Nuclear Power – Nuclear Waste

by Winston Kao on July 23, 2010

One of the political/commercial maneuvers to forward nuclear power is to green wash it. And the reason that they have to green wash it is because they truly do not have any method known to man, at present day, that can cancel out the hot nuclear radiation and convert this raw plutonium and uranium back into non-radioactive elements. Even though such a science does exist, the powers to be don’t want to consider it.

Obviously, green washing is cheap and the general population on this planet is not too intelligent. Therefore, the general population is easily fooled and the nuclear power plants can just pay a few people under the table and voila! Business as usual.

But let’s face it, nuclear power is not just very expansive to operate, but what is problematic is that every nuclear power plant is stuck with storing the ever accumulating millions upon millions of gallons of hot nuclear waste because no one wants that stuff shipped across their backyard.

In addition to the ghost towns, we probably have millions of people who are downwind from Chernobyl who are gradiently displaying a variety of cancers

We have already had several major nuclear power plant mishaps also known as meltdowns – 3 Mile Island and Chernobyl, just to name a couple that hit the front page. Most Americans are unaware of how devastating Chernobyl was in Russia. Couple million population cities had to be evacuated, and today they’re nothing but ghost towns.

Of course, in addition to the ghost towns, we probably have millions of people who are downwind from Chernobyl who are gradiently displaying a variety of cancers. Again, while mainstream news media does report some of it in the local newspapers, it certainly doesn’t hit the United States newspapers.

One should never support nuclear power production for anything! There are too many modern technologies, such as magnetic energy generators that are totally clean and virtually energy free, as far as what does it takes to run it. It is this type of energy that needs to develop.

Also, massive research needs to be funded by the nuclear power plants to develop and pay for the clean up of the millions upon millions of gallons of hot radioactive nuclear waste that has been dumped or are stored away. And I’m not talking about finding some remote location to bury it and forget about it. Nuclear waste isn’t the kind of thing that you can put it out of sight and out of mind. It has an awful long half-life.

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The New Technology – Nanotechnology

by Winston Kao on July 12, 2010

The new technology—nanotechnology. It’s the technology of the future and if we don’t regulate it and safeguard it from the rest of life, we may not have a future.

Nanotechnology, what is that? Well, scientists today are able to make nanotized particles. A good simple example would be mercury. They can now make it anywhere from 1000 times smaller to as small as a 1,000,000 times smaller. They can do this to Vitamin C, Calcium, Iron particles, plastic particles, oils and liquid infusions. You name it, they are now able to do it. And yes, this most definitely will be the new frontier of the cutting edge science of the next New Millennium.

Madame Curie - From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Like Madame Curie, she was a pioneer in the field of radioactivity and the first person honored with two Nobel Prizes—in physics and chemistry. Her death on 4 July 1934 was from aplastic anemia, almost certainly contracted from exposure to radiation. The damaging effects of ionizing radiation were not then known, and much of her work had been carried out in a shed, without taking any safety measures. She had carried test tubes containing radioactive isotopes in her pocket and stored them in her desk drawer, remarking on the pretty blue-green light that the substances gave off in the dark.

Due to the levels of radioactivity, her papers from the 1890s are considered too dangerous to handle. Even her cookbook is highly radioactive. They are kept in lead-lined boxes, and those who wish to consult them must wear protective clothing.

We are far wiser, I hope, that we should learn from historical ignorance that we should not continue to be so naïve. Nanotechnology is new! We are ignorant of the facts and dangers of this new technology. And this time, it won’t affect just a few human beings, but a whole population and the entire civilization!

We are now using it as cosmetics, coatings on foods for preservation, fertilizers are now being nanotized. Many different kinds of plastics and metals are also being nanotized, and what kind of protection are these workers who are manufacturing these materials utilizing? How much do you want to bet “nothing” in the field of protection? They’re touching it, breathing it, and I would expect with time they will be developing “funny nano symptoms.”

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Planetary Alignment – 2012 Event is Really a Four-Year Event

July 1, 2010

The 2012 event is really a 4 year event, from 2012 to 2016. During this period, we will have a planetary alignment plus a galaxy alignment all the way through the Milky Way to the center hub of this universe. Contrary to the belief that chaos will ensue, there actually have been similar events, which [...]

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Handling Surfaces Contaminated with Mold, Controlling Odors, Organic Waste, Solvents and Oil Contamination

June 23, 2010

Recently, a person emailed me with the following question regarding mold and asthma, and I thought I would share with all of you! Question: We have found severe water damage and black mold in the floor and walls of our summer trailer. Do you have anything to at least kill the mold? It’s kicking my [...]

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Genetic Engineering

June 10, 2010

For the past 25 years, a few American companies have been experimenting in the field of genetic engineering. Disregarding the basic laws of nature, these companies crossbreed plants to animals, fungus, parasites, viruses, chemicals, hormones, and anything else that they can think of. In the pursuit of wealth, greed, and power, the mighty multinational corporations [...]

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We Don’t Need an Earth Day But an Earth Year!

May 23, 2010

Earth Day should not be recognized only one day a year but every day! Probably one of the most aware groups of people in the past was the American Indians and the Chinese who recognized that it was their responsibility to be the stewards of planet Earth. The Chinese believed to leave as small of [...]

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Female Hormones – Are You Creating Exaggerated Cramps, Mood Swings, and Migraines?

May 7, 2010

Today, we are going to discuss  – are you creating exaggerated cramps, mood swings, migraines, and other related undesirable menstrual issues? This will include extra bloating, heavy bleeding, cramps, joint pains, headaches, hair loss, gaining excess weight, hot flashes, & nausea. Believe it or not, 50 to 60 years ago, women did not have a [...]

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Is Tap Water Safe To Drink?

April 27, 2010

Politically speaking, tap water is safe and anybody who dares say it’s not safe will be persecuted. So, I’m not going to tell you whether tap water is safe or not safe, but I will give you some hardcore facts of what you can find in tap water and you make your own decisions as [...]

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Chloramines

April 18, 2010

Today, we are going to speak about a new chemical that is being added to many cities’ water.  Most housewives know not to mix chlorine with ammonia as this is how you make nerve gas. Over the past 80 years, cities have known not to mix ammonia with chlorine. But suddenly, it’s a safe thing [...]

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Did You Know that No Plants, Animals or Humans ever Digest their own food?

April 10, 2010

Today, we are going to talk about where we get our primary source of energy. Did You Know that No Plants, Animals or Humans ever Digest their own food? That’s right we eat food, but we don’t digest our food. As a matter of fact the very same creatures that digest our food also break [...]

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