[ RadSafe ] nuclear-news.net hits 1 million views with a morning rant about Naughty Nuclear Norway!

[ROY HERREN]

The very last sentence states "Norway also helped to promote Japanese Sake".  According to Wikipedia "Sake or saké (/ˈsɑːkeɪ/, "sah-keh")[1][2] is an alcoholic beverage of Japanese origin that is made from fermented rice. Sake is sometimes called "rice wine" but the brewing process is more akin to beer, converting starch to sugar for the fermentation process, by using Aspergillusoryzae".  Why is Norway helping to promote Japanese Sake is Nuclear or Radiation Safety issue?  In fact, from an environmental perspective couldn't Sake be viewed as a carbon sequestration process of sorts?  ;-)  On the other hand, the mention of Sake could signal that the author is just anti-everything.


 
Roy Herren


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Here is a long brag about the large number of people that have been
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arclight2011part2 posted: " Op-Ed arclight2011 Date 23 March 2014
posted to nuclear-news.net Dear viewers Nuclear-news ahs reached 1
million hits (1,oooooo ) after 7 years of hard work by Christina
MacPhearson. So, I thought i should let you all know. I have been"

nuclear-news.net hits 1 million views with a morning rant about
Naughty Nuclear Norway!

by arclight2011part2

Op-Ed arclight2011

Date 23 March 2014

posted to nuclear-news.net

Dear viewers

Nuclear-news ahs reached 1 million hits (1,oooooo ) after 7 years of
hard work by Christina MacPhearson. So, I thought i should let you all
know.

I have been wandering the annals of this site after a long stint at
Enenews.com where I was able to discover the hidden world of the
nuclear lobby. After being invited to join Christina in September
2012, I was able to put my knowledge to the test and research the
nuclear industry and its connected industries (military, financial and
political) further.

As well as the general research I came into contact with the pro
nuclear blogging world where i began to understand the rifts within
the nuclear industry such as problems with the ICRP radiation dose
advice guide the public.

I also discovered the lengths and powers of the nuclear lobby to
control the government and indeed this was commented on by the
recently deceased UK MP Tony Benn who helped develop Atoms For Peace
in the 1950`s. Tony Benn was nicely quoted as saying that the nuclear
industry does not submit to government control but is an entity that
is separate from government control and highly secretive. This shows
he nuclear industry is not a very democratic friendly industry with
little transparency and signs of corruption and lax safety practices.

Thanks to independent researchers and scientists getting their
findings and reports on line. This has meant that our understanding of
the consequences of the nuclear meltdowns at FukushimaDaichi have
been uncovered in a way that the consequences of Chernobyl were never
uncovered and documented using many forms of multi media. And a humble
and not so humble network of bloggers and news gatherers has been able
to pass this information on to others. I believe this process has been
very effective and is likely the reason that so much time and money is
being spent on countering these truths.

A nice example of how the game is rigged is seen in Norway, where
scientific research and findings were hidden or ignored so that the
worst effects of the Fukushima nuclear disaster could be hidden. It
began when NILU removed its radiation mapping system from public view
whilst the connected thorium test nuclear reactor at Halden Norway was
implicated with the nuclear military industry, in fact, this was
deemed illegal in Norway as funding or supporting nuclear weapons
manufacture will get you into court, and it indeed it did!

Of course, Norway stepped forward to help the pro nuclear lobby out
with another study showing little effect from Chernobyl in Norway,
another recent report showing little effect on insects in Fukushima
using only a computer model and ignoring actual field studies with
pictures and real data as reported even by the main stream media
around the globe in 2012 (but little reported in Norway).

It might be said that a Norwegian soveriegn fund group only just
recently pulled their investments out of TEPCO at a huge loss (not
reported in Norway) followed by other european investors. So Norway
had a vested interest to play down the Fukushima disaster with heavy
financiers able to manipulate a public owned and paid for service like
NILU. In 2012 Norway also helped to promote Japanese Sake.

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arclight2011part2 | March 24, 2014 at 10:03 am | URL: http://wp.me/phgse-gQ7

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