strange explosions and a subsequent nuclear radiation spike left local residents combing for answers

(NaturalNews) June 6, 2012, was a very strange day for northern Indiana and southern Michigan, where a series of strange explosions and a subsequent nuclear radiation spike left local residents combing for answers. And though there are still many missing pieces to the puzzle, it has become clear that some type of nuclear cover-up is taking place in the region, which is further evidenced by numerous eyewitness accounts of intense shaking and loud booms, audio recordings of inexplicable explosions, and pictures of unmarked aircraft flying during and after the inciden

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came across this while looking for a site to correlation radiation dispersal in wood.anybody else here of this...i sure did not




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Just came from some of the links after reading the story .
Very interesting, very weird & certainly worth following
even if it was a year ago.

Someone put foil in the microwave again.

Or it was the banana in the tailpipe trick....

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the distinct lack of any follow-up / robust investigation into this appals me

Very strange case.

Just another thing that will unfortunately be forgotten.

Yup, the Radnet network that was put together after Fukushima to independently monitor radiation levels showed a very high spike (IIRC, over 1000 for a day or so when alert levels are at 100) and at the same time there were booms reported and 'something crashing into Lake Michigan.' I haven't read the OP yet, so sorry if that's already been mentioned.

The upper peninsula in Michigan seems to be the site of an awful lot of strange doings.

radiationnetwork.com...