This covert nuclear war on humanityRady Ananda The Nuclear Regulatory Commissions findings detail ongoing complaints about WIPPs ongoing failures to meet basic safety standards, let alone nuclear safety. But Hanford, the 10th most radioactive region on the planet, also made the news in March when fumes sickened at least 11 workers who were taken to various medical facilities. All this transpired while Japan attempts to safely remove the spent fuel rods from Fukushimas destroyed nuclear plants, an operation that Dr Helen Caldicott has characterized as incredibly dangerous and which will take months to complete. Dr Caldicott is a pediatrician deeply involved in the effort to end humanitys most ecocidal form of developed energy. Many of the fuel rod workers, she reports in this March interview, are prisoners and indigents. Epidemiologist Dr Rosalie Bertell explains the significance of these spent fuel rods, which the US stores at four times the pool capacity: Dr Moret explains that radioactive particles released in nuclear explosions also weaken metals, leading to metal fatigue known as the Wigner Effect, which attorney Alfred Weber describes as follows: The Wigner effect (named for its discoverer, E. P. Wigner), also known as the discomposition effect, is the displacement of atoms in a solid caused by neutron radiation. Heres a handy conversion chart when officials use different radiation measurement standards, from Ecology News. That Fukushima disaster is thousands, or possibly millions of Chernobyls, Moret warns. It has poisoned the entire Pacific Ocean and that poison is carried into the Atlantic circulation. Dr Caldicott concurs. Every day since March 11, 2011, between 300 and 400 tons of radioactive water have been pouring into the Pacific Ocean. At the top end, thats almost a half million tons. Is there any wonder we see starfish turning to goo and sealife collapsing? When the transhumanists decided to massively reduce global population, all they had to do was split the atom. To decide to develop nuclear power, whose byproducts are used for nuclear weapons, Ike and Oppenheimer signed our death sentence. (I am become death, he accurately quoted Lord Krishna from the Bhagavad Gita.) Dr Bertell has written extensively about the genocidal implications of nuclear power, and calls the development and use of nuclear energy omnicide. Radiation is going to kill everything but the most obscure life forms for millennia. In No Immediate Danger, she explains: Since the development of nuclear power, not only have we had three nuclear accidents of catastrophic scale, but militaries have: All that radiation rains down on us. Its ubiquitous in the food chain, the atmosphere, our waters, and in our bodies. And its gotten oh-so-much worse these past several decades with the Nuclear Regulatory Agency created by and for the industry. It would be inaccurate to call the NRC a captive agency; it never was free, its always been run by the industry it was created to regulate. In Nuclear Roulette, Gar Smith notes in the chapter, The Regulatory-Industrial Complex: Studies have also shown that certain whole foods (non GMO) can repair or mitigate DNA damage, a known effect of encountering radiation. Other whole foods actually protect organs and organ systems from radiation damage (providing a host of other benefits as well), and for this reason I take Juice Plus, a capsule of dried, high-quality superfoods and grains. Over at Food Freedom News, weve also produced a list from various reputable sources of recommended foods to protect you from radiation, or mitigate its damage. Its long past time to completely halt the use of nuclear energy and to terminate the military as Dr Bertell prescribes in her book, Planet Earth: The Latest Weapon of War. Humans can and must figure out how to resolve our differences without planet-killing wars and technologies. Recently by Rady Ananda: Rady Ananda is the creator of Food Freedom News and COTO Report, Rady Anandas work has appeared in several online and print publications, including four books. With a B.S. in Natural Resources from Ohio State Universitys School of Agriculture, Rady tweets @geobear7 and @RadysRant. 