Die große Lüge der Radioaktivität - Netzfund

When you think of radioactivity, you first think of an explosion, painful death and contaminated food. The invisible death lurks everywhere. What if it doesn't die at all? First act. Becquerel. Henry Anton Becquerel discovered the natural radioactivity at Uranus in 1896, discovered the physical character of beta radiation and received the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1903 together with his husband Marie and Pierre Curie for the discovery of radioactivity. After his death in 1908, he was honored with the unit of activity of radioactive substances called Becquerel. Second act. Uranus viewed neutrally. Let's take a closer look at the Uranus rock from a neutral point of view. It shines and radiates by itself. It is naturally occurring and it gives energy to the free at will from the outside. This means that this is only a naturally occurring shining rock. From a philosophical point of view, you could say a light bringer or a luminous creature. Third act. The healing effect. After the discovery of radium in 1898, radioactivity became a health trend. In Europe, numerous radium spas were opened and in France there was a cosmetics series called Thoradia, which packed the radioactive element as a beauty elixir in creams and powders. At that time, the general knowledge was that radium is a healing remedy and makes people healthier and more beautiful. At Thoradia in the 1920s and 1930s as a face cream and powder offer, a doubled effect was promised by the combination of the active ingredients radium and thorium. The face cream contains 0.5 grams of thorium chloride and 0.35 grams of radium in the 100 gram can. The recipe was patented in France in 1932. A pink tone was modern at the time. The radioactive paste made the most of it. After the French doctor Alfred Curie launched the pharmacy-exclusive product Thoradia in early 1933, this became the basis of a preparation series, which flourished until almost 1960 and also included soap, lipstick powder and a mouth antiseptic. A radium-containing chocolate also reached market maturity as a rejuvenating or health-promoting food and entertainment. The Radium Wasserzwieback, a bakery in St. Joachimstal, was produced with the addition of Joachimstal radium water. In this context, the museum of the American Health Physics Society has interesting exhibits, including radium butter, radium beer, radium cigarettes, even radium condoms and radium shoe cream. Summarizing these facts, it could be argued that radioactivity has a healing or health-promoting effect on the human body. Act IV. The Atomic Bombs Now you have to imagine that this was an extremely positive and generally accessible possibility of healing and healing. This could have given a certain interest group the idea of ​​how to use this raw material in a particularly effective and profitable way. You would have to take it away from the people in order to sell it to them again. The Birth of the Atomic Bomb In 1945, two military attacks were carried out in style with the help of napalm bombs, then published horror stories with suitable imagery and censored everything that contradicted them through the Civil Censorship Detachment. If you propagate something long enough, the people will believe it at some point. Especially when it's in the school books. In addition, and this is the most important part, it is explained that this explosion could only achieve its degree of danger through radioactive material and therefore released radioactivity. The problem is that metal in contact with metal, be it gold, silver, lead, iron, uranium of any kind, including uranium-235, do not split exponentially and do not explode, initiated by polonium, beryllium, even after it is mechanically compacted. And that too suddenly. In summary, it can be said that radioactivity was initially put in a negative picture, namely that of the death-bringing, and thus that the knowledge gained so far with radioactivity is equal to evil was overplayed and no one wanted to have anything to do with it. But the prevailing class did not mind and commissioned the construction of the first nuclear power plant, which was completed nine years later in 1954 and went into operation. Coincidentally, the first Bilderberger conference took place in the same year, about a month before. From then on, part of the electricity they receive was sold by nuclear power plants. Of course, the price is determined by the owner. In addition, since 1945, taxpayers have been imposing radioactive material for military purposes, such as ammunition or armor coatings. Now you might think that the history of radioactivity is a one-off. But let's take a look at the history of hemp for comparison. Hemp is one of the oldest and most diverse cultural plants in human history. For over six millennia, it has been an economically important supplier of fiber, food and medicine. Hemp was grown in almost all European and Asian countries and was an important, partly the most important, source of raw material for the production of ropes, sailcloth, clothing textiles, paper and oil products. The historical significance of the raw material hemp is mainly due to the use of fibers as a technical textile. In the 17th century, at the height of sailing, hemp experienced its heyday in Europe. Almost all ship sails and almost all tackle work, ropes, nets, flags, up to the uniforms of the sailors, were made from hemp due to the friction and wetness. Each ship needed 50 to 100 tons of hemp fibers every two years for its basic equipment. Until the 18th century, hemp fibers, together with flax, nettle and wool, were the raw materials of the European textile industry. Then there were certain interest groups who invested in raw oil again and the hemp was under pressure as a result of the marijuana prohibition. In many countries of the world, hemp cultivation, regardless of whether it was hemp for use or for drugs, was forbidden and is still forbidden to this day. It's all just a coincidence. Act V. The Cold War The Cold War is the permanent tension between the Western victorious powers and the Soviet Union after the Second World War. This state between the Western powers and the Eastern Bloc led to a division of Europe and especially to the division of Germany. During the Cold War, the people were repeatedly told that it was a nuclear arms race. As a result, it was held in fear and panic and made hasty. The Tavistock Institute of Human Relations was responsible for this, which was founded in 1946 by employees of the Tavistock Clinic and made possible by a donation from the Rockefeller Foundation. The basic method of the institute was to achieve the permanent state of shock. The findings that made the Tavistock Clinic important for the elite were made after the First World War. Many of the survivors returned as broken men. This phenomenon was referred to as war neurosis, today called post-traumatic stress disorder. In the Tavistock Clinic, it was found that the traumatized were easily accessible for external influences. The financiers of the institute recognized the importance that this could have for mass manipulation and directed the institute towards developing and implementing methods that should put the entire society in a permanent state of shock. In order to achieve this, the media would permanently instill the fear of intangible dangers to the viewer. For example, in the face of energy shortages, economic and financial collapses, ecological disasters, nuclear bombs, terrorist attacks, etc. In the face of the threat, man would increasingly draw back on himself and try to escape reality. Through the entertainment program, the mass media could then channel the anger triggered by fear. 6. Chernobyl Describe the year 1986. 41 years have passed since Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The topic of radioactivity was increasingly pushed into the background. But then, on April 26, there was an explosion in the Chernobyl nuclear power plant. Incidentally, the annual Bilderberg conference took place at the same time. It almost seemed like this topic should not be forgotten. Initially, politicians declared that the radioactive substances emitted during the explosion were completely harmless. One or two weeks passed, a radiation protection commission was founded and it was declared that all means were necessary to protect oneself against the radioactive rays. It looked like this. Exit restrictions, do not go out when it rains because it is acidic rain and brings death. A large part of the German harvest was destroyed due to suspicion of radioactivity. In the same way, the way for the poisoned food that we eat today was established here. In addition, there were basic rights restrictions, strengthened roads and border controls, closed open-air baths, and the ban on official football games. And all this just to protect the population. Some people recognize the parallels to today's situation here. Let's look at what happened in Chernobyl. Three days after the explosion, all the inhabitants of the nearby town of Pripyat were evacuated. And they were made to believe that they could return within the next few days. Then a 10 and a 30 km radius lock zone was set up under strict military surveillance. Nevertheless, in the years that followed, about 200 people illegally returned to their homes and have since been tolerated by the state. Now you could ask yourself, if the propaganda about radioactivity is true, how did these 200 returnees survive? In addition, they grow their own vegetables and keep their animals there. Another point is the offered tourist tours that have been starting from Kyiv since 1998. From a scientific point of view, you would have had to wait at least 30 years for a life-threatening radioactivity to be excluded. Act 7. Summary In 2011, the world took a breath of fresh air. Fukushima in Japan mutated into a new nuclear crisis. The fact that just as many questions arose in close observation as to the questionable collapse on September 11th leaves most unreflected. One could get the impression that these events are intended and targeted. That the unfortunate events of the last decades, which had to do with the topic of radioactivity, would only have been there to grow with the attitude generation after generation. Radioactivity is just as bad, instead of clarifying it through the positive aspects. Well, in a neutral way, radioactivity is an emission of energy, which, according to the facts of the 1920s and 1930s, does good to the human body. Perhaps this aspect can be compared to the property of the sun. It gives us vitality and vitality. We feel good when its rays surround us. In conclusion, I can only hope that everyone was able to draw their own conclusions from it and sees this topic from a different perspective today. We live in a time characterized by lies and slavery. But now the page is turning and we have the opportunity to finally be free after hundreds of years.