12/02/2024
When we are bored, we respond to people that need reponding to!
Cyril Everett Caster You missed the real issues! Actually I am a protected person, and we really don’t live near any of those things. But what we do live relatively near are the makers of the processed uranium materials that are stored all over the western USA, that then contaminates your water most everywhere it crosses over a river, stream, brook, wadi, and aquifers in general. Then we are the makers of Radioactive Fertilizers that make most all your food produced by corporate agriculture cancerous and deadly! We got to do something with our 140,000 square miles of Urano/phosphate fertilizers. My tribe told them to get all their f$cking uranium materials off our F&cking land, as did the Idaho National Engineering Laboratories (INL), and the State of Arizona. Cancers are #1 suffering and killing in the USA, and growing exponentially globally. Yes, we export our sh*te to many other countries (it’s in violation of treaties and are Acts Of War!) millions dead and working hard for millions more for corporate greed.
As for other issues for fun, wind generators cause greatly increased air drag and hence ‘white water’ turbulence that rises up in the sky disrupting air currents and weather,—but I like rollercoaster air travel, don’t you? Dido for massive solar farms also altering the environment and ultimately weather, and not to mention how the freak storms, tornadoes, and typhoons can literally destroy an array and send shards flying through the air as knives and razorblades. Tidal only works where there is a tide(temperate areas etc, and personally we like our shell fish, to exist, and not cost and arm and leg. We also like our fish, especially fresh water fish. So we agree, we do not want to live near most of those issues— too much crime in cities, and people that are slaves to and dependent to much of that. We still adhere to Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness! Nice chatting with you. Congress for Idaho Law Living with Uranium - Saving Lives- Pocatello & Beyond. Most Radioactive Places: To Live, Work, and Play with Uranium Materials Radioactive City - Data Systems Uranium University, Pocatello