Published: February 28th, 2013 at 4:46 pm ET
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AP, April 26, 2000:
The United Nations released a new assessment of the 1986 Chernobyl nuclear meltdown Tuesday, saying the worst health consequences for millions or people may be yet to come. [...]
“Chernobyl is a word we would all like to erase from our memory,” said U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan in a foreword.
But, Annan added, “more than 7 million of our fellow human beings do not have die luxury of forgetting. They are still suffering, everyday, as a result of what happened.” He said the exact number of victims may never be known, but that 3 million children require treatment and “many will die prematurely.”
“Not until 2016, at the earliest, will be known the full number of those likely to develop serious medical conditions” because of delayed reactions to radiation exposure, he said.
Nearly 13 years later: “Shameless”: U.N. agency’s report shockingly downplays health risks after Fukushima — “WHO and other organisations must stop hiding the impact”
Published: February 28th, 2013 at 4:46 pm ET
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Fast forward 13 years:
'U.N. panel: Thyroid radiation doses in Fukushima infants within safe limits'
http://ajw.asahi.com/article/0311disaster/fukushima/AJ201302270037
Ignoring sky high infant mortality rates, 42% thyroid nodule rate, on and on and on.
Time to cut all funding to the UN. Worthless promoters of child omnicide.
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Time to cut funding is right.
The U.S. gives over 6 Billion dollars to the U.N.
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And just FYI, the Department of Energy gives money to the IAEA.
These agencies are all as thick as thieves.
http://www.nationalreview.com/articles/316577/how-much-does-un-cost-us-brett-d-schaefer
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And it gets stranger:
The Department of Health and Human Services supports the World Health Organization!
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“Not until 2016, at the earliest, will be known the full number of those likely to develop serious medical conditions” because of delayed reactions to radiation exposure, he said.
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The full number will never be known, and they all know that.
Protect the profits at any cost.
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Millions suffer, and we don't even need nuclear plants.
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Time is Short and The Big Picture my two favorite posts to read. waiting to die, for what?
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3 million is a staggering number though scratches the surface when compared to the U.S. population that was nuked with fallout in the 50's and 60's…we are all the survivors of that genocide though cancer is big biz now
We got a double whammy: radioisotopes all around and inside us, plus a steadily increasing daily dose of fluoride…
They turned us into goddamn walking breathing enrichment facilities, those of us who live to tell the story anyway!
I've seen the photos of horrific extreme effects on the first gen Chernobyl children, it is so so sad when the radiation is concentrated like that, worse than a bomb test in a desert or ocean…all our NPPs are sloppy dirty bombs waiting to go off when Nature calls…we live each day on a hope and a prayer!
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This industry exist so that the mic can get more material to make more bombs so that they will have the capability if/when they decide to incinerate again. The people get it either way; by the radiation rearranging their genome, or outright death by incineration. Greedy people with a death wish make no sense at all in the prism of creation.
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