Weaponized social media is a concept where a social media account, website, or other online property is used to wage targeted harassment against a victim or group. The type of harassment is often covert and designed so that only the target recognizes the harmful messages behind the posts, or designed so none of the…
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Source: Ernest Halcon Interview The Ernest Halcon MBVR interview, much like the rest of the smear campaign, is loaded with complete fabrications of reality. Over the years, it has been been the most listened to interview, by police and FBI; it’s been repeatedly used to plant disinformation into my back story. The interview fully…
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real scientific testing. trust the people who know, not the people who pretend to know https://www.sciencenews.org/article/toxic-waste-sites-may-cause-health-problems-millions Posted by Nowhere Man on Monday, April 12, 2021
ToxicWasteSites.org is proud to announce the release of our EPA Superfund Toxic Waste Site Records Downloader. Activists and journalists that would like to research these sites are often left with the arduous task of locating and downloading all of the relevant records. Our Superfund downloader streamlines this process, allowing a researcher to quickly locate and…
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There are over 47,000 Superfund sites. 1,300 of these sites are listed on the National Priorities List (NPL). This interactive map, created by the US EPA, can help you locate an NPL Superfund site and associated pubicly available online records. Iframes not supported
The B Reactor (the 105-B building at the Hanford Site) was the world’s first production-scale nuclear reactor. It was rushed into construction during the height of WW II as part of the Manhattan Project, the urgent effort by the United States to create an atomic bomb before one could be built, it was feared,…
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Provo, Utah –Portions of Lake Utah have been closed after the discovery of blooms of toxic algae. On September 19th, 2018, The Division of Water Quality (DWQ) took samples from Lake Utah. Public records collected by the DWQ reveal, “Anatoxin-a levels exceeded recreation health-based thresholds for a Warning Advisory at two sample sites.” “Three sites exceeded recreation health-based levels for…
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