The largest genocide in
human history happened
where? Most people would
answer Germany, and the
Jewish Holocaust.
Actually though, the
largest genocide happened
in the USA, with the
native American Indians,
with estimates of 19
million to 100 millio...
Official Nuclear
Radiation Study; Tokyo
University
Hayno, R.S., et al
(2013) Internal
Radiocesium Contamination
of Adults and Children 7
to 20 Months After the
Fukushima NPP Accident as
Measured by Extensive
Whole-Body-Counter
Surveys, Proc. Jpn....
Toxic radiation
accumulates in water
supplies after nuclear
accidents. Radiation
bioconcentrates in fish
that live in fresh water
and salt water. Runoff of
fresh water from land
which has been
contaminated ends up
contaminating oceans, and
salt wate...
66 Atomic Bombs were
exploded on the Bikini
Island Atolls. Hundreds
of islanders were removed
from the islands, but not
from harms way. One
hydrogen bomb exploded
near the islands, and the
children played with the
dust from the bomb, as it
fel...
"Under our current law,
a suspected terrorist on
the FBI's No-Fly List
can't board an airplane
-- but they can still
legally purchase guns and
explosives.
This loophole, known
as the
âTerror
Gap,â
is ...
Photo: Love this planet by Sol F.
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— Nature is
beautiful!
Photography is my
passion. When you
click and capture and
image you know it is
unique. Today I share
some pics that I have
taken. more
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Photo: Port Hope Simpson Off the Beaten Path by Llewelyn P.
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— Port Hope Simpson –
Off the Beaten Path -
follow the Labrador
Coastal Drive, Route 510
in Newfoundland &
Labrador, Canada and
discover the Town’s
“Pitprops, Politics
& Prosperity,”
Heroic Struggle of
sustainable develop... more
Photo: VSO Labrador Clues by Llewelyn P.
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— VSO Labrador Clues
Voluntary Service
Overseas (VSO) in
Newfoundland and
Labrador, Canada 1960-70
Have you ever thought
about helping other
people not as fortunate
as yourself? Well, that
is exactly what 53 young
18–19 year olds
mainly from the U... more
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