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The True Battle of Chernobyl Uncensored (92 min) (via Picasso Dreams)

On April 20, 2011April 20, 2011 By southwerkIn business ethics

This documentary is chilling look at the Chernobyl disaster with all the benefits of hindsight. I was familiar with the original coverage – this is way beyond this. Fron just a serious nuclear incident in the popular press, this documentary shows you a cataclysm that Gorbachav explains was one of the causes of the collapse of the Soviet Union.

Please watch it!

James Pilant

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Picasso Dreams

An ever-evolving collection of art, nature and political musings, with a little bit of photography, economics, humor, world news, and the rantings of a bookstore/coffee farm owner living by the beaches of Nicaragua tossed in for good measure.

I was reading this site for a while and found a lot of interesting thought. Here are some examples –

As Xenon, Iodine, Cesium and who knows what else blankets Canada, the US, half of Mexico and Europe, life goes on as normal. Charlie Sheen and his wife or ex-wife appear to be in a custody battle, though.

Then came Fukushima. I didn’t see the images or read the news for the first two days. I was in a silent retreat – thank god. I overheard someone mention an earthquake in Japan on Friday morning, but I put it out of my head. There was nothing I could do. By the evening, I felt sad energies weighing me down. In the morning, I learned that a tsunami struck, leaving a quarter of a million people homeless. I did a lot of dance meditation that day, releasing energies through movement. I ended my silence Sunday afternoon and headed to an internet cafe to see what had happened. That was when I first learned about Fukushima. I felt like I had been hit with a lead pipe. The world had just changed, though many people did not know it. They still don’t know that it has changed. I stared at the images on my computer screen. Three reactors in melt-down. “Partial meltdown.” There is no such thing as a partial meltdown. They won’t be able to stop it, I said to myself.

I rarely read mainstream news articles. They aren’t worth my time – I can rip apart the accuracy of just about every article put on the front page. There is a huge disconnect between the news I read (and share) and what passes for news in the corporate media.

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