Don't worry, NWO has everything under control.. Just stop smoking grass and.. drink your fluoride.. everything will be fine in a week or two...

I have a question. From the videos the fishing boat looks to be in descent shape. Why torpedo a perfectly good ship? The owner or some salvage company didn't want it back?

Originally posted by Doalrite
I believe that life as we know it will change because of this, Nuclear power should be stopped in its tracks.

Geez, why are you so anti-science?

that boat got took out about what guessing 2 weeks ago. I myself dont think the boat is the cause of it. think about it. how did the boat get there? it drifted right. well if the boat drifted that far dont that mean the water from that area drifted there as well? did not the state of CA about 3-6 months ago state how there milk was going bad because of the radio active rain water? we all know the water was active with radiation at that point. did you expect ocean water to not move?

I'm not referring to the radioactive part although I'm sure the ship is at least a little radioactive since it has been floating in the same currents for a year as the seawater they are dumping daily. I just find it hard to imagine that in the modern world of recycle and reuse that much usable steel wasn't worth towing in. Two thousand gallons of diesel seems a poor excuse given the amount of diesel probably dumped on the Alaskan coast in a day. Just seems a bit odd to me.

You could figure that the debris making its way to the west coast of the US was in the water and well on its way west before the nuke plants really exhausted their materials, but naw, too complicated. Throw that in with one fishing trawler being sunk off the coast of Alaska and the whole west coast is doomed. DOOMED I tell you!

Or maybe not it you know some of the real facts.

For those unfamiliar with the Gulf of Alaska, the waters in most of the area are in the vicinity of 8-9,000 feet deep. I'm sure that the Navy would wait to catch the boat in a particular area to sink it in the deepest part as it floated free, or they would have towed it to the area of deepest waters and/or least current and disposed of it.

The ONLY warnings, that i could find,,

Emergency Orders and News Releases
Sport and Personal Use Fishing
Statewide News Release
(Released: February 24, 2012)
February 24, 2012
SPORT ANGLERS PROHIBITED FROM USING FELT SOLES IN FRESH WATERS OF ALASKA
Anglers are reminded that effective January 1, 2012, footgear with absorbent felt or other fibrous material on the soles are prohibited while sport fishing in the fresh waters of Alaska. The regulation was adopted by the Alaska Board of Fisheries in 2010, to reduce the potential for introduction and spread of invasive organisms, including plants, into Alaska waters. Invasive organisms spread by contaminated waders and other gear, can threaten resident fish stocks and important fish habitat.

Wading boots are not the only means of transporting invasive species; all fishing, boating, or recreational equipment exposed to aquatic invasive species are potential carriers.

To reduce the chance of introducing invasive species, anglers should:

CLEAN - Rinse and remove any mud, sediment, and/or plant debris from all gear, boats, and boat trailers, floatplane rudders and floats, and anything that comes into contact with the water. Separate all pieces of wading footgear and waders (remove liners, etc.) to check for and remove visible mud, sediment and/or plant debris before leaving the area. Use a stiff bristle brush to clean all fishing gear.

DRAIN - Empty all water from coolers, bilge pumps, buckets, and wring out gear before leaving the boat launch or fishing areas.

DRY - Completely dry gear between systems or trips.

DECONTAMINATE - If drying is not possible, either freeze gear until solid or wash gear in water heated to 130?F. If drying, freezing or heating gear is not feasible, use a 2 percent bleach solution to clean gear away from fresh water recreation sites. Spray or rinse gear for one minute. A 2 percent bleach solution can be made easily by mixing 2.5 oz. of chlorine bleach with tap water to make 1 gallon of solution. NOTE: Bleach solutions may degrade gear made of absorbent materials. Please rinse gear on land, away from fresh water fishing areas and dispose of disinfectants as indicated on the label.

Sure hope their was no FELT SOLES on board that vessel,,if there were ,,boy are they going too be sorry.!

Me.

Why hasnt this been moved to the hoax bin yet? It has been shown to be untrue multiple times already in this thread.

Originally posted by denya11
First, the gulf oil spill.

Second, Nuclear waste spill off Alaska.

Third, seafood restaurants go bankrupt due to mutant seafood.

Looks as if the USA wants to destroy marine life instead of saving what's left of it.....

WTF are you talking about? BP is a British company and the nuclear junk is from Japan. What control does the US have over that?

Originally posted by miniatus

Originally posted by SpeakerofTruth
Sigh....I'm speechless. Why in the hell have we not come up with a method of how to dispose of nuclear contaminants? So, we sink a radiated vessel into the ocean? Real smart.

That is exactly why when someone touts nuclear as a clean, safe option .. I couldn't disagree more.

It's not clean, it's one of the worst things .. sure there's no exhaust polluting the air.. we instead bury it and forget about it.. and then hope the nuke plants don't blow up or have a disaster..

We really don't bury as much as you think... the spent fuel is stored in a fuel pool usually on the upper floors of the plant so they can be removed from the containment vessel while still be under water. The plant I worked at was on Pennsylvania and of the same design as the ones that failed in Japan.

I have friends who worked the Three Mile Island clean up and the Fukushima disaster is now 10 times Chernobyl and it will be 50 times greater if the spent fuel pool at Fukushima unit 4 (I think).......

The first commercial nuke reactor was at Peach Bottom where I worked for 18 months. I worked from the fuel floor to the sub-pile room. I found it interesting but stressful work....

The U.S.'s first nuclear power plant (the Shippingport Reactor) had gone on line a year earlier. Peach Bottom Unit 1 was an experimental helium-cooled, graphite-moderated reactor. It operated from 1966 to 1974. The other two units, General Electric boiling water reactors, placed on-line in 1974,

Peach Bottom was shutdown by the NRC after;

- March 31, 1987 - Peach Bottom was indefinitely shutdown.
Operators were found sleeping on the job, playing video games,
engaging in rubber band and paper ball fights, and reading
unauthorized material.

I have always been told that the first plant was efficient and used as a base standard to determine the economic feasibility to use wide spread nuclear power yet the plants differ so much from the

Why are hypocrites on here all of a sudden believing the MSM links and counting on those to say this thread should be moved to the hoax bin? Did you already get your morning fill of Fluoride? Things like radiation getting poured across the Alaskan coast and West coast are bad media in an election year...your sheeple mind must stay on point with MSM cramming election BS down our throats.