Reports of NUCLEAR submarine on fire at Russian shipyard

originally posted by: WineAndCheese9
a reply to: butcherguy

wait till you see what kind of Nuclear Accidents are waiting US mainland

too complicated to explain, so lets just call it Karma

I would be careful with those kind of comments in a public forum

a reply to: ScientificRailgun

For your information Fukushima is higher output of Radiation than Chernobyl

Just that most of it went into the sea

originally posted by: Hellas

originally posted by: WineAndCheese9
a reply to: butcherguy

wait till you see what kind of Nuclear Accidents are waiting US mainland

too complicated to explain, so lets just call it Karma

I would be careful with those kind of comments in a public forum

I'd rather the member elaborate.
Maybe the NSA could do something useful.

a reply to: Hellas

Ahhh the Russian Navy....who needs NATO when Russia will sink there own ships for us

originally posted by: WineAndCheese9
a reply to: ScientificRailgun

For your information Fukushima is higher output of Radiation than Chernobyl

Just that most of it went into the sea

Do you have scientific evidence to back that, or are you just talking out of your expulsion valve?

a reply to: Hellas

Oh man..., that photo looks bad.

We should start checking a map of the area and which way those waters flow.

Seafood could be ruled out in some place if this doesn't get controlled.

originally posted by: FamCore
a reply to: WineAndCheese9

What are you referring to "accidents on the U.S. mainland"? Too complicated to explain - can you at least state what these accidents are related to? THAT comment got my full-fledged attention

Well you are not the only one who wants to know.

Fine, by popular demand I will explain.

I paid Ed Dames to teach me RV, though we didn't complete the whole program due to my schedule, I learned enough to see the future of United States.

You want to move to Canada, US is finished, natural disasters are going to wreck US completely, and I think, this is my personal belief, that US is targeted by these coincidences not coincidentally

I think US deserves it.

Kinda like KARMA

originally posted by: WineAndCheese9
a reply to: Hellas

Don't worry Russians are not puppets of Washington,

If there is a leak, Russians will deal with it

Kind of like they did with the Kursk submarine disaster? Hopefully they won't let it fully burn before asking the British and the Norwegian for help this time.

originally posted by: Trueman
a reply to: Hellas

Oh man..., that photo looks bad.

We should start checking a map of the area and which way those waters flow.

Seafood could be ruled out in some place if this doesn't get controlled.

a reply to: WineAndCheese9
Oh. Remote viewing.
I am not so worried now.

originally posted by: butcherguy

originally posted by: FamCore
a reply to: WineAndCheese9

What are you referring to "accidents on the U.S. mainland"? Too complicated to explain - can you at least state what these accidents are related to? THAT comment got my full-fledged attention

It got my attention too.
If the poster is not 'blowing smoke', do they know some terrorists or something?

Well Im not taking any chances im gonna drop that comment to the rewards for justice tip line and get them to investigate it,and also if they are up to no good ill get a cash reward.

a reply to: WineAndCheese9
Well now that you've elaborated, thank you. But I won't be holding my breath (even though I do think the U.S. is in deep trouble economically and politically)

a reply to: Trueman

Why? It has nothing to do with the reactor.

a reply to: ScientificRailgun

www.independent.co.uk...

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a reply to: WineAndCheese9

Just? The waters of BC are now reporting high levels of radiation 4 years after just that most of it went into the sea. Story was posted on ATS couple days ago.

originally posted by: Trueman
a reply to: Hellas

Oh man..., that photo looks bad.

We should start checking a map of the area and which way those waters flow.

Seafood could be ruled out in some place if this doesn't get controlled.

The reactors on Russian Nuclear vehicles are pretty hardy, despite what misconceptions people may have on Russian hardware. If the fire didn't START in the reactor, hopefully they'll bring it under control before the Reactor's safety systems are compromised.

Based on the photos, I think we may be looking at yet another Russian nuclear accident. It's a shame. Russia is actually pretty beautiful, The area around Chernobyl in Belarus was really pretty, it's shame these accidents continue to mar the Russian landscape.

a reply to: ScientificRailgun

That fire actually doesn't look as bad as the one that gutted the Miami.

a reply to: ScientificRailgun

oh yeah you really care about Russia

not based on your posts on ATS which anyone can dig and see

originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: Trueman

Why? It has nothing to do with the reactor.

Fire complicates things.
There wasn't any fire complicating things to cause Three Mile Island. They were running a test.
There wasn't a fire (initially) at Chernobyl.... they were running a test.
It would be interesting to know if the reactors (there are two) are shut down.

a reply to: butcherguy

And the reactor has multiple redundancies, as well as being protected by the shell around it. It would have to be a hell of a fire just to get to it.