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Nov 2, 2011 10:32PM
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I have no idea why I keep MSN as a homepage, but it's a great source of bizarre journalism. It is a constant barrage of misinformation, and a great reminder that untrustworthy media still continues to survive.
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Walter Russel discovered the Science behind the Atom Bomb about 13 years before Einstien. He sent materials to every University globally and wrote Atomic Sucide? In the 60 and 70's we put together a non toxic solution to the pollution of sewage, water, and air. Congress and State Legislators and Big Polluters wanted more Research & Development money and secured futures for retirement dollar rather than really doing something.

 

In my book, I point fingers to a nuclear waste pond in OK that is certified yearly by the county to operate. Bi products of this atomic waste is made into animal food and shipped across America.

Deformities for animals and high cancer risk of children exits within 150 miles of this pond.

Walter Russell's books can be purchased online The University of Science and Philosophy.

 

The President's Panel On Cancer in 2010 reports that millions of more Americans will get Cancer.

And are children are especially at risk because of the accumulation of toxins in their bodies from the daily bombardment. Our bodies cannot detoxify fast enough. Fingers also point to the high fat, sugar, white flour, and processed foods diet (SAD). Lives are at stake. It is time to pay attention and to take ACTION. Ask the political candidates for answers before electing them. Take local ACTION.

More oxygenated water and green chlorophyll, green tea and blueberries or pomegranate, broccoli, warm lemon water, and parsley added to the diet is helpful. Hawaiian Spirulina, Kombu, and Wakame seaweeds are good sources. Cleansing the body and proliferating new cells is the idea.

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There are pictures on the Web of Nagasaki and Hiroshima today some 66 years after being wiped off the map with an Atomic bomb and a Nuclear bomb.    Very pretty and exciting cities.   These 10 sites listed should have included the city of Detroit and other inner cities.

 

Today our large cities are like a fairy ring.   Dead on the inside and spreading outwards to use up the nutrients found in the suburbs.

Oct 3, 2011 4:24PM
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Also to Life Boat 02, by the time EPA was brought in to the Libby issue, many people were already dieing.  It had nothing to do with their funding.  It was the timing.

 

Oct 3, 2011 4:21PM
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There is also another book out about the Libby Asbestos story.  It's called An Air That Kills.  I worked on this site as well as one in Denver, Colorado called Western Minerals.  W.R. Grace had an effect on the entire world.  Their product was shipped world wide.Western Minerals was just a subsidiary of W.R. Grace...a delivery site that then transported the product to other areas of the U.S.  W. R. Grace is responsible for a lot of deaths.
Oct 3, 2011 4:07AM
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There is a great book by Andrea Peacock called Wasting Libby, it tells the (real) story of what happened in that small Montana town. If you are inclined to think that corporate greed runs this country, this will pretty much button it up for you. Trust the government, ha, that's a laugh. The justice system? Corporate lawyers can tie things up so long there's no one left alive to testify, or the company shuts down and there's no money left to give the people or their families that they affected and killed after years of suffering.

Let's not forget that the Twin Towers in NY were full of asbestos, surely the affects of Grace & Co. and their political partnerings will be long lasting in our country.

Oct 2, 2011 8:09PM
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If the EPA had been properly funded, instead of hand cuffed.  These stories, would not exist.
Oct 2, 2011 7:27PM
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Those areas will never be safe for any kind of life. They must be planning on doing some experiments on the wildlife that will be living there.  God help us all. What a bunch of bull%^&*$.
Oct 2, 2011 7:26PM
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I am viewing this report as a parent and a local perspective.  If this happened in my community I would want to go to war with the people responsible.  There is and will continue to be such terrible events in the world.  I truly believe the top executives and quality control engineers should face the criminal justice system.  Each and every one of these events should imprision the people responsible..  I hate paying attention, I tend to get pissed off.  Smile 
Oct 2, 2011 6:47PM
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Someone,

   3 Mile Island radiation release does not compare to Chernobyl. 1000's of RAD were released to the environment much of it fell around the surrounding communities and caused damage to those exposed.  The amount released to the Middleton residents equated to 1 millirem.  If you were at the fence line it would have been 100 millirem.  You cannot make the claim "have you ever seen pictures of children from the Chernobyl incident" and equate the two.  Your radiation knowledge is not up to the task.  As many folks do not know much about radiation its pretty easy to rile them up and allow their emotions take the place of rational thinking.  Don't get me wrong radiation exposure is to be avoided as much as possible.  But it is not the "boogie" man everyone makes it out to be. Another point  to be made 3 Mile Island had a containment ( predominate safety feature) Chernobyl's did not.  Way more information about both catastophes is availble.  I suggest you read it.

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I was thinking about Centralia Pennsylvania also and how it was omitted..........Fun​ny how this article spins a disaster into a success story as concerns three mile Island....Those folks were very lucky that a hydrogen explosion didn't breach the containment or those folks living within many miles of the plant would be out of luck as would our country.........A lot of people live downwind of that area.
Oct 2, 2011 6:10PM
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I am with Bla Bla.. and Orville.  I dont give a sheet about american jobs in this context.  If you think it is ok to pollute our country to the extent of a super fund then to you Sir, I truly feel sorry.  Because you work for the Devil.  So many folks care too much about their roots and need to look beyond the smoke and mirrors put before them.  There is a better world out there beyond Merica..  Move on.. Just move on...
Oct 2, 2011 5:59PM
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Iowa Mike, as a former resident of Libby, MT and an environmental engineer I must say you sir are an idiot. 

First of all, if you believe that we have a "relative" control of pollution in this country I would suggest turning off Fox News and reading a scientific journal. Instead of taking a completely unqualified talk show hosts opinion try doing your own UNBIASED research. Some find the UNBIASED part hard to understand so I capitalize it for your ease.

It's people like you who lay in bed with corporations, swallowing the nonsense, moaning and groaning in pleasure with every penetration of their endless wallets into your already skewed sense of reality. Calling environmentalists communists is just a purely ignorant statement.

Being declared a Superfund site has saved many lives and families in the Libby community. Libby actually has two separate Superfund sites which is unknown to most people. Without Superfund status families would be forced to live with asbestos in their walls, attics, lawns, gardens and just about every aspect of their life. So if the government is not going to chip in and help clean up this disaster, I ask you a simple question as to who will?

You cannot ask a Libby resident making a median salary of $24,000 to pick up the bill for their own safety for something completely out of their control. That almost sounds tyrannical, but I actually have an IQ higher than my shoe size and don't throw around accusations with absolutely no basis like some.

Oct 2, 2011 5:49PM
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I just don't see someone buying a home for over $50,000.00 This country is just started to go down,already we are having roits and sit ins.When I was 22 I read a book about what is now reality.The worst is yet to come. We keep giving the druggies money to buy more drugs at tax payer expense.We keep taking money from those that will work and giving it to those that will not work. If you are on a hand out get to work as this hand out will dry up.
Oct 2, 2011 5:31PM
Oct 2, 2011 5:30PM
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As a 71-year old chemical engineer who has spent nearly all of my career on the technical side of business, this MSN Real Estate article is disgusting.

 

We once made nearly all the consumer items that we consume. We prospered as a country and had manufacturing jobs. Then a big government bureaucracy named EPA grew and stifled industry. Many of our jobs left the country.

 

But, while the number of industries decreased dramatically and relative control of pollution was achieved years ago, the bureaucratic monster did not shrink. Now the monster has turned to agriculture to help preserve its jobs and status. In its gregariousness, the monster has even left the world of true pollutants and moved into the aesthetic areas of odors including hydrogen sulfide from agricultural operations.

 

Superfund and its ‘joint and several liability’ aspects has been disastrous. EPA has named sites which weren’t threats to anyone – like Times Beach, Missouri. And Three Mile Island with no related deaths nor bad health effects (as someone else has commented). The costs of EPA are totally excessive and have put many companies out of business.

 

Stating the situation simply, environmental radicals and extremists are enemies of the country – the modern day communists!  
Oct 2, 2011 4:43PM
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I could not get past the first site. I could not find next
Oct 2, 2011 3:46PM
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I know this was like the 10 worst ones but how about.....Shelby TWP MI.....the clinton river by YATES cider mill...toxic pumping for years...From the railroad cars into the woods...and into the water... maybe like DOW ....all people in area died before they could collect the settlement.  And then there's Meta-toxic-Mora...metamora MI...Lapeer Co. off Dryden Rd the toxic pump there...gee?? I wonder what ever came of that place...I know a big hole was made and filled up with foundry sand...just pondering past problems from our industrious past...but we did need anti-freeze right?
Oct 2, 2011 3:15PM
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@Tin-knocker, have you ever seen pictures of children from the Chernobyl incident? You want to act like radiation disaster is no big deal? Did you just pull those "facts" from thin air? Do you have any science to back any of what you're saying up?

@Anthony Stephans Though what happened in Centralia is tragic, it doesn't really fit in the toxic category. Also, as far as I know there wasn't any company or government group responsible for what happened there. I'd say it was more of a natural disaster. And I personally feel the government actually handled that situation pretty well as far as the buyouts were concerned. Maybe somebody who lived there could tell me different.
Oct 2, 2011 2:41PM
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Centralia, Pa. should be tops on the list and wasn't even mentioned!  An underground mine fire has been burning for over 50 years.  The gov't has bought almost all home but there are still a few people hanging on.  The nearby town is Ashland, Pa. and is thriving today.
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