Proof the entire system is a sham

Here we all are trying to figure out if there are radioactive particles falling out of the sky.

What happened to all the real time monitoring of our water and air to defend us against terrorist attack!

Now with three days warning and radiation coming from 5000 miles away the government admits they have three monitors that suck air through a filter and then the filter is picked up and checked in a lab once an hour! 

We are on our own.

A system in Sacramento was able to “detect tiny quantities of radioisotopes that might indicate an underground nuclear test on the other side of the world,” OR A PLANT IN MELTDOWN SPEWING DEATH INTO THE AIR “These detectors are extremely sensitive and can detect minute amounts of radioactive materials.” GOOD!

A separate detection system run by the EPA, known as RadNet, has also shown no harmful levels of radiation coming to the United States. The system was developed in the 1950s during the Cold War.

One system is from the 50’s, THE FIFTY’S! Jesus man that is even older than I am. WTF.

The government is NOT LOOKING OUT FOR YOU! If it is an accident then there is no problem and we should all ignore it. If it was an attack your civil rights would disappear faster than you could hold your breath.

Just to push the point here the U.S. Surgeon General Regina Benjamin was touring (wandering around) a Bay Area hospital when NBC reporter Damian Trujillo asked her about the run on Iodide tablets and Dr. Benjamin said although she wasn’t aware of people stocking up but she did not think that would be an overreaction. She said it was “right to be prepared”.

On the other side of the issue is Kelly Huston of the California Emergency Management Agency of unknown title and competence. Huston said state officials, along with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission and the California Energy Commission, were monitoring the situation and said people don’t need to buy the pills.

Suckers. Go back to the tele and get programmed to comply.

Radioactive particles arriving in the Bay Area, but pose no risk, say scientists and health officials – San Jose Mercury News.