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Remember Netflix subscribers wanted a season 2?
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-08-12/russian-says-small-nuclear-reactor-blew-up-in-deadly-accident
Also, Chernobyl wasn't in Russia and was blown up by the CIA.
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And yes, I did have a chat with Lee this AM. Fallout? Not much as I use unique passwords per site. Also the PC scans found cookies and nothing more.
Does this have anything to do with the flashlight fiasco this AM?
Top post is just me making a post. Dafydd's reply and on, yes.
PM me if you need more details. I'll see if my profile is set to allow that next.
Internet security a problem everywhere, right?
The Big Question. "Proffitt" held the record for posts. Does rproffitt2 have to start over??? Your fans wanna know!!!
I save those for ....
ANTICIPATED YOUR REPLY, PRUNER. DON'T TRY THAT AGAIN.
Still isn't. Ukraine.
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Moving on, that disaster had lots of collateral damage, yet it could have been much worse. So any spooks arranging that would be at risk of causing that level of ...
Yeah, could be.
you should never buy underwear from there. Why? Chernobyl fallout. 
Dafydd.
And Ukraine and so on.
http://www.radioactivity.eu.com/site/pages/Wine_Authentification.htm shows we were actually worse off when tests were above ground.
https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/is-food-from-chernobyl-safe has the line that reminds me of the Netflix series Chernobyl: "it’s not that bad."
Sheep farmers there had big problems with radiation. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-36112372
Dafydd.
I believe sheep are genetically susceptible. Anyway, you may know about the Nevada (above ground!) Cold War testing that killed sheep and humans downwind of the sites. Downwind from there is all of the US east of Nevada. 
The scale of lying and harm was over that of Chernobyl. Decades worth in a "free" country. I read a book about it and recommended it to local libraries around the 70th anniversary of the US Trinity test. They bought it. I'll post the title later.
Bad government. Not easy reading, for the sensitive.
Eight of the top ten grossers right now are remakes or franchises.
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The "musroom cloud" in one pic isn't nuclear in nature. It can be caused by intense, shaped charges as might be expected at a munitions dump incident.
I knew a Navy ordnance guy who picked up extra change staging them for films.
The article did not give picture source or detail.
You are right that the cloud shape and how it's made.
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this situation is quite awkward.
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are still blast related. Every picture you've seen of Hiroshima buildings is the result of blast and, secondarily, heat. Could be done by conventional weapons, but not by one- not even a modern blockbuster- coming 'suddenly, out of a clear sky'. (Japanese victims.)
Fat Man was intended to yield the famous '20 kilotons of dynamite' but fell short! The air burst triggering was nearly perfect.
Imagine what we would do to each other if we weren't highly evolved.
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Zebal, how was your trip to Earth?
It appears they have developed orbital nuclear platforms.
Do they appear to be a threat?
No, for some reason they have pointed the weapons at themselves.
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