Secret Nuclear Waste - The Dark Side of Humanity Happening NOW

"Unnoticed by the crowd, the world as a whole has become a dark, 

cold, and frighteningly disorienting place." -

 "Humanity still has no goal."

Produced in 2009. It was broadcasted once on Oct. 20, 2009 at 3:00 AM!??
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=4Dnhds7Qlik
source: http://bit.ly/SaUnsA

We feel everyone should know, things happening on this planet!! 
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Take action in Your community, investigate, inform and take precautions!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mayak

There are preventive steps we can take, search for natural remedies.

Protect the young's, children first.

Dumping nuclear waste around the globe, sea n land,.. This is all coming of age now, surfacing mayhem for our planet. All life is endangered ! How many of this deposit have bursted and are leaking,.. deadly nuclear heritage !??
Thanks go to 007bratsche for translating this documentation from the french/german

It's about the nuclear cycle lies, telling us that reprocessing spent fuel would be a means to avoid nuclear waste, respectively treat the nuclear waste in a manner it could  be re-used!!???

 LIES from Nuclear Industry.

Please watch the whole 1:38!..

We uploaded this video because we realized there's no english version on YT, although there are some versions in german or french.
This video has correlation with what is happening in World now !!



For more on Saskatchewan's Nuclear Wonderland, visit: http://www.captainpower.ca 

NWMO comes to Saskatchewan looking to sell us nuclear waste from New Brunswick, Quebec and Ontario... and then the rest of the world. This film is about the 7000 Generation Walk (900km) from Pinehouse to the legislature in Regina, expressing opposition to a radioactive waste repository in our north.

24 min educational documentary on the various agencies involved in colonial waste management. This low-budget independent film takes viewers to the front-line of the back end of the nuclear industry.

This story begins in 2009 when the Nuclear Waste Management Organization comes to Regina SK to share with us their agenda of disposing eastern Canada's highly radioactive nuclear waste in the prairies.

One of the communities that has expressed interest in 'learning more' is the northern village of Pinehouse. But what kind of learning are they receiving?

The film takes viewers to the remote northern community of Pinehouse to better understand this nuclear 'consultation' that is taking place. The film is an investigation into the larger social justice question regarding the 'Duty to Consult'.