New & Improved Plague Is Spreading: 'The Truth Is So Incomprehensible It’s Easier To Pretend It Doesn’t Exist'
Global Research Report
his most recent story from ENENews is hard-hitting and right in our faces. It’s certainly not a pretty story but it’s a whole lot better than the dumbed down version of events we’re getting from the mainstream media. What do you get when you have a disaster that not only touches the entire world but you can’t see it, feel it, hear it, smell it nor taste it? Fukushima, an invisible, ‘new and improved’ plague, spreading across the world.
NibiruMagick2012 shares in the video below that we have now reached the time in which a ‘dangerous series of events’ is taking place at Fukushima. First, from Hannah Spector, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Education at Penn State (Harrisburg), Transnational Curriculum Inquiry.:
One of the problems we face with radioactive fallout from Fukushima is the lack of information coming from “experts.” Indeed, there has been a global media blackout, a “deadly silence on Fukushima”
Science still does not have the technological or methodological understanding to clean up the disaster which has leaked into the Pacific Ocean and spread throughout the northern hemisphere by way of wind and rain. This invisible truth is so incomprehensible that it is easier to pretend it doesn’t exist.
The novelty of Fukushima is worth noting. A new and improved version of the original atomic plague is spreading across the planet through earth, air, fire, and water – yet it cannot be seen, heard, tasted, smelled, or touched. It has become part of the atmosphere.
Where to run? Where to hide? What to do? At the same time, official reports have denied the extent of this boundary-transgressing catastrophe in both overt and covert ways.
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