Remember Fukushima?

flylowgethigh

Non-growing Lurker

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• Oct 22, 2020

• #21

WTF! Lazy bastards just figured the snow would bury their little nuke base. Now Greenland has a nice pollution stain moving around.

They ferried WW2 planes to Europe by flying them, with hops. One stop was Greenland, if needed. When planes plopped in, they had to leave them if they couldn't fly. A P-38 or two have been recovered, and a B-29 was wrecked and burned-up in their attempted takeoff to recover the plane.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glacier_Girl P-38

https://www.historynet.com/sad-saga-of-the-b-29-kee-bird.htm B-29

Both of the guys who lead those recoveries are aviation characters. Pat Epps, Darryl Greenamyer.

 

buzzmobile

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• Oct 22, 2020

• #22

Trump bought Greenland yesterday. MSM is not reporting it.

 

Sunshineinabag

Active member

• Oct 22, 2020

• #23

Apparently he gots that minerals

 

buzzmobile

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• Oct 22, 2020

• #24

Sunshineinabag said:

Apparently he gots that minerals

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He's got the whole world in His hands, He's got the whole wide world in His hands, He's got the whole world in His hands, He's got the whole world in His han...

 

Switcher56

Comfortably numb!

• Oct 22, 2020

• #25

He's got the itty bitty baby in His hands...

 

Gry

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• Oct 22, 2020

• #26

buzzmobile said:

Trump bought Greenland yesterday. MSM is not reporting it.

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Had China finance it for him.

 

mean mr.mustard

I Pass Satellites

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• Oct 22, 2020

• #27

Tchyna

 

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mcattak

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• Oct 22, 2020

• #28

They should throw all that water into the south china sea

 

Gry

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• Oct 23, 2020

• #29

I like the idea of sentencing board members of GE to drink and use that water for cooking and bathing and laundry for the balance of their natural lives.
The image of a jingle rolls through my memory, was it "We bring good things to life" ?

 

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St. Phatty

Active member

• Oct 24, 2020

• #30

I still have about 14 bales of hay, 2 string, that I bought in 2011. From the summer of 2010, so it was pre-Fukushima.

I don't see how all those nuclear related atoms are going to observe some dotted line in the middle of the ocean.

Actually I heard about them being detected in Hawaii shortly post-March 11, 2011.


I kept the hay because I thought it might come in handy if we found our soil was fvcked up and wanted to compost some radiation free (or, free er, less harmful radiation) soil.


As far as the eventual fate of the hay, the birds made nests on top of the pile, and the rats learned to tunnel through the hay to steal the eggs out of the bottom of the nest.

Meanwhile the Garage Cat, although once a mighty hunter, is not keeping up with the rats.

 

nepalnt21

FRRRRRResh!

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• Nov 1, 2020

• #31

bad (old and should be obsolete) nuclear fission power design is really really bad... but we could be putting money into newer, safer, cleaner, and more efficient fission. at least in the u.s., i think i read that it's a beurocrat business bullshit thing, we are behind in implementing better design.

anyway, the more exciting frontier is nuclear fusion.