Gundersen: Rapid insect mutations seen after Fukushima are frightening

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Gundersen: There’s some good science out about rapid mutations in insects.

Insects are relatively radiation resistant compared to human beings.

So, yeah, it is frightening.

And of course, if it’s in the human gene poll, it will be 2 or 3 generations before it completely manifests itself.

The butterflies already have a couple generations and already it’s starting to manifest itself.

So we won’t see the results on the human gene pool for 30, 60, or 90 years…

In fact it’s a very real, terrible consequence.

Source.

:shk:

See also:

Fukushima's Genetic Legacy: Japan's butterflies (& worms) abnormal or dying

History will not be kind to us...

It's like "The Hills Have Eyes" meet "A Bug's Life".

We never learn from our mistakes apparently. This is some scary stuff and makes you wonder what we will be seeing in the children for the next few generations. People will have forgotten about the incident long before the affects are done wreaking havoc IMO.

Originally posted by loam

History will not be kind to us...

At the rate we are going, it might seem like a miracle if we reach that far at all.

And with the international travel these days it won't be just centralized in Japan. It will be scattered throughout the world as people migrate and move to different countries. No doubt this will make it's way into every corner of the Earth before long. Our kids, kids might just be affected by this via meeting someone from that area and later generations of marriages or the like. Scary indeed and sad as well...... Better start planning for the future but we all know they won't.

What is going on? You saw where over a dozen Nuclear plants shut down for various reasons worldwide in the past week or so right? Down in one of those luxury bunkers equipped with ski runs, small lakes for water sports, malls with shops and movie theaters, you will find those responsible for this along with a Nohas ark of all life on earth they deem saveable...

This is depressing.

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Oh, we'll get there alright. But it wont look pretty...

I am at the point where I am seriously thinking of an agrarian life, far removed from it all. Everything.

I'm fatugued by nonsense, spin, hype....and all of the real stuff too.

Maybe simple is better....