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Mr. GreenTea · Posted: Wed Apr 27, 2011 2:07 pm Post subject: THE THREAT OF RADIATION IS REAL

These articles are from the Eidon Minerals website, for those of you for who cannot take seriously Dr. Emoto's Love Talking to water. Some pragmatic advice of which belief is not a prerequisite.

Part 1:
THE THREAT OF RADIATION IS REAL

Part 2:
PREVENTIVE MEASURES TO PROTECT FROM EXCESS RADIATION

Bonus:
Another Fine Mess: ORIGINS OF THE FDA
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Rayzorblades · Posted: Tue May 03, 2011 10:40 am Post subject:

I just read the first article (all I got time for at the mo), but it seemed like fear mongering to me. We get hit with ionizing radiation all the time too, and the latest fear mongering I've heard about Xenon gas is that the five days of it are like getting hit with a medical x-ray. The fear mongerers like to make it look like that's a 5 day long medical x-ray, when in actuality it's the equivalent of ONE split-second medical x-ray spread over 5 days, in other words, fractional and completely marginal.

On top of that, when enough ionizing radiation hits us to seriously affect our physiology, we don't just get pesky things like cancer, we get outright radiation poisoning, the kind that kills us in a couple weeks. And AFAIK, no one (even in Japan) has died of radiation exposure.

Also, tongue in cheek, I have a hard time believing in the science of someone who misspells "laser". Wink

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Alastan · Posted: Tue May 03, 2011 4:30 pm Post subject:

While your opinion is good, the threat is real.

Take a look at Chernobyl. Remember that?

Fukushima is a LOT worse. The radiation has and will continue to effect our collective health.

Its a helluva lot worse then medical x-rays. The half life of these radioactive chemicals being released into the atmosphere is well beyond our lifetimes.

Rayzorblades · Posted: Tue May 03, 2011 10:32 pm Post subject:

Don't get me wrong, in Japan the threat is VERY real. To us on the West coast of Canada, it's really not.

Yes I remember Chernobyl, I watched it on the news. There were 64 rad-poisoning deaths at Chernobyl, still 0 in Japan. As to things like deaths, the TORCH report (from 2006 I think) about Chernobyl attributes 30,000 to 60,000 deaths (worldwide) to cancers caused by the fallout. Not only is this an incredibly vague number, even on the outside, it's friggin' TINY. A small town's worth of cancer deaths over 20 years (the time of Chernobyl to the time of the TORCH report). THAT is not a statistically significant number at all.

What this means is that the radiation itself, had VERY little effect on our "collective health", AT ALL. Even if Fukushima was 10 times Chernobyl (it's not actually worse than Chernobyl at all, just more complicated: http://in.ibtimes.com/articles/132391/20110409/japan-nuclear-crisis-radiation.htm), 600,000 deaths world wide over 20 years is a drop in the bucket.

There are only 4 radioactive isotopes with half-lives longer than our lifetimes, and of those 4, only trace amounts of plutonium were released from Fukushima AFAIK.

Not only that, but keep in mind that plutonium gives off ionizing radiation:

Alastan · Posted: Wed May 04, 2011 12:25 am Post subject:

I don't know about the risks of the chemicals on the west coast. Though the winds were supposed to come our ways and supposedly above average radiation has been measured, we haven't had anything like the food contaminations seen in the USA, with the radiation many times over the 'safe' limit(as if there were a safe limit for these kinds in the first place!).

I would say that the Torch Report is both conservative and misleading in its account, and just because it was requested from a 'Green' organization does not mean its without bias. No matter who requests it, when the IAEA and the WHO write a report, you best check your facts. Those two organizations are hardly reliable. Or rather, I should say that they have agendas which they put ahead of the nuclear truth.
Lets look at the eastern european countries and their counts.

The Russian Academy of Sciences estimated that over 200,000 have died in Chernobyl related deaths. Belarus estimates 83,000 in their own nation alone. An estimated 500,000 in the Ukraine!
I used this site as a reference.http://www.i-sis.org.uk/theTruthAboutChernobyl.php

Even if those numbers are off base, they are HUGE. That doesn't include people who have the effects, still living today. It doesn't include the sick in those nations.

It certainly doesn't include the cancer related deaths in Europe, and the consequences of eating the contaminated food. I don't have the expertise to toss out estimates, but I'd say the death toll is well over Ukraine's estimated 500,000, and the sickness and health costs outside the former soviet union to be massive in their own right!

Fukushima is worse. Three of the reactors are in partial meltdown. Those radioactive chemicals have spread all over the northern hemisphere.
Check the map yourself.
http://www.bgr.bund.de/cln_116/nn_322882/DE/Themen/Seismologie/Atmosphaer-Transport/Besondere_20Ereignisse/atm__fukushima__inhalt.html?__nnn=true
(pity I don't speak German, or I could take more from this)

Remember what radiation does. Its damage is not instant, but cumultive. A tiny bit here and there from these substances will add up and screw us up.

I don't want to be a fearmonger, but things are pretty bad. And they can get worse. At least the reactors didn't blow completely....

Rayzorblades · Posted: Wed May 04, 2011 12:57 am Post subject:

WarpSpeed · Posted: Fri May 13, 2011 10:12 am Post subject:

Has anyone had that nasty flu going around lately? I have and the last time I had the flu was right after Chernobyl. The amount of radioactive Iodine in the atmosphere is extremely small yet powerful enough to cause impaired immune response. I can clear any flu with radionics including H1N1 but not this time. It's not going to kill people but it still affects everyone on the planet. I've used radionics to lessen the sympyoms but I can't clear it completely.

OK....If anyone has a double dial machine (Hieronymus) here are the rates to clear radioactive iodine... 19.25-38

That should help repair your immune system.

Hope this helps

maxan · Posted: Mon May 16, 2011 3:42 am Post subject:

I don't have the H machine, but I think this will work on a standard Plate imprinter or a run of the mill radionic box. Am I right.

What about playing the environmental clearing CD of bob dratch. Perhaps this can deactivate the radioactive carbon just as effectively
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WarpSpeed · Posted: Mon May 16, 2011 9:41 am Post subject:

zodiac5 · Posted: Sat May 21, 2011 5:31 pm Post subject:

The sad part was that we live in Asia, where Japan is one of our neighbors. Sad

Why is it that even if "authorities" and "experts" knows the fact that those countries are located in the Ring of Fire...(in the line of volcanic eruptions and earthquakes)...still it was "approved" to build a nuclear plant. It's like knocking a rock in their own head, the sad part was that their neighbors also could suffers the pain. Confused

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