When asked about the U.S.S. Reagan's ability to detect radiation early, sailor Cooper stated "we have a multimillion-dollar radiation-detection system, but" it takes time to be set up and activated". She went on to describe that after being exposed, "we couldn't go anywhere. Japan didn't want us in port, Korea didn't want us, Guam turned us away. We floated in the water for two and a half months" until Thailand took the stricken sailors in.
Clearly, when dealing with the disasters inherent in the nuclear industry, fascist governments give priority to nationalist and political priorities over the needs of individuals -- even those who risk their lives serving their country. And this raises the question: is nuclear experimentation destroying humanity politically as well as biologically?
Nuclear experimentation is destructive on a level that supersedes our common understanding of time and space. The nuclear industry is risking the unriskable. Nuclear experimentation is political and it's fascism. I'm only left to wonder". did the institutions involved in nuclear experimentation design themselves according to the definition of fascism, or do they naturally fit the definition that perfectly?
"Not all Becquerels are created equal, all people are." ~ J Midnight
"Truth is the daughter of the time, not of authority." ~ Francis Bacon
Previous articles by Ethan:
- The Great Unsaid: What 1984 Can Teach Us About 2014
- Oligarchical Collectivism in the Adolescence of Humanity
- GE Spokesperson Speaks to Wake Up World About Fukushima Nuclear Disaster
- How to Enhance Intuition: Understanding the Four Forms of Awareness
- How to Overcome the Hegelian Dialectic, a Political Mechanism that Limits Social Thinking
- UK's Proposed Ban on Esoteric Knowledge: Why Institutions Seek to Limit Access to Information
- A Little Green Revolution: the Rainbow Warriors will Heal the Earth Mother
- The 5 Tibetan Rites of Rejuvenation: 108 Movements to a Meditative Mind State
- The Brotherhood of Man: a Tibetan Perspective
- Oligarchical Collectivism and the Four Steps to Learning Politics
About the author:
Ethan Indigo Smith is the newest member of Wake Up World's team of Contributing Writers. Ethan was born on a farm in Maine and lived in Manhattan for a number of years before migrating west to Mendocino, California.
The events of September 11, 2001 inspired him to write his first book, The Complete Patriot's Guide to Oligarchical Collectivism, an insightful exploration of history, philosophy and contemporary politics.
Blending philosophy, politics, activism, spirituality and humour, Ethan's more recent publications include:
- The Matrix of Four, The Philosophy of the Duality of Polarity on the subject of the development of individual consciousness
- the controversial The Terraist Letters, a work that humorously contrasts the very serious issues of global nuclear experimentation promotion and global marijuana prohibition
- Tibetan Fusion a book of simple meditative practices and movements that can help you access and balance your energy, and
- The Little Green Book of Revolution an inspirational book based on ideas of peaceful revolution, historical activism and caring for the Earth like Native Americans.
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