The Real Purpose of Nuclear Stations

mervo · 09-17-2008, 04:18 AM

Could the real purpose of nuke stations be to manufacture
plutonium for weapons?

Breaking organizations into departments means few
observe the complete picture.

Could the grid merely pull the power out of the air?

Art Bell pulled 300 volts from a 4400 ft copper wire.

Phone companies powered lines with zinc and copper rods
pulling 40 volts from the earth. They collected the excess
and held it in capacitor huts...this back in the early days
of wire communication.

Hydro lines towers...zinc coated?
Power lines...copper?

Food for thought!

09-17-2008, 04:18 AM	#1
mervo Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 11	The Real Purpose of Nuclear Stations Could the real purpose of nuke stations be to manufacture plutonium for weapons? Breaking organizations into departments means few observe the complete picture. Could the grid merely pull the power out of the air? Art Bell pulled 300 volts from a 4400 ft copper wire. Phone companies powered lines with zinc and copper rods pulling 40 volts from the earth. They collected the excess and held it in capacitor huts...this back in the early days of wire communication. Hydro lines towers...zinc coated? Power lines...copper? Food for thought!