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Originally posted by otakugenx
reply to post by jonco6
That was not the placement for Cooper, Fort Calhoun yes, but cooper is a ways north of there.
Originally posted by cloaked4u
Originally posted by otakugenx
reply to post by jonco6
That was not the placement for Cooper, Fort Calhoun yes, but cooper is a ways north of there.
where is the active power plant. IS that downstream. how far away is it from the one that is flooded.?
Originally posted by cloaked4u
Originally posted by illuminatiDpress
what kind of idiots store spent fuel rods in a flood zone, didnt we spend 50 trillion to excavate Yuka mountain for that...what a bunch of losers run the world.
The same kind of idiots that will use radiation, CANCER to get rid of the population.
Originally posted by kissitgoodbye
reply to post by Deetermined
I know there are many reasons for the "no fly zone" to be in effect. My issue is that TP that B are now saying that there is NO "no fly zone" over the nuke plants according to the link that ESSAN provided. There definitely was one so they are either lying or not getting it straight.
Thanks for the post. Lots of good info! Stay Safe
The report goes on to say President Barack Obama has ordered news organizations not to report the accident and imposed a "no-fly" zone over the plant because of radiation leaks from "a near catastrophic meltdown."