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Micky Z.: Radiation, it seems, has us by the balls

Mickey Z.net 21 September 2006
Radiation, it seems, has us by the balls…but I’ll bet not even this would stir most folks to anger:

Helen Calidicott sez: “It takes a single mutation in a single gene in a single cell to kill you. [The most common plutonium isotope] has a half-life of 24,400 years. Every male in the Northern Hemisphere has a small load of plutonium in his gonads. What that means to future generations God only knows–and we’re not the only species with testicles. What we’re doing is degrading evolution, and not many people understand that.”

Are your testicles glowing?

Derrick Jensen sez: “Let’s be clear: Those in power are poisoning children, stealing their physical and cognitive health: making them weak, sick, and stupid. How close must the culture cut before you will fight back?”


The endgame is upon us…

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