can you tell me why german msm is reporting of imminent explosion of hanford nuclear facility?

I read about this yesterday. i'm from Washington and currently live here, pretty scary situation, but not on any news outlets here that I have seen.

If they cannot contain it, obviously. This plant is well known by locals to have leaks, since the 80's. years ago, residents filed a class action lawsuit, and won, for exposure to toxins, which resulted in high cases of thyroid cancer. This place is a mess, and we all know it.

Pretty crappy when other countries talk of it...but local news mentions nothing.

Not enough casualties, I suppose. Sigh.

Bump.

Hanford and Arkansas Nuclear One. Have a close look at them and do not let you distract yourself by the Korea False Flag.

all of this nuclear waste will seal our destiny.

no matter if its from nuke plants or the bomb development.

this race is so smart but oviously also so stupid.

we will never ever get rid of nuclear waste ever again.....

...and it wil kill us our children and grandchildren.

i hope these motherfucker albert einstein and werher von braun burn in hell for what the unleashed by figuring out nuclear processes!

I saw it a couple days ago on my phone browser, which first thing I do on normal days is read news to wake up if I remember that is... so it must have been on mobile CNN or FOX.

Pandora's box.

according to the American TV channel CNN as the worst radioactive contaminated site in the Western Hemisphere

wow

hope they contain that quick
weird nothings on the news about it
maybe not really in danger?

No risk of eminent explosion. The reason its being talked about is pressure is being put on the feds to clean it up. It's not any closer to exloding than it was decades ago. Only problem is if the 9.0+ every 300 year earth quake hits would most likely damage the tanks do to ground displacement might be enough to shake things up, and even then, it would probably only affect the area of the plant. Its 500 plus acres in an already low population area.

Last Edited by CeeLite on 04/04/2013 03:18 AM

^^this!

I saw this on local news last night. Seattle news.
The reporter kept saying "the information I am getting from the official sources, and from my inside sources is different"
Caught my ear that he would say it on live air.
KING 5 News. I will look for the link.

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Sorry don't know what that was but here is the link.

[link to www.king5.com]

Fuck. Im downwind by 80 miles. Gg

Werner von Braun is not guilty he only did rockets. Einstein is. Mostly jewish people take it for what its worth.

English version of the article at RT
[link to rt.com]

What a beautiful false flag that would make.

I hope they will not because otherwise you wouldn't most likely be able now to spread that shit of a message with your computer over the www. Turn on your brain, k!?

The MSM rarely discusses potential disasters. Its just not news-worthy until its actually happening.

our government is not going to tell anything about it

untill this :nunuk1k1:

Out of sight, out of mind.

If you could see a radiation cloud, they'd have a harder time ignoring it.

Radiation poisoning by contamination is insidious and invisible..
Ask the downwinders..
How much is your cancer worth.. if you live to collect, that is..?


[link to www.downwinders.com]

[snip]

Judge Wm. Fremming Nielsen presided over the trial that began on April 25, 2005, and went to the jury on May 13. It was a bellwether trial, comprised of 6 plaintiffs with thyroid disease and lasted 3 weeks.

After deliberating more than three days, a 12-member jury returned verdicts for two of the six bellwether plaintiffs in the first Hanford downwinder trial. Gloria Wise was awarded $317,251 and Steve Stanton $227,508 for their thyroid cancers. The jury failed to reach a verdict for the third thyroid cancer plaintiff, Shannon Rhodes. Judge Nielsen declared a mistrial in her case and a retrial was held during November 2005.

The first jury also returned defense verdicts for the three plaintiffs with hypothyroidism. In June 2005, the plaintiffs appealed these three verdicts to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit. In August 2005, the defendants appealed the verdict for Mr. Stanton and Ms.Wise.

A different jury sat through a two-week retrial for Ms. Rhodes in November 2005. The 12-member jury deliberated a little more than a day before deciding 11-1 in favor of DuPont and General Electric. In early 2006, Ms. Rhodes' case joined the others on appeal.

I think perhaps the German papers picked up on responses to a recent DOE report which criticized the Hanford situation. I live not too far from Hanford, and there has been an ongoing problem with storage and cleanup.

Having a mess at Hanford benefits both the government and whatever company is currently engaged in the perpetual "cleanup", because it allows extending contracts, expanding funding, etc.

Besides, it is a diversion from the financial situation which threatens your bank accounts.

Is is really dangerous? I don't know, it has been that way for a long time and there has been no explosion. Who knows what will happen in the future.

What are they going to do with those tanks? Any solution would take years to design, get a pass on the design, re-design, and finally maybe construct.


My belief is that leaks and breaches in the containment would be more danger than an explosion.

We have leaks now and they have decided that the glassification of the waste is a faulty design -- after all this time and all sorts of reviews that said glassification was the absolute best solution.


There does not seem to be any quick fix to Hanford. (Or any slow fix for that matter.)

What I want to know is....We waste all this money going to space, why not start filling up of this waste into rockets and blast it somewhere else. Be it the sun, jupiter, or hell, just send it where voyager1 is at, 40+ years and just now getting to outer solar system. Now that's a clean up plan.