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To: TobagoJack who wrote (103414)	10/24/2013 6:32:41 PM
From: Maurice Winn	Read Replies (2) of 217785

Maybe the Caesium and Iodine from Fukushima are a problem. I suppose I'll have to lumber into gear and do an analysis as I did with the BP/Transocean accident in the Gulf of Mexico, which told me that it was a trivial event [compared with the mass hysteria thinking] and that the worst of it was the lives lost and investment lost. The Pacific Ocean is very big and Fukushima is very small. So I expect that as with the BP accident, it will be only a brief respite from the debacle that is Obamacare and the quadrillions of sloshing US$ in various forms waiting for Zimbabwe times. Don't forget that as animals eat the radioactive nuclides, they sink when dead and become part of the vast sedimentary layers on the bottom of the ocean, kilometres thick. The biosphere is very very active. That's my first guess. But then, when first guessing at the effect of lead in petrol, I thought it not a big deal, then read the scientific studies and concluded arrrgggghhhhh.... insane to put it in petrol. Mqurice

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