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Originally posted by stingray
OK guys, here's the video of the railroad tracks, the facility, and the boxes...
[edit on 20-12-2007 by stingray]
Originally posted by Xodiac
Originally posted by interestedalways
This answers my question about the lids
www.libertyforlife.com...
I'd like to say I'm not attacking you, and my little rant has nothing to do with the coffin subject. But after seeing some of the stuff on that site I would have a hard time believing anything there.
Originally posted by snoopyuk
also you guys may be interested in this :
www.remm.nlm.gov...
it is the offical procedures for dealing with contaminated bodies/
thanks
snoopyuk
Burial
Burial of a body that has internal contamination constitutes minimal health risk to humans or the environment, even if no special precautions are taken. Minimizing release of radioactive material into the environment is good practice, even if the amounts are very small.
A wooden casket or coffin is not sealed against elements entering or exiting the container. A metal casket has a seal that keeps gases and liquids from entering the container and keeps liquids from exiting the container.
A vault may be made of metal or concrete. Concrete vaults are lined with plastic. A vault might be constructed as a dome resting on a flat base or as a container with a lid. Both types are sealed. The latter type is recommended because it forms a better seal. The
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Originally posted by stingray
believe me, these things are stockpiled for something, and it just doesn't seem right to me. if demand slowed down for these boxes, they would have simply cut back on production before they made millions of extras.