Harrisburg, Three Mile Island 'nuclear power disaster'

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Harrisburg, Three Mile Island 'nuclear power disaster'

Postby rerevisionist » 11 Dec 2011 18:28

Just a brief note. Google analytics says there are quite a few views from Harrisburg. Looking online at 'Three Mile Island' commentaries, there's the curious disconnect between predicted lethal effects from a dangerous 'nuclear core meltdown' in one 'unit', and actual effects, which appear to be pretty much zero in environmental terms, but quite a lot in money terms.

Note that the events are consistent with the plant being a dumpload, used to balance supply and demand of power, not therefore ever generating any electricity at all. Someone presumably forgot to run water into the 'kettle', which ran dry and overheated. Yawn.

Perhaps someone in the know could comment - was there in fact any serious attempt to investigate the plant? Or, as of course would be expected in view of corruption in the USA by ZOG groups, was there just some whitewash ponderous pseudo-investigation? Probably the citizens of Harrisburg make - by the trickle-down effect - a bit of money from the plant, so it's probably unrealistic to expect intelligent comment.

However 'Three Mile Island' deserves a mention in 'nukelies'!
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Re: Harrisburg, Three Mile Island 'nuclear power disaster'

Postby BNSF9647 » 19 Feb 2012 20:26

Here in Michigan down in Monroe County (I'm about 45 miles north), Detroit Edison are utility provider had a similar incident at its Fermi site another alleged nuclear plant. This incident was before my time. According to the link here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enrico_Fermi_Nuclear_Generating_Station they had a supposed partial fuel meltdown???? Yet this seems to be similar if not the same issue that happened at Three Mile Island 13 years later, a dump-load overheated due to inefficient or lack of cooling. Another tidbit to add. Here in the US I'm not sure if you all are familiar with this policy, all so called nuclear reactors are owned by the US Department Of Defense.
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Re: Harrisburg, Three Mile Island 'nuclear power disaster'

Postby FirstClassSkeptic » 19 Feb 2012 22:15

BNSF9647 wrote:Here in the US I'm not sure if you all are familiar with this policy, all so called nuclear reactors are owned by the US Department Of Defense.


Really? Tell me more about that one.

It's not generally known that the United States super highway system is really a Dept. of Defense project.

https://www.globalsecurity.org/military/ ... y/ndhs.htm
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Re: Harrisburg, Three Mile Island 'nuclear power disaster'

Postby rerevisionist » 19 Feb 2012 23:52

In Britain, the 'Met Office' (Meteorological Office) is part of the Ministry of Defence. ('Defence', as in the US, is generally in the doublethink sense). The nominal reason is something like - weather information has to be controlled in case there's an attack. However, as it turns out it's a useful way to control 'climate change' information/ misinformation. I taped a relevant talk by Sir John Mason, on global warming, about 15 years ago & must put it on Youtube.

Exorcist pointed out to me that Three Mile Island's 'accident' was March 28, 1979; and on March 16, 1979, Columbia Pictures released The China Syndrome. (I love the verbal crap surrounding films - 'premier', 'release' etc). A couple of weeks earlier. I remembered a similar coincidence (though at this time of writing I forget what..!) which does suggest the film was a deliberate propagandist thing; in fact new 'nuclear power stations' were no longer built in the US a few years later. I have a copy of film somewhere; maybe there are clues in it.
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Re: Harrisburg, Three Mile Island 'nuclear power disaster'

Postby Exorcist » 20 Feb 2012 00:30

List of "Nuclear and Radiation Accidents" here:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_and_radiation_accidents

It appears there is always something being staged to cause public anxiety and keep taxpayer's money flowing into the global company blackhole. The excuses look pretty feeble....severe corrosion of this or severe corrosion of that, safety violations, operator error etc. Do the companies running these plants have any idea what they are doing? The answer would appear to be yes. They are running a highly efficient and profitable scam.
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Re: Harrisburg, Three Mile Island 'nuclear power disaster'

Postby BNSF9647 » 20 Feb 2012 01:21

Yes, I will try to remember as much as I can as I got this information years ago about all so called reactors being property of the US DOD. I recall an article being posted online about this, but can't find it anymore online. Anyway it goes like this. All so called nuclear reactors, weapons, etc. are in fact designed and engineered by the Department Of Energy (also according to wackypedia all fake nuclear weapons are on loan to the DOD from the DOE/NNSA https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Department_of_Energy#Responsibility_for_nuclear_weapons) , not by contractors as according to some documents. All so called reactors for utility use are in fact property of the DOD on loan to utilities due to "national security concerns". In the event of an national emergency the DOD is to require all utilities to shutdown all reactors in the nation. Whether any so called nuclear plants shutdown on 911 I'm not sure, as those attacks were as false as nuclear energy. Yet that article could well have been disinfo or I got some points mixed I hope this makes sense to you. I will look deeper to see if i can find additional info on the subject
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