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To: TobagoJack who wrote (148761)5/26/2019 12:04:22 PM
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Hmmm. Malaysian citizens apparently won't tolerate radioactive contamination of their ground water.

The sort of radioactive contamination that communist bosses tell Chinese citizens they have no choice but to accept at China's rare earth refineries. Hardly a surprise. Malaysians aren't Chinese slaves.
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Better to use a non-radioactive ore like the millions of tons of phosphate-gypsum ore already dug up annually in Florida for phosphoric acid production.

A little fungus, a little organic matter and naturally mild gluconic acid washes those rare earths into your hands.
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The Chinese Soviet system is on the same course to self-destruction the Russian one was. It took the Chernobyl disaster for Russia to finally realize what a catastrophe their system was.

The Soviet bosses said "unlike western nuclear plants the RBMK reactor design is inherently safe and can't melt-down". Well that didn't turn out so well.

It will likely be a similar environmental catastrophe in China which cues the wake-up.

Watch and brief.



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