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SoLeftIAmRight

(4,883 posts) Thu Dec 3, 2015, 03:31 PM Dec 2015

President Bush the dumber opened Pandora's Box...

World powers brace against the force unleashed. Who alive today will escape the effects of this greatest blunder? Fukashima continues to pour radiation into the Atlantic. Citrus in Orlando test positive for radiation from this other greatest blunder. What organisms on earth will not feel the gentle glow? In the home of the brave holiday shopping continues unabated. The land of the free lumbers along in the process of electing a leader

I feel numb.

There are so very many people and organizations that offer guidance for any that want to foster positive change in many many dysfunctional systems. They struggle and find small joy in small victories, an army of Dutch boys, fingers in dikes, holding back a patient relentless ocean.

Here in the Underground we squabble, often about the trivial side issues of our existence.

Here - in this place - in this time – I WANT MORE.

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President Bush the dumber opened Pandora's Box... (Original Post) SoLeftIAmRight Dec 2015 OP

Oh I think it started way before bush yeoman6987 Dec 2015 #1

Um! Japan is in the Pacific, not the Atlantic. longship Dec 2015 #2

yeoman6987

(14,449 posts)

1. Oh I think it started way before bush

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Thu Dec 3, 2015, 03:49 PM

Dec 2015

longship

(40,416 posts)

2. Um! Japan is in the Pacific, not the Atlantic.

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Thu Dec 3, 2015, 04:16 PM

Dec 2015

And the radiation from Fukushima is not effecting Florida citrus.

I call rubbish on this OP just on these two points alone.

However, yes. Fukushima is a big clusterfuck. But the Japanese have a very educated, industrious, and organized society. That is why they will get this catastrophe fixed. And yes, it will likely take many years.

But Fukushima effecting Florida citrus?
BZZZZZZZT! Sorry, that is no more true than Fukushima melting west coast US sea stars, often argued here for some strange reason.

My best to you, regardless.

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