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20th September 2013 19:35
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Re: Please watch the Galen Winsor Nuclear Scare Scam lectures
I have read much of what is written here. I'm not sure I'd say that radiation was harmless. But certainly not something to be afraid of, unless someone intends to intentionally blow up a nuclear weapon or power plant in your area. There certainly are enough precautions a person can take to lessen radiation poisoning. (some will always be present and absorbed, even when wearing a suite)
I used to be very afraid of anything nuclear. Thinking if a bomb or power plant went off, it was the end of the world. Well, if your far enough away, not necessarily. Don't get me wrong.... Nuclear fission and fusion are VERY deadly. If out of control. If safety protocals are not followed, or at ground Zero.
My cousin and his wife are both nuclear physicists. They have been to Elgin Island to test the levels. Some 60 years later, and it's still not habitable without some pretty heavy risks. Birth defects and slow kill poisoning (cancer) most prominent. He went to Elgin Island in T-shirt and shorts as well as his wife. I was very concerned and questioned him about his safety. His reply was, "well, I don't piss glowing green!" lol.
But his wife and him raises dogs as his kids. They have to both quit their jobs and remain unemployed from that field of employment for 7 years before even attempting to conceive. He is now 57 yrs of age, I believe. So I don't think they plan to have children now.
I believe some one made a comment to the effect of no animals or fauna had died at Chernoble. (sp sorry) That would likely not be true. But it would not likely be able to be determined exactly how many animals had died as humans could not even go into ground zero for a long time. Even in a suite, they could not be at ground zero for 15 minutes. It was too much radiation to be absorbed. The animals would have decomposed and been eaten by other bugs and animals who are less suceptable (sp) to the radiation poisoning. Plants are even resilient. It grows back quickly. So it may look like it wasn't affected.
Personally, I trust my cousin. Certainly don't be afraid of it, but do be cautious. We would not want to have an incident like Russia or Japan here. Safety has to be enforced. We would not want to be building one of these over a flood zone, fault line, etc... OR with inferior building materials and practices.
Personally, I believe that there are other ways...safer ways.... cleaner ways to make electricity. With no nuclear waste and hazards. (air pollution from coal either.)
Our scientists need to research that further. But.... how to get the big corps, to let go their money and let this new technology come in?
As far as those that have died from direct nuclear fallout as a result of those power plant malfunctions. I don't know the numbers. But it should be agreed that SOME have died as a direct result of those power plant malfunctions.
If you had watched the documentary that they showed last week about Chernoble now, you'd have seen the pictures parents showed of their children who had died from it. children dying of thyroid cancer? Isn't just 1, one to many? If it were your son or daughter? If it were only just one of my children, it would be one too many for me.
Last edited by Kari Lynn; 20th September 2013 at 19:39.
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20th September 2013 19:51
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