A video they won't want you to see (Galen Winsor: nuclear scare scam)

[TargeT]

Posted by araucaria (here)
Not quite sure what point I am trying to make

maths are fun?

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=LZXUR4z2P9w

"We're not in a clean energy revolution; we're in a clean energy crisis," says climate policy expert Michael Shellenberger. His surprising solution: nuclear. In this passionate talk, he explains why it's time to overcome longstanding fears of the technology, and why he and other environmentalists believe it's past time to embrace nuclear as a viable and desirable source of clean power.

I don't buy the "global warming" angle, but it's funny that even the "global warmers" are supporting nuclear...

[DNA]

I'm a fan of Galen Winsor, thanks for bumping this thread.

The original Galen video is down, here is one that is still working.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LEXG7h6kBOQ

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=LEXG7h6kBOQ

[ThePythonicCow]

Posted by araucaria (here)
Not quite sure what point I am trying to make

I read TargeT as saying that the per hour levels of radiation were incredibly lower than the per annum "safe" levels, and I read your post as calculating that they are about the same, once adjusted for the difference between an hour and a year.

I agree with your post, araucaria, and almost made a similar post last night myself .

[TargeT]

Posted by Paul (here)

Posted by araucaria (here)
Not quite sure what point I am trying to make

I read TargeT as saying that the per hour levels of radiation were incredibly lower than the per annum "safe" levels, and I read your post as calculating that they are about the same, once adjusted for the difference between an hour and a year.

I agree with your post, araucaria, and almost made a similar post last night myself .

Who ever wrote that article doesn't even understand it (the different measurements of radiation) very well, I didn't notice until araucaria's post who's findings are even more supportive to the idea that the regulatory limits are ridiculously low.

What i learned: Don't sleep by bananas if you want to comply with government standards.

[araucaria]

Posted by TargeT (here)

Posted by Paul (here)

Posted by araucaria (here)
Not quite sure what point I am trying to make

I read TargeT as saying that the per hour levels of radiation were incredibly lower than the per annum "safe" levels, and I read your post as calculating that they are about the same, once adjusted for the difference between an hour and a year.

I agree with your post, araucaria, and almost made a similar post last night myself .

Who ever wrote that article doesn't even understand it (the different measurements of radiation) very well, I didn't notice until araucaria's post who's findings are even more supportive to the idea that the regulatory limits are ridiculously low.

What i learned: Don't sleep by bananas if you want to comply with government standards.

Yes. On reflection, I think I was saying we are safely absorbing a heck of a lot more radiation than is supposed to be good for us. If bricks and bananas are at this level, presumably glass and potatoes, wood and tomatoes are at similar levels. We have nowhere to go, and yet life expectancy so far has does nothing but rise.
Spoken as one who as a child was fairly closely downwind of the Winscale disaster, and more recently distantly downwind of the Chernobyl disaster, which French weather forecasters appeared to think would be stopped by border controls.

[meat suit]

an RT update on Fallujah....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=2vqiVEi472Y

[TargeT]

Posted by meat suit (here)
an RT update on Fallujah....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=2vqiVEi472Y

RT thinks we are stupid.

There wasn't a single piece of data in that 4 min video, no links to references, just some scary words... Was there a single number in that (other than dates)?

I won't stand for being spoon fed fallacious platitudes by news agencies anymore.

[ikkibu]

48 of America’s nuclear power plants are leaking and there is no way to get rid of nuclear waste.

Here is a very interesting man who has a lot of different things to say about the matter, i find him to be a honest and sincere man.

A very interesting documentary for you guys

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=rMqHTbXm3rs

[delfine]

Posted by ikkibu (here)

48 of America’s nuclear power plants are leaking and there is no way to get rid of nuclear waste.

Here is a very interesting man who has a lot of different things to say about the matter, i find him to be a honest and sincere man.

A very interesting documentary for you guys

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=rMqHTbXm3rs

If radioactivity is so harmless, I wonder what Galen Winsor would have to say about "the radium girls":
http://www.messynessychic.com/2015/0...e-toothepaste/

[ikkibu]

If radioactivity is so harmless, I wonder what Galen Winsor would have to say about "the radium girls":
http://www.messynessychic.com/2015/0...e-toothepaste/

OK so why did he not get radiation sickness? the man swam and drank that water, please if there is any Avalon members with more insight please give us your take on it. I just feel my spidey senses tingling and something smells like Bull Sh¤¤, and heyyy what a bout the valuable end "HAZARDOUS WASTE" ... Maybe I am wrong? Then show me hard evidence, that's all i ask.

[TargeT]

Posted by delfine (here)
If radioactivity is so harmless, I wonder what Galen Winsor would have to say about "the radium girls":

No one is insinuating that it is harmless, we are saying that radiation is just like everything else, too much is bad, the right amount improves health, too little is bad... everything is like this.

Posted by ikkibu (here)

If radioactivity is so harmless, I wonder what Galen Winsor would have to say about "the radium girls":
http://www.messynessychic.com/2015/0...e-toothepaste/

OK so why did he not get radiation sickness? the man swam and drank that water, please if there is any Avalon members with more insight please give us your take on it. I just feel my spidey senses tingling and something smells like Bull Sh¤¤, and heyyy what a bout the valuable end "HAZARDOUS WASTE" ... Maybe I am wrong? Then show me hard evidence, that's all i ask.

Read through the 22 pages here, we discuss this in great detail.

From that radium girls link:


These are sought after now, individuals following radiation hormesis use items like this still to this day with great results.

[DNA]

Galen Windsor has caused me to re-evaluate how I view the nuclear paradigm.
I'm not saying I believe Galen hook line and sinker 100%, but I certainly take his position into consideration.
His points seem to make sense when looking at the bigger scenario.

If one is up for challenging a life long paradigm I suggest hearing Galen out and considering his point of view on this topic.

Galen Winsor is a nuclear physicist of renown who worked at, and helped design, nuclear power plants in Hanford, WA; Oak Ridge, TN; Morris, IL, San Jose, CA; Wimington, NJ. Among his positions of expertise he was in charge of measuring and controlling the nuclear fuel inventory and storage.

Galen Winsor has traveled and lectured all over America, spoken on national talk radio, and made several videos exposing the misunderstood issues of nuclear radiation. He shows that fear of radiation has been exaggerated to scare people … so a few powerful people can maintain total control of the world’s most valuable power resource. Filmed by Ben Williams in 1986.

In the video, you can watch Galen lick a pile of highly radioactive uranium off the palm of his hand and ignite a chunk of plutonium into a shower of flaming dust. The guy also drank reactor cooling pool water for fun and liked to go swimming in the pool to relax. He also spiked the basement flooring of his own home with enough radioactive material to send any Geiger counter reading off the scale to disprove the fear mongering surrounding radon at the time.

Galen surmises the regulations and fear mongering that surround radioactive materials are in place to prevent the widespread adoption of nuclear power in local small scale neighborhood/home based reactors. Galen also points out that hot nuclear “waste” can be effectively turned into a safe power source through thermionic conversion, which is how the U.S. submarine navigation network was powered. The heat it gives off can also be used to safely heat homes.

He points out that nuclear “waste” is worth roughly $10 million (in 1986 dollars) a ton if it were to be reprocessed to collect its useful isotopes, so all of this talk about trying to bury it is a sham. He says the power companies are holding all the waste with the intent of playing the plutonium futures market. The “waste” could be stored above ground in already constructed buildings meeting all the regulatory requirements without the need to have these outrageous basalt mines dug into mountains. The only reason he can think of for these underground vaults is to hide bodies/evidence that the state doesn’t want uncovered.

At its core, he says federal controls over nuclear material is about maintaining power and control over the masses through the denial of self-sufficient power sources. Obviously if one had a personal sized power source that was cheap and efficient, they wouldn’t need to be connected to the “grid” for anything. The power grid is the control grid our rulers use to keep us under their thumbs.

He also says Three Mile Island was an intentionally created disaster, and that a core meltdown could not melt its way deep into the Earth.

[TargeT]

Posted by Joe (here)
Here’s what Galen Windsor understood about safe levels of radiation. The most accurate models of human toxicology use a “threshold” limit to set safe levels of exposure.

Which basically means our bodies have a natural ability of self-repairing and processing of toxic substances or damaged tissue. Anything below the threshold limit is safely processed by our bodies. Damage occurs only when the threshold is exceeded.

This mindset completely ignores the health benefits of radiation (at low levels).

I do not agree with it because those benefits are apparently so amazing (and I have personal anicdotal stories on this as well, as I wore a uranium ore neckless for 2 years and have not gotten an "annual sickness" like I used to for decades since).


Hormesis is real, and lately it's becoming very accepted.

[ljwheat]

Quick update, I drink the radiated water, wear the necklace, use the mudpack, 24/7 over the last 5 years, only health, no ill effects, and I do not glow in the dark, no fungus has a chance /within this low dose radiation bubble I live in. and I still believe in Donald J Trump.

[Webz Libri]

All of this reminds me of when I was trained by the US Army NBC School (Nuclear, Biological, Chemical) (any 54 Bravo's in here?) to test for this stuff at the live agent training facility in Alabama, we were up close and personal with radiac meters and testing radioactive items. When I was and NDT weld inspector, we were contracted to San Onofre Nuclear Power Plant to inspect some piping there... all the other guys were freaking out but I assured them that nothing there will kill them.

[silvanelf]

Marie Curie, who received the Nobel prize for pioneering research on radioactivity, died from exposure to radioactive substances. So much about your belief that "radioactivity is harmless."

It should be obvious that Galen Winsor is nothing more than a government psyop.

Curie visited Poland for the last time in early 1934.[14][71] A few months later, on 4 July 1934, she died at the Sancellemoz sanatorium in Passy, Haute-Savoie, from aplastic anemia believed to have been contracted from her long-term exposure to radiation.[47][72]

The damaging effects of ionising radiation were not known at the time of her work, which had been carried out without the safety measures later developed.[71] She had carried test tubes containing radioactive isotopes in her pocket,[73] and she stored them in her desk drawer, remarking on the faint light that the substances gave off in the dark.[74] Curie was also exposed to X-rays from unshielded equipment while serving as a radiologist in field hospitals during the war.[56] Although her many decades of exposure to radiation caused chronic illnesses (including near-blindness due to cataracts) and ultimately her death, she never really acknowledged the health risks of radiation exposure.[75]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marie_Curie#Death

[scanner]

I have a vested interest in this, I live a quarter mile from a nuclear power station/plant. I myself, would not swim in any pools of nuclear water. Imho, we don't need nuclear power any more. There are alternatives, Wind, Solar and other substances. I live near to the largest wind power generators in the World, allegedly, in Morecambe bay UK. The Power station has had problems in the past and shutdown one of its reactors.

Nuclear power stations/plants, are just ticking time bombs, imho. If a natural, or man made disaster happens (War) etc, humans are in an ELLE event, because of greed and man's stupidity. Galen could be a psy-op and by the length of time his videos have been allowed to stay up, probably is. Stay calm swim in its pools is ok, message, doesn't hurt tptb messages. I recently watched a TV series of Chernobyl, well put together and well worth a watch, very scary, they are still dealing with the aftermath in Russia. Put the message out, through our positive energies, to wake up the greedy self servers of this Planet. If the plants go boom, no one survives not even them.

[silvanelf]

Posted by scanner (here)
I recently watched a TV series of Chernobyl, well put together and well worth a watch, very scary, they are still dealing with the aftermath in Russia.

The Soviet Union's Secret Nuclear Disaster in 1957

Another nuclear waste disaster which is widely unknown. The second quote below says: "Within a few days, 300 of the village’s 5000 residents died of radiation poisoning." So much for the 'harmless' radioactive waste.

THE SOVIET authorities have released the first detailed account of a serious nuclear accident in 1957, at Kyshtym in the southern Urals, which followed an explosion in a huge concrete vessel containing high-level radioactive waste. The subsequent radioactive fallout contaminated 15 000 square kilometres of land and prompted the authorities to evacuate more than 10 000 people.

Although Western intelligence agencies knew of the incident, it was shrouded in mystery until a Soviet biologist, Zhores Medvedev, described the aftermath of the catastrophe in an article in New Scientist 13 years ago (4 November 1976, p 264). The USSR did not acknowledge the accident officially until six months ago.

https://www.newscientist.com/article...nuclear-blast/

On September 29, 1957, one of the Mayak plant’s cooling systems failed. No one noticed until it was too late. A waste tank exploded, sending a cloud of radioactive material into the air, which fell over an area of 20,000 square kilometers. Though 270,000 people lived there, only 11,000 were evacuated (and that took up to two years to accomplish). Those who remained were pressed into service to clean up the debris by destroying contaminated crops and livestock. They worked without protection from radiation, and then they went back to their homes.

The Soviet reaction was a puzzle to many of the peasants who lived near the Mayak plant. In the village of Korabolka, farmers thought a global nuclear war had begun when they saw the explosion. Within a few days, 300 of the village’s 5000 residents died of radiation poisoning. An evacuation was planned, but only ethnic Russians were relocated. The remaining half of the village were ethnic Tatars, who were left in place. In the more than 50 years since, many villagers are convinced they were left as an experiment. The cancer rate for Korabolka, now called Tatarskaya Korabolka, is five times that of an uncontaminated village. Other villages around the region report elevated rates of cancer, genetic abnormalities, and other illness.

http://mentalfloss.com/article/71026...ve-never-heard

Those who live along the river, they say, have cancer at rates 3.6 times higher than the national average, and suffer 25 times more from incidence of birth defects than in other places in the country. Miscarriages continue to climb, and children carried to term are born with malformed limbs and organs. Many of the remaining adults suffer from lymph node swelling so severe that their words are unintelligible to visiting physicians. The strontium 90 flowing through the river, the doctors have concluded, has settled into the population’s bones.

https://bellona.org/news/nuclear-iss...-60th-birthday

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=0GNSer8T6TA

[DNA]

I'm bumping this thread.
It's March 2, 2022. The world is looking like there could be a number 2 dropped at any moment. As such I'm posting this in hopes that folks don't completely lose hope.
Please watch this video.
I personally believe there to be a lot of truth to this
Obviously you don't want to be at ground zero or in the immediate fall out.
Every precaution should be made to be as far from a potential blast zone as possible.
But if Galen is correct here it would offer quite a bit of hope.
In that spirit I would encourage folks to expose yourself to this information.

[muxfolder]

Posted by DNA (here)
I'm bumping this thread.
It's March 2, 2022. The world is looking like there could be a number 2 dropped at any moment. As such I'm posting this in hopes that folks don't completely lose hope.
Please watch this video.
I personally believe there to be a lot of truth to this
Obviously you don't want to be at ground zero or in the immediate fall out.
Every precaution should be made to be as far from a potential blast zone as possible.
But if Galen is correct here it would offer quite a bit of hope.
In that spirit I would encourage folks to expose yourself to this information.

This reminds me of the 80's when I was a kid. People got used to it and it was over when Soviet Union broke apart. And now we are again in the same situation only there are so many other countries with nukes. Let's hope there's not going to be a nuclear war in our lifetime. Peace.