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Timelapse of 950 ton lower ring placement at Vogtle, Waynesboro, Georgia, USA - Unravel Travel TV

The 950-ton containment vessel lower ring for Vogtle Unit 4 is placed on December 11, 2015. The Alvin W. Vogtle Electric Generating Plant, also known as Plant ...

NRC MISSING INFO? SPILL PRAIRIE ISLAND 2.9.2012

4000 gallon spill of toxic radioactive water left off of NRC event list, although they were notified of this event 2.1.2012. They did however report a much less ...

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wizardangel commented on 09 Feb 2012

The impact of mutation to DNA in years ahead ,,Age of many sites already are past life expectancy~unstable weather of spring storms place even more stress to these aged systems often close to dams and towns~how many super fund clean up sites from decades past were properly done ..3mile isle,luv cannal~ health issues due to the Laxed efforts to enforce mantinace or testings 4 decades ,,this Good old Boys game must end..but with a south wind local ,I check the site below me often,hope grid holds

2dogarage commented on 09 Feb 2012

I've only been paying attention for a year but it seems that nuke plants around the world are either breaking down or being sabotaged at an alarming rate, how long has this been going on? I envy people who aren't tuned in, knowing doesn't make you immune (hopefully with the exception of those who run from the cure ;-) Yesterday RSOE took the Vermont incident down while I was there, it showed when I clicked on the site and disappeared as I was reading other reports. Awesome reporting. Shared.

Julia76087 commented on 10 Feb 2012

first i'd like to say thank you so very much for taken the time to do this! it's so true, everywhere you look there are a mountain of lies and cover ups, people are afraid to speek out but i love these men who tell it like it is, God bless them! God bless you to ichicax4, i love your beautiful heart. they bring up very good points that all of us have thought of. we shouldnt have to feel afraid to tell the truth. the powers that be want us to feel afraid to speak the truth. sickening!!

2dogarage commented on 11 Feb 2012

@ichicax4 Sheilaaliens is tracking "weird odor" and other unexplainable incidents that have sickened people in the past few years on some kind of map program that works like the RSOE alert map. Someone could plot the incidents on the map and list them below by date so you could get a sense of whether there are more in certain months, weeks, etc. Also a color code for severity... Not much of a geek but I'm happy to do simple data entry, are these reports "neatly" archived somewhere?

2dogarage commented on 11 Feb 2012

@ichicax4 It would be great to have that kind of at-a-glance format to share in the land of short attention spans and compromised comprehension skills. To be fair it's not an easy subject to wrap one's head around & only a few are trying to explain things. I love your reports for elevating "lay" analysis to a level of respect, you demonstrate it's OK to speak authoritatively on a subject you're not considered an "expert" in if you can think critically & do the pertinent research.

Rad Chick commented on 11 Feb 2012

@2dogarage NRC website! Theres alot of stuff to sift thru on the event reports tho...radioactive packages at ups, wrong iodine doses given to patients at hospitals, etc...we need to get a map started for this for independant rad rdgs too...kinda like what is being done in Japan thru safecast and other crowd-sourced sites! Unless someone is already doing this. But a graph of nuke events would be wonderful, I wonder if Arnie Gundersens group may know of someone who has done this?

2dogarage commented on 10 Feb 2012

@ichicax4 I think I heard about this from a potrblog report as the explanation for iodine 131 being detected in Europe a few weeks ago, scary as hell. What's with the "uptick" (lol) in incidents at power plants around the world esp. the US? I just wonder if this has been happening all along or if it really is becoming more frequent. We were warned about this in the 60's, many people my age internalized the urgency and didn't have children for which I am increasingly relieved.

Rad Chick commented on 11 Feb 2012

@Flatheadfreek There was a prototype machine that was built in the 80's that could totally negate the radioactivity of substances, a physicist friend of mine actually saw it in action...he is trying to follow up on whatever happened to the guy who built it, they probably 'took him out' like they did Dr. Mallove from MIT (free energy) search it, the nuke industry is full of murderers. JP Morgan got Teslas funding pulled and they burned down his research lab in Long Island.

Rad Chick commented on 11 Feb 2012

@2dogarage I have great respect for all those antinuke advocates that saw this coming 20+ years ago. I need to find someone to graph out the incidents in a table so we can see what the actual uptick might be...it makes sense tho that the older the plants get, the more breakdowns will occur...the boron/boric acid is highly corrosive as well as hydrazine and alot of the other crap that circulates in these reactors and their pipes and tubes.

Rad Chick commented on 09 Feb 2012

@2dogarage I think increased sun activity and heavy concentration of high atomic fallout in the air from fukushima is reacting with fuel, much of it unstable to begin with from the bad 6% weapons-grade reprocessed nuke warhead MOX Russia sold everyone. It was proven by Purdue and Stanford that sun flares can change decay rates in previously fixed values....who knows how everything is interacting with each other.

Rad Chick commented on 11 Feb 2012

@neopadro We had a going away salmon and scallop dinner a few months ago...used to eat salmon and sushi a few times a week...as long as you are mitigating i would think it would be ok once and awhile, been craving some homemade clam chowder lately and my favorite snow-white tuna from Noble Fish in Detroit...but im completely vegan now, except for cheese :)

Rad Chick commented on 09 Feb 2012

See description box for update...toxins released during 4,000 gal event only contained tritium...and not the other toxins of Methoxypropylamine, Hydrazine, and Ammonia -- even though they came from the same source, same condensate machine, same operating conditions...and it all went into the ground AND POSSIBLY THE GROUNDWATER.

Rad Chick commented on 11 Feb 2012

@Stephenamesbruner It doesnt help that the agencies created as 'Watchdog' groups like the IAEA and NRC have undergone regulatory capture and are now actually proponents instead of opponents. Arnie Gundersen talks about this in the recent Morningstar interview he did with Maggie.

Ame Elia commented on 10 Feb 2012

all these nuclear plants going off...reminds me of something I read about Nicola Tesla commenting on radioactive material..He said something like if radioactive material were to be isolated from cosmic radiation it would not be radioactive as long as it remained isolated...

Julia76087 commented on 10 Feb 2012

maybe the reason we are having so many problems with the nuclear power plants around the world is because of the new discovery of the sun emitting a previously unknown particle that changes the decay rates of radioactive elements. something to think about!

Rad Chick commented on 11 Feb 2012

@imnelly420 I recently spoke to a physicist that said the only 'safe' way theoretically to dispose of fuel is to shoot it into the sun...but one failed launch and we are toast, sooo...how about we just don't make any more of it?

Rad Chick commented on 11 Feb 2012

@Julia76087 Yes Julia I think you are on to something. Radioactive decay decreases the COUNT but INCREASES the potency, that could also cause things to break down quicker...I know a few smart people are looking into this.

Rad Chick commented on 09 Feb 2012

@Stephenamesbruner The companies that own and build nuke plants have lots of political friends, google Jeffrey Immelt, GE, Westinghouse, and then look up who owns all the news networks...GE, WESTINGHOUSE...

Rad Chick commented on 09 Feb 2012

@wizardangel Yeah but what year did it start? I think the Prairie Island plant has been around since the 70's...these plants are all getting old and breaking down.

neopadro commented on 10 Feb 2012

@ichicax4 I wanted to ask you, do you still eat fish? It pisses me off because I love tuna and its good for you brain but I have stopped for a long time now...

Rad Chick commented on 11 Feb 2012

@Flatheadfreek JP Morgan considered Tesla a threat as he owned all the copper rights and did everything he could to derail Teslas free energy research.

mauibrad commented on 10 Feb 2012

Ichi, you following this guy watch?v=S9ljSCAJAjk He is slowly showing the coverup going on at EurDep with monitor switch offs and graph manipulations.

Stephen Bruner commented on 11 Feb 2012

That's true ichi,seems to be a strategy-infiltrate watchdog groups and neuter them from within and rendering them ineffective. Sadly it works.

imnelly420 commented on 10 Feb 2012

send all nuke wast into deep space, IDK, with enough momentum it will just keep going, far away from MY KIDS. just a small thought

Stephen Bruner commented on 09 Feb 2012

It seems the official policy at the federal and state level on ANY issue is to simply lie and hope it goes away.

Rad Chick commented on 11 Feb 2012

@2dogarage I'll email them today, otherwise I'd say go for it but no sense doing the work twice ;0

Mystery Deaths at Cook Nuclear Plant, Michigan, NRC ENRs February 2013

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Alfred Mayer commented on 17 Feb 2013

Funny that the NRC still firmly believes that radioactive contamination is something "local". As if the planet is divided by hidden, impermeable walls. Are human beings stupid by design or do they have to study it?