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Russia diverted Chernobyl rain, says scientist

August 8, 2004

Dr Alan Flowers, who was given 48 hours to leave the country, said 4,000 square miles of Belarus were sacrificed to ensure the safety of Moscow. He claims cold war technology was used to "seed" clouds and produce contaminated rain so the radiation would not spread as far as the Russian capital.

"After the blast there was the risk that radioactive material blown into the atmosphere could have reached Moscow," said Flowers, a scientist at Kingston University, London, who has carried out research in the contaminated areas for 12 years. "Sowing rain made sure that didn[base ']t happen."

It was at 1:234am on April 26, 1986, that reactor 4 exploded at the Chernobyl nuclear power station in Ukraine, then part of the Soviet Union. The blast killed 31 people but the initial death toll was low compared with the millions endangered by exposure to high levels of radiation.

Far from their buried husbands, Chernobyl widows still cope with loss

Tuesday, April 25, 2006

Twenty-nine firefighters (11), rescuers and nuclear plant workers died in the two months following the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, which happened 20 years ago Wednesday. Although the Ukrainians could now be reburied in their native soil, the widows are resolved to leave them lying together alongside their dead co-workers from other parts of the former Soviet Union.

Posted: 10:40:14 AM  


Yellow Rain Falls In Tokyo?

Pollen Excuse Exact Same As Chernobyl Yellow Rain Lie

Thnx Rene

Posted: 10:26:08 AM  


Japan Gov't asks people within 20-30 km of nuke plant to leave voluntarily

The Japanese government on Friday encouraged people living within 20 to 30 kilometers of the troubled nuclear power plant in Fukushima Prefecture to leave voluntarily, citing concerns over access to daily necessities, while maintaining its directive for them to remain indoors and for residents within 20 km of the plant to evacuate.

Posted: 10:23:24 AM  


High radiation levels in Japan seawater

Tremendously high levels of radioactive iodine have been detected in Pacific Ocean waters near Japan's disaster-hit Fukushima nuclear plant, fueling already growing concerns over a possible nuclear catastrophe in the Asian country.

Posted: 10:21:20 AM  


London march may be the biggest in history

Between 100,000 to 300,000 people are expected to turn out in the massive protests organized by the Trades Union Congress (TUC) today to show that they are united and determined to resist the coalition government's cuts program.

Note the numerology:

26 March = 2+6+3=11 starts at 11 o'clock

Posted: 10:17:53 AM  


As Miliband prepares to address massive anti-cuts protest, anarchists vow: 'We'll unleash hell'

Up to 250,000 people are expected to join the march, with organisers saying it will be the largest since up to a million took to the streets in 2003 to oppose the war in Iraq.

Demonstrators:

Pls see THIS:


A Peacefull Demonstration by pincerpal

Posted: 10:12:51 AM  


Yemen's President Saleh offers handover

YEMEN'S President Ali Abdullah Saleh has pledged to hand over power but only to "safe hands", in a defiant speech to massed supporters after talks with a top defector failed to defuse the country's crisis.

Posted: 10:08:56 AM  


Hicks may cut a deal

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US backing for world currency stuns markets

Not REacting to Content

Posted: 10:05:02 AM  


US rushes freshwater to help Japan nuclear plant

Workers at the stricken Fukushima Dai-ichi plant have been pumping seawater in a frantic bid to stabilize reactors overheating since a tsunami knocked out the complex's crucial cooling system March 11

Posted: 10:00:54 AM  



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