Published: September 21st, 2012 at 3:08 am ET
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Follow-up to:
CBS: Three Mile Island shut down on Thursday around 2:20 p.m., with residents hearing a loud boom.
CBS (Update): Guy Magaro was mowing the lawn when he heard it. “All of a sudden you hear a big boom,” Magaro explained. “Steam vented out and then it goes into shutdown.” [...] It reminded Guy of the 1979 TMI accident, only this one didn’t force any evacuations, there was no public health risk and this time things got a bit noisy.” Just a big, loud roar for a few minutes,” Magaro told us.
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Published: September 21st, 2012 at 3:08 am ET
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The second time this month thing as you realize it's not a video from 1979 is pretty ironic. If we have a major accident they will probably say all of nothing. I would expect no less from these cancer spreading greedy morons.
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Well, no tuna for a long while, and now no Hershey Chocolate. How long before we have to eat food from underground or grown in space?
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Three Mile Island (TMI) Coverup; via A Green Road http://agreenroad.blogspot.com/2012/03/three-mile-island-coverups-exposed.html
Los Angeles Nuclear Plant Meltdown; Completely Covered Up; via A Green Road http://agreenroad.blogspot.com/2012/03/los-angeles-nuclear-plant-meltdown.html
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"undetectable levels of radiation in the steam …"
Yes, well, of course they are undetectable, because the people with the detectors shut them all off when the radiation escapes!!!
If a tree falls in the woods … … … it makes a huge noise, no matter whether meddling human 'victims', 'entitled' or not, are there to hear it!!
These nucleo-heads are freaks of human nature … unable to tell the truth even when force fed facts …
Willing to lie, cheat steal the future from us all, to get their next bonus check from Mother GE …
Of course there is no danger (to General Electric's bottom line that is) there never is; they engage in self-dealing all the time.
These nuclear plants that go poof: olde, obsolete technology forced onto victim populations awash in psycho-babble from the 'experts' …. dangerous? you betcha … but it's American-style democracy (laugh laugh) and these are things "we're not allowed to talk about" ….
breathing deeply …
peace …
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Again someone needs to file a request for information as to the levels of radioactive release. No way "undetectable" is appropriate verbage..give the DATA from the instruments FIRST. Sounds just like Japan.."smile and be happy".
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That's it Jec, we need objective real data reports, not subjective and/or speculative adjectives.
From all nuking parties.
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"Steam vented out and then it goes into shutdown.” [...] It reminded Guy of the 1979 TMI accident, only this one didn’t force any evacuations, there was no public health risk……..”
No health risk!
HAAAAAHAHAHAHAAAAHAHAHAAAHHAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAAA
Pure comedy gold!
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Using my Inspector the background is 50CPM which is the norm thus I don't think anything significant was released but it all depends on which way the wind is blowing. I'm about 30 miles Northwest of TMI
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Update concerning release at TMI. I took readings outside yesterday and had quite a few spikes as high as 80 CPM which never happened before but they were brief and fell back into the 60 range and then back to 48-50 CPM. So either we are getting something from the Idaho fires or TMI not sure which but something is causing these rather high spikes. JMHO
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Actually It was nothing serious. According to The NRC's Site The Reactor went into SCRAM because of a Turbine Trip, So the Reactor scrammed like it was supposed to. The Steam Released was from the secondary System.
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The NRC is captured by nuclear lobbysits, so wouldn't believe everything they say.
Just a few examples:
[1] NRC Commissioners have said no one died from nuclear energy in the U.S., but people who researched the 1979 TMI meltdown disagree:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WJCgSWpyARg
[2] The NRC allowed the Nuclear Energy Institute, nuclear lobbyists, to collect Fukushima radiation data in a password-protected database:
http://enformable.com/2011/11/april-1st-2011-air-sample-and-standing-water-sample-results-protected-by-nei/
[3] Google many, many other examples of NRC protecting the nuclear industry, such as:
"New proposal from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission would allow nuclear power plants to skip inspections and inservice testing"
http://enformable.com/2012/09/new-proposal-from-the-nuclear-regulatory-commission-would-allow-nuclear-power-plants-to-skip-inspections-and-inservice-testing/
And remember these headlines when the NRC didn't want labs testing for Fukushima radiation:
"We’ve got to stop labs from testing for Fukushima radiation —“Tell them to back off” — Worried about them talking to press about ‘consequences’"
They were worried about CONSEQUENCES, NOT PEOPLE
http://enenews.com/nrc-weve-stop-labs-testing-fukushima-radiation-directors-knock-doe-cool-worried-about-talking-press-about-consequences
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