New UN Warning Sign Appropriate For New World Order

Elaine Meinel Supkis

Zeitgeist: the human mind inadvertently clicks onto ideas and images. Today, we are in a Skull and Bones nightmare New World Order so the new UN warning sign is perfect.

This is too funny.

VIENNA (Reuters) - The U.N. nuclear watchdog introduced on Thursday a new radiation warning symbol showing emanating waves, a skull and crossbones, and a running person.

It will supplement the existing three-cornered trefoil symbol which "has no intuitive meaning and little recognition beyond those educated in its significance", the International Atomic Energy Agency said in a statement.

I took one look and laughed. If any Skull and Bones person approaches, run like hell. This includes Kerry who goofed off during the election vis a vis his brother, Bush, and then threw in the towel without a blink of the eye.

The one flaw in this UN warning sign is not making the Eye of the Pyramid perfect. They hide it inside the old atomic warning symbol but they couldn't resist using the many arms of the Solar God reaching down to the Skull and Bones and the fleeing human.

I suggest these signs be posted all over DC as well as New Haven. And the rest of the world better pay attention too: these clowns are killing people far and wide. Do not shake their hands! Do not talk to them! Do not touch them!

They are nuclear waste.

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[Daliwood]

For many years, the US Dept. of Energy has been trying to design a warning sign or system that would be meaningful to any humans living thousands of years from now. For instance, the Yucca Mountain project is considering this design.

For the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant, Sandia Labs commissioned some experts to propose a warning sign. Look at the drawing in Sect. 5.2 of these excerpts from their report. It’s hilarious.

The full Sandia report is available here, but be warned that it’s a huge (43-MB) file

I haven’t read the full report, but I suspect it never once mentions that it might be better to avoid having waste that’s lethal for tens of thousands of years than to try to figure out how to keep it from killing our descendants.

[blues]

There are little nuclear hell holes all over the place. I once live about 20 miles north of Brewster, NY. Just off Rt 22, the main road in those parts, is a little road that goes a mile to the tiny town where I lived. I was in walking range of 'Nuclear Lake', which was known only to the townspeople. It was said to be a former nuclear 'something-or-other', associated with a beautiful little hidden pond. I started walking in toward it one nice day, but changed my mind. I am very glad I turned back. The thing was completely unmarked, but I have since read that those who 'visit' such places tend not to live very long to tell of it. I guess that's why its still such a secret-in-plain-sight.

[DeVaul]

This is the whole problem with nuclear energy: the waste is NEVER mentioned. Always we hear how building nuclear plants will save us, but no mention is ever made of the radioactive waste that becomes the hottest potato ever pitched around from one agency to another.

We hide it or dump it in the sea and then hope that no one will know who did it or when or why.

Salvation by nuclear energy will become the new BIG LIE in very short order. We can survive smog and ozone and global warming. We cannot survive nuclear accidents occuring on every continent.

[Elaine Meinel Supkis]

Target number one in any war will be nuclear power plants. They are totally vulnerable. Ask the Israelis and the Iraqis.

[Skamandros]

"This is the whole problem with nuclear energy: the waste is NEVER mentioned. Always we hear how building nuclear plants will save us, but no mention is ever made of the radioactive waste that becomes the hottest potato ever pitched around from one agency to another."

The sodium-cooled IFR designs seem to deal with the problem relatively well.

[DeVaul]

"relatively well"?

When discussing nuclear waste, "relative" is an important word. Relative to what? Our lifetimes? Or the lifetime of our species?

Look at the new sign above. Sounds like the new IFR designs will still need to warn humans 10,000 years from now.

Good luck with that.

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mmm I think it is good that the UN is part of the situation that regular
the workings of nuclear plants in the country especially if they are private

[Monkfu1]

i may be a complete dumb asse but that sign looks to me like someone hiding in a pyramid to escape radiation, could that be what all pyramids a round the world are for? solar radiation? the UN and elite would survive.

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