Veterans Today
by Bob Nichols
St. Louis and the Rad Problem
St. Louis, now and forever more, will be remembered as a Manhattan Project nuclear garbage dump. It was for the most poisonous, flammable elements in the universe that just happen to also be radioactive. What will happen to the pieces of the rocks that incinerated Hiroshima, Japan and turned former people into mere shadows on the concrete? Nagasaki was blown away by Plutonium, manufactured by all reactors.
What is going on at the St. Louis City/Federal Nuclear garbage dump is the two have more or less run together 100 to 200 feet below the ground. This is out by the Airport in a poor section of town in a flood plain. As garbage dumps frequently do, it caught on fire. Now that is not very unusual, however hundreds of tons, if not thousands of tons of highly radioactive, flammable rocks mixed with or next to the garbage dump is not solvable in this lifetime; or ever. There is no fix.
As YRTW readers and commentators have pointed out, this nuke fire in St. Louis could be the result of many different things or nothing at all. That is real “plausible deniability” for you; an old term fired President Nixon popularized. The real criminals are the long dead people who thought of digging a plain hole in the ground for the Uranium bomb making left overs from the Manhattan Project in the first place and those workers who buried it many years ago. Their atomic legacy just keeps on killing.
St Louis is certainly not alone in experiencing the reckless disregard for life and health of the powerful federal/private Manhattan Project. The same highly radioactive throw-aways from building the Bomb are used as an under-pavement for roads in Niagara Falls, New York and West Chicago, Illinois. There are no doubt more cities with such a curse from WWII days and the 1950’s.
The St. Louis dump grounds now make up a giant nuclear powered cooking pot because the Uranium brings it’s own heat with it as a free built-in Property. This stuff burns really hot – up to 10,832 D. F. A real devils brew of explosive and poisonous stuff is cooking up in St. Louis. Worse, it is probably already on fire up to 200 feet below ground. The garbage fire is called a “smoldering fire” and is starved for oxygen. Digging it up is not a good idea since that just exposes the burning garbage fire to more oxygen.
The Uranium products don’t require oxygen to burn. Uranium products can burn without oxygen and underwater – it makes no difference. Plus, the fine Uranium particles can catch on fire at room temperature all by themselves. No ignition sources are required. When people use the old expression “It was bound to happen,” this is one of those things.
Now – 70 years later – it is kind of a Perfect Crime. The original Perps are long dead and buried or almost dead. The Feds are using a standard cover story that emphasizes that it was an illegal dumping operation of radioactive waste. Ha! That’s preposterous! The hundreds or thousands of workers, ranging from engineers to laborers digging a huge hole out by the Airport did exactly what they were told to do by the Manhattan Project. The Feds are just trying to escape liability by these idiotic lies. The Feds broke it; they have to pay to fix the impossible situation the folks are in now – It’s theirs! Now – Not 50 years from now.
Uranium is also chemically active. It can and does provoke the creation of explosive and poisonous gases at the St. Louis Garbage/Nuke Dump that migrate through the upper layers of dirt to poison and harm people in St. Louis. That is the natural way of things when substances are exposed to Radiolysis. It is defined by the Free Dictionary as: “Radiolysis – Molecular decomposition of a substance as a result of radiation.” – http://www.thefreedictionary.com/radiolytic
Pissin’ On The Roses has a good piece on Radiolysis. It is here: http://pissinontheroses.blogspot.it/2015/11/radiolysis-explosive-danger-at-west.html
My recommendation remains the same for healthy, able-bodied people in St. Louis – Just Leave, get out of town. I’ll keep you advised.
RADIATION CPM* COMPARISON
CITY STATE
*Listed in Counts per Minute, a Count is One Radioactive Decay Registered by the Instrument.
All Radiation Counts reported are partial Counts. Uncounted types of radiation include Alpha, Beta, Gamma, Neutron and X-Ray radiation. Uncounted radiation, if added, makes the actual Count higher and more dangerous.
The highest radiation reporting city is listed first, the least radioactive city reporting is listed last. Still, all reporting cities are above normal. These are the American cities that exceeded 1,000 CPM this week.
I just could not overlook Washington, DC at 268 CPM subtotal Gamma and Beta for a low; and 492 CPM subtotal Gamma and Beta for a High Rad reading. This is not even a low for the District. The low Beta only reading was 0nly 49 CPM.
The benefits of living in Washington, DC are never ending and far surpass those of Normal men and women living in other cities, towns and metropolitan areas – even New York. NY City recorded a 853 CPM Radioactive High this week.
Normal Radiation is 5 to 20 CPM. [6]
1,767 | CPM, | 353.4 | Times Normal, | Yuma, AZ. | Gamma, Beta. |
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1,585 | CPM, | 317 | Times Normal, | Spokane, WA. | Gamma, Beta. |
1,547 | CPM, | 309.4 | Times Normal, | Colorado Springs, CO. | Gamma, Beta. |
1,490 | CPM, | 298 | Times Normal, | Miami, FL. | Gamma, Beta. |
1,484 | CPM, | 296.8 | Times Normal, | San Diego, CA. | Gamma. Beta. |
1,387 | CPM, | 277.4 | Times Normal, | El Paso, TX. | Gamma, Beta. |
1,359 | CPM, | 271.8 | Times Normal, | Bakersfield, CA | Gamma, Beta. |
1,345 | CPM, | 269.2 | Times Normal, | Portland, ME | Gamma, Beta. |
1,337 | CPM, | 267.4 | Times Normal, | Navajo Lake, NM | Gamma, Beta. |
1,323 | CPM, | 264.6 | Times Normal, | Phoenix, AZ | Gamma, Beta. |
1,307 | CPM, | 261.4 | Times Normal, | Raleigh, NC. | Gamma, Beta. |
1,298 | CPM, | 259.6 | Times Normal, | Anaheim, CA. | Gamma, Beta. |
1,292 | CPM, | 258.4 | Times Normal, | Pittsburgh, PA, | Gamma, Beta. |
1,277 | CPM, | 255.4 | Times Normal, | Idaho Falls, ID | Gamma, Beta. |
1,287 | CPM, | 254.4 | Times Normal, | Fresno, CA | Gamma, Beta. |
1,257 | CPM, | 254.4 | Times Normal, | Reno, NV | Gamma, Beta. |
1,250 | CPM, | 250 | Times Normal, | Louisville, KY | Gamma, Beta |
1,244 | CPM, | 248.8 | Times Normal, | Charleston, WV. | Gamma, Beta. |
1,241 | CPM, | 248.2 | Times Normal, | Worcester, MA. | Gamma, Beta. |
1,238 | CPM, | 247.6 | Times Normal, | Pierre, SD | Gamma, Beta. |
1,237 | CPM, | 247.4 | Times Normal, | Rapid City, SD. | Gamma, Beta. |
1,236 | CPM, | 247.2 | Times Normal, | Little Rock, AR | Gamma, Beta. |
1,225 | CPM, | 245 | Times Normal, | Tucson, AZ | Gamma, Beta. |
1,208 | CPM, | 241.6 | Times Normal, | Amarillo, TX. | Totally Gone. |
1,200 | CPM, | 240 | Times Normal, | Riverside, CA. | Gamma, Beta. |
1,186 | CPM, | 237.2 | Times Normal, | Bismark, ND. | Gamma, Beta. |
1,165 | CPM, | 233 | Times Normal, | Madison, WI. | Gamma, Beta. |
1,148 | CPM, | 229.6 | Times Normal, | Billings, MT | Gamma, Beta. |
1,128 | CPM, | 225.6 | Times Normal, | Los Angeles, CA. | Gamma, Beta. |
1,124 | CPM, | 224.8 | Times Normal, | Rochester, NY. | Gamma, Beta. |
1,091 | CPM, | 218.2 | Times Normal, | Wichita, KS. | Gamma, Beta. |
1,061 | CPM, | 212.2 | Times Normal, | San Bernardino Cty | Gamma, Beta |
1,058 | CPM, | 211.6 | Times Normal, | Mason City, IA | Gamma, Beta. |
1,053 | CPM, | 210.6 | Times Normal, | Harrisonburg, VA. | Gamma, Beta. |
1,044 | CPM, | 208.8 | Times Normal, | Laredo, TX. | Gamma, Beta. |
1,039 | CPM, | 207.8 | Times Normal, | Hartford, CT | Gamma, Beta. |
1,020 | CPM, | 204 | Times Normal, | Denver, CO. | Gamma, Beta. |
1,019 | CPM, | 203.8 | Times Normal, | St George, UT. | Gamma, Beta. |
1,016 | CPM, | 203.2 | Times Normal, | Kearney, NE. | Gamma, Beta. |
492 | CPM, | 98.4 | Times Normal, | Washungton DC High | Gamma, Beta. |
268 | CPM, | 53.6 | Times Normal, | Washington DC Low | Gamma, Beta. |
Normal Radiation is 5 to 20 CPM. [6]
http://www.veteranstoday.com/2015/12/12/your-radiation-this-week-no-34/