Tuesday, January 7, 2014

Anne's research on Plutonium Emitted

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  1. *** INSANITY OF THE DAY ALERT ***

    Japanese experts recently found that singing is just as effective in radiation prevention as smiling and drinking beer.

    So let's sing radiation away once and for all !

    Please find below my charming new song NO FUEL TODAY which is dedicated to TODAY'S FOOLS who are still dreaming the nuclear dream which - I'm sorry to say - is more of a nightmare in terms of the real world we unfortunately live in most of the time [at least we still do as of now, ha ha].

    Take your copy of the lyrics, everyone ! I'm sure you all know the melody, it's a natural match, if only I was able to remember the name of that song, damned ! Total lapse of memory - must be an effect of the radiation... (of course there isn't any, right ?)

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    NO FUEL TODAY

    No fuel today, lost in a tragic way
    The vessel stands forlorn, a symbol of the dawn
    No fuel today, they state the plant's alright
    but anyone who's wise knows Tepco always lies

    Most of us know just what this message means
    The end of mankind (and other life, it seems)
    We knew for long that Fukushima scene
    Has ramifications never told on TV screen

    No fuel today, the pool has gone away
    As water levels fell, broke loose a fire hell

    But all that's left is a place dark and lonely
    A crippled plant in Japan's north-eastern part
    Radiation horrors don't stay local only
    So we've just seen the start

    No fuel today, it has been blast away
    It went right through the roof, check air nuclides for proof
    Where jet-stream blows, the faster all it goes
    The fall-out came at once, nobody had a chance

    Most of us know just what this message means
    But masses still ignore it (at least so it seems)
    I hope the fascists in the nuclear industry
    Are panicking in fear from the bad publicity

    No fuel today, it's molten down away
    Through steel and concrete base, no one knows where it stays

    But all that's left is a place dark and lonely
    A crippled plant in Japan's north-eastern part
    Radiation horrors don't stay local only
    So we've just seen the start

    Steam clouds today, the water's found a way
    From ocean to the well, but noone's gonna tell

    But all that's left is a place dark and lonely
    A crippled plant in Japan's north-eastern part
    Oh all that's left is a place dark and lonely
    A crippled plant in Japan's north-eastern part
    Oh all that's left is a place dark and lonely
    A crippled plant in Japan's north-eastern part

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    Delightful, isn't it ? I already feel sooo much better....

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    1. Yep join up, Troll Jousting is fun, sometimes too easy.

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