundreds of thousands of years.
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This Week’s Featured Interview:
Misao Redwolf is an Activist/Member and one of the founders of of the Metropolitan Coalition Against Nukes, which coordinated activist response after the Fukushima nuclear disaster.
Carole Hisasue is a former journalist and media personality from Tokyo, Nancy Foust is Communications Manager and Research Team Member at SimplyInfo.org, Dr. Caitlin Stronell is an internationally-trained nuclear lecturer & filmmaker Tsukuru Fors Lauritzen, a Los-Angeles based member of the Fukushima Support Committee, born and raised in Japan.
Mary Beth Brangan and Jim Heddle in conversation with Peter B Collins on their forthcoming docu-series SHUTDOWN (with preview clip); nuclear issues; and on the attempted power grab by Telecoms with dangerous 5G networks that threaten public safety, health, the environment and local control.
Are you in a city that gets a Million Counts of Radiation a Week? First, how on earth are you going to find out? That is a secret, isn’t it? Radiation?
(Cs)Caesium-137, Caesium-134 & Iodine-131 are the most commonly referred to radioactive elements we hear about because they are relatively easy to detect “tracers.” That is to say: When present, there are it’s daughters & any of the 1,946 known radioactive Isotopes floating around in the atmosphere out of some 3000 we know of.. Their killer attack on your body’s trillions of cells never ceases. It did not used to be that way y’know – back in the day.
There were only four radioactive Isotopes in existence and their Decay products. They were mostly in the ground. Since the “Age of Fission” all that has changed. List of radioactive isotopes by half-life
Tellurium-128 is the longest known half-life decay rate to date at 10³⁰ seconds: A verrry long time & that can change too as new isotopes are being discovered because of Fukushima’s China Syndrome. Until recently a “yoda” 10²⁸ described the largest number normally used. Today, two new prefixes have been added “xona” 10²⁹ & “weca” 10³⁰ to compensate for the large numbers computers calculate – measuring the rad is just a bonus. https://iupac.org/iupac-is-naming-the-four-new-elements-nihonium-moscovium-tennessine-and-oganesson/
Kevin Blanch – Leukemia survivor & nuclear activist has proposed #Fuktonium as one of the many unnamed radioactive isotopes discovered since 3/11. Quite apropos. ?
As United States Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld stated in response to a question about links to government involvement & WMD’s.
“Reports that say that something hasn’t happened are always interesting to me, because as we know, there are known knowns; there are things we know we know. We also know there are known unknowns; that is to say we know there are some things we do not know. But there are also unknown unknowns – the ones we don’t know we don’t know. And if one looks throughout the history of our country and other free countries, it is the latter category that tend to be the difficult ones”
With the recent announcement to finally close the oldest reactor in America, Oyster Creek New Jersey the concern is what to do with the dismantled radioactive parts & waste – including the ground it sat on since it came online in December of 1969? No one really want’s it & no one is clear on what will happen to it all. Investigative journalist Paul Derienzo joins RT about Oyster Creek’s Shutdow
Oyster Creek nuclear power plant to shut down
Published on September 17, 2018 by Dave Kovaleski
…Several factors impacted this decision including local water safety concerns and an $800 million price tag to install cooling towers to meet new environmental standards.
Oyster Creek was one of four nuclear power reactors in New Jersey along with Salem Generating Station Units 1 and 2 and Hope Creek Nuclear Generating Station Unit 1. Oyster Creek represented about 15 percent of the state’s nuclear capacity and about 7 percent of total electricity production.
Oyster Creek is the sixth nuclear power plant to shut down in the past five years. There are now 98 operating nuclear reactors at 59 plants in the United States. However, 12 more reactors are scheduled to retire within the next seven years.
With the hazards these reactors pose, you have to ask: “Are these risks & expense really necessary?”
All plants leak all of the time. Some more than others like the Cando reactors in Canada which relies on recycling highly tritiated water. A subject you hear little about because any scientist worth his salt knows the dangers of tritium & the industries PR machine would rather it remain a Rumsfield “unknown”.
These are just a few ways we’re being nuked everyday & it’s no wonder lame stream sticks to talking points when faced with the doom & gloom reality radiation poses as a very real threat. Just ask the sailors of the USS Ronald Reagan.
US sailors prepare for fresh legal challenge over Fukushima radiation
The bottom line is the amount of radiation we’re being subjected to is way too much.
#YRTW no.35 is Your Radiation This Week
Again no big surprise to see Colorado Springs climb to new highs at 58,002,494 CPM YTD making it the number one hotspot in the country.
YTD is short for Year to Date. It means January 1 of the current year to today. CPM is short for Counts Per Minute.
Source RadNet Gamma radiation readings are taken hourly throughout the year. Radiation covers the US like a deadly blanket.
That’s 8,760 cpm Counts on each city listed in a year; local radioactive counts are recorded every minute. That’s 8,784 cpm count hourly reports in a Leap Year.
This is a public service announcement by: Nuclear Watch International http://rads.2fear.com Don’t you think it’s time to take matters into your own hands & find out what “unknowns” you need to know?
This is the story about how Dr. Chris Busby representing 16 veterans suing in London, due to harm caused by depleted uranium has unfolded.
The government tried to get Dr. Chris Busby out of the case by saying he was not an expert. This effort failed, as Dr. Busby has been in trial cases before this point, and won these cases as well.
Dr. Busby presented information that was received via the Freedom Of Information Act, or FOIA.
During the case, the law firm representing the veterans pulled out of the case, without any warning, and with no reason given.
A new law firm stepped in about a month later, and almost nothing happened for a year after that. Three weeks before the tribunal case due to be heard, the second law firm decided not to use Dr. Chris Busby. This meant that all of the evidence would not be presented in the case, which had won other cases like it. This meant that more than likely, the case would be lost, and the veterans had been betrayed.
As it turned out, none of the evidence was presented that had won other cases previously. These veterans were exposed to radiation on Christmas Island. This means that the veterans will not get justice.
The evidence that is not being submitted, and is being presented to the public at this point is at: www.greenaudit.org
This information is now in the public domain, thanks to efforts taken by Dr. Busby, and normally it is semi secret. Now anyone can use it and sue for harm caused by being downwind of a nuclear test, nuclear bomb explosion, exposure to depleted uranium weapons testing, DU use anywhere in the world, etc.
Lawsuits may be all that will stop this out of control nuclear monster. Many more lawsuits will be needed to put a dent in this one eyed, mutant, genocidal maniac that is the nuclear Matrix.
“Today there are 1,946 known radioactive Isotopes in existence in our atmosphere. The known Gamma radioactive Isotopes are measured and reported here. Are you in a city that gets a Million Counts of Radiation a Week? First, how on earth are you going to find out? That is a secret, isn’t it? Radiation?
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The following text was written by Maurice Eugène ANDRÉ, commandant, honorary instructor in NBCR, Nuclear, Biological, Chemical and Radiological, of the Royal Air Force of Belgium.
He made a great effort of pedagogy:
“The technical aspect developed below shows that a plutonium dust with a diameter of the order of a micron (millionth of a meter) kills by simply lodging in a lung: this dust in fact delivers more than 100 000 rad [see at the end the notes about units] in one year to a lung area surrounding the dust, a very small area delimited by a sphere with a diameter of the order of one tenth of a millimeter having radioactive dust as the center.
I believe that I must reveal the artifice of calculation used by pronuclear scientists to deceive scientists from other disciplines and the public. Before exposing the calculations themselves, I would give an example of this artifice of calculation by applying it to a domain where the vice of reasoning is more apparent. Continued…
One of the risks of a nuclear attack is radiation exposure. The severity of the health effects depends primarily on the duration and amount of exposure. But whether the exposure was brief or sustained there is […]
NOTE: Aside from those mentioned one main ingredient that’s cheep & effective for a variety of applications is BAKING SODA!!! Today even those we look to are hooked on supplements. Sometimes, the basics are all you need. The KISS (Keep It Simple Stupid) rules apply nicely.
What you can use Sodium Bicarbonate (Baking Soda) for to mitigate radiation:
Wash vegetables
Add it to your laundry
Sprinkle on carpeting & upholstery
Add it to the bath water
Ingest orally & use as a mouthwash
Make toothpaste
Add to household cleaners (floors, walls, counter tops, door handles, furniture, the sink, etc.) & everywhere else you come in contact with regularly.
Mix in with your garden soil.
A little background you should know about baking soda.
Dr. Mark Sircus refers to oncology`s use of bicarbonate of soda in conjunction with chemotherapy to help protect vital organs from that poison. Baking soda has long been used by the military as a first line of defence against over exposure to radiation as outlined in “Nuclear War Survival Skills” a book published originally in 1979, by Oak Ridge National Laboratory. Using a combination of sea salt (not ionized) & (aluminium free) baking soda is one of the most powerful radiation mitigation techniques you can find. In fact, baking soda is so good at neutralizing radiation, that at Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico, researcher Don York has used it to decontaminate soil samples up to 92% from uranium.
With that said; baking soda is one inexpensive household item everyone can no longer afford to be without.
.Remember: Next time your at the grocery store, pick up a box or two of Arm & Hammer baking soda.
Dodge the rads because it’s dangerous out there!
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