By Dennis Riches / nf2045.blogspot.com / January 19, 2013 /
More forgotten history that hides in plain sight: It’s not a stop for the Japanese tourists who visit Niagara, but they might be interested to know. The shores of Lake Ontario and the Niagara River are the resting place for high-level radioactive waste leftover from the project to build the Hiroshima and Nagasaki atomic bombs. Who knew?
In other words, everyone involved was supposed to know the contamination existed, and residents with contaminated properties were out of luck because the project focused only on the road. Strangely, the report failed to explain why the area was contaminated. This might be because the issue is so well-known to locals that it need not be mentioned. This is, after all, the home of Love Canal, one of the most famous cases of industrial pollution in the world. The area has been so damaged by industry that health studies of the radiation are inconclusive because the high rates of cancer are also caused by chemicals.
January 30, 2013 at 2:02 pm ·
I fail to understand what the issue is here. Radiation, like melamine, mercury, and fluoride, is GOOD for us. Like the MSM has told us it is. And the MSM never says anything that isn’t true.
Why, I, myself, like to enjoy a big bowl of cesium-frosted plutonium flakes every morning as it’s part of a complete, nutritious breakfast that gets me GLOWING with vitality. Yee-hah.