Breaking: Butte County Block All Property Owners From Returning indefinitely citing the presence of radio-active materials

What would cause radio active materials to be present in the ash or debris?

Did something burn that we don't know about or could this be a result of DEW's?

link to state health alert - [link to www.buttecounty.net (secure)]

anyone have answers???

Fake News??

No toxin risk after California wildfire burned former nuclear research site, state says

[link to www.nbcnews.com (secure)]

That article is about the Woolsey Fire not the Camp Fire...

Thanks for the correction, any ideas about why radio active materials in camp fire damaged properties? Fukushima?

We knew about it here on GLP - radio-active substances at a former site that the fire hit. Check threads from the time of that fire.

Read the threads from the time of that fire. We knew about it when it was happening.

Ok thanks, everything I am looking at says no radio active materials were released from the fires according to MSM. Also that was focused on the Woosly Fire. I will look.

We just finished having a huge record-breaking fire here in Southern Oregon.

Interesting fact: There was detectable levels of radiation from the fallout (smoke & ash). The same isotope as Fukushima released when it blew up.

The theory here in Oregon is that when Fukushima blew, the winds carried the radiation here, but the plants and trees absorbed it.

It was re-released when the fires burned up all the trees here.

That is interesting and is very possible, we know that Fukushima debris blanketed the west coast.

so basically they aren't letting ppl go home cause some light bulbs and a pack of cigs got bruned up.or a few flu shots that were left at the hospital.

what is the real reason they don't want them to go home?what are they hiding?

Smoke detectors, microwave ovens?

Not DEWS for radioactivity. This is very well doccumented in Archives and print, as well of course as the interwebs. Research Santa Susannah, John Wayne, second operational nuclear reactor in US, and radioactivity. Alternatively, search for Nuclear accidents inside the United States.

Then contrast what you find out with the population explosion and land sales in the area, since.

They knew.

They have always known.

They probably need to cover their tracks.
Clean up the scorch lines and all markings left behind from the DEW weapons.
The radioactivity and carcinogen excuse, is just that: an excuse.

Last Edited by Sikhed on 11/21/2018 07:50 PM

from the article

The framework surrounds a regional “health advisory”; however, the objective appears to be blocking anyone from returning to live on their property for an undetermined period of time.

There is no estimate as to how long it will take to assess and remove hazardous materials from each property at this time.

This is a bare naked land grab. POTUS needs to instruct the DOJ to investigate.

I have no doubt certain areas are radioactive. Flora and fauna "trap" environmental radiation, until it dies and returns to dirt...or burns up, and aresolizes.

It's a VERY convienent excuse for large scale population relocation in Cali.

Go figure, never let a good crisis go to waste.

sounds like agenda 21 to me...the rewilding of America.

SOOO the DEWs were used for quick clean-up...to bypass all those pesky laws, regulations, red-tape and such?

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wiki

Santa Susana Field Laboratory

Throughout the years, about ten low-power nuclear reactors operated at SSFL, in addition to several "critical facilities" that helped develop nuclear science and applications. At least four of the ten nuclear reactors had accidents during their operation. The reactors located on the grounds of SSFL were considered experimental, and therefore, had no containment structures.

The site ceased research and development operations in 2006. The years of rocket testing, nuclear reactor testing, and liquid metal research have left the site "significantly contaminated". Environmental cleanup is ongoing.

On March 30, 2018, a 7-year-old girl living in Simi Valley died of neuroblastoma, prompting public urging to thoroughly clean up the site.

On Thursday November 8, 2018, the Woolsey wildfire scorched portions of the Santa Susana Field Laboratory (SSFL), also known as Rocketdyne, causing the Southern California Edison's Chatsworth electrical substation to trip offline at 2:22 pm. However, the Woolsey Fire is reported to have began at 3:30 pm on November 8, 2018, at Rocketdyne in Simi Valley.

Although NBC News reported that the Los Angeles County Public Health stated that no contamination was spread and that the California Department of Toxic Substances Control, which is overseeing cleanup of the site, also said that "previously handled radioactive and hazardous materials were not affected by the fire," Dr. Bob Dodge, President of Physicians for Social Responsibility-Los Angeles, said, “The Woolsey Fire likely released and spread radiological and chemical contamination that was in SSFL’s soil and vegetation via smoke and ash.

All wildfire smoke can be hazardous to health, but if SSFL had been cleaned up long ago as DTSC promised, we’d at least not have to worry about exposure to dangerous radionuclides and chemicals as well.” He added, "When it burns and becomes airborne in smoke and ash, there is real possibility of heightened exposure for area residents."

Last Edited by BRYinTX on 11/21/2018 08:02 PM

Poor surviving pets!

Dogs and cats survived - even horses ! - let the people go pick them up.

Whatever happened there - I think will be kept more secret than Area 51

Don't think those people will be allowe to rebuild

And in the mean time, a good time to do some looting.
Remember, not every dwelling was burned up.
The "authorities" have free reign there.

Last Edited by Sikhed on 11/21/2018 08:05 PM

Is that why people are getting sick with norovirus like symptoms?

smoke detectors. but it would only be enough to trigger the detectors, I guess thats all they need though.
Are these people going to march back in there, locked and loaded?

Or are they gonna cuck out?

Last Edited by Cartel™ on 11/21/2018 08:32 PM

Wrong fire. The site that contained potential radioactive material - I believe it's called Rocketdine (sp) - is in southern California, near the start of the Woolsey fire. OP's article regards the Camp fire and the town of Paradise, hundreds of miles north.


OP, this sounds very fucking fishy, to me. There is no reason that Paradise would have any more toxic materials than any other burned out area after a huge fire. Large parts of SoCal just burned and nobody is suggesting any of those people can't return or rebuild. Why is that? Because it's part of the greater Los Angeles area (highly developed, loaded with money and that won't change) whereas Paradise was a small town of moderate income people and didn't provide housing stock for an important metropolitan region. In fact, Paradise is exactly the kind of town that the Agenda 21/30 demons would like to gotten rid of and returned to the wild.

I would not live in Paradise or most fire prone places in the west but those who did and survived this catastrophe have a right to rebuild a safer place if they want to. On principal, alone, this "keep out" BS needs to be brought to a halt, right now.

Same in LA On the fake media they said owners of destroyed buildings will not remove anything until a Government official has visited the site then a list of how and what can be removed and by who to approved site.
It is all hazmat and a truckload of that is 10k per load.

Where do we get our Romaine Lettuce??

Land grab?