Tuesday, June 12, 2012

Exposed: World Health Organization beholden to nuclear interests


Exposed: World Health Organization beholden to nuclear interests — 

“Like having Dracula guard the blood bank” (VIDEOS)

The World Health Organization is in the news today as it ‘weighs in’ on Fukushima.
Here’s some background on the WHO and affiliated organizations:
  • 2:30 – Agreement between IAEA and WHO – WHO cannot research health effects of radiation or effects of nuclear accidents if IAEA does not agree
  • 7:00 – Former head of WHO admits they answer to IAEA
  • 14:00 – Chernobyl had no effect -UN
  • 15:45 – Scientist refutes UN
  • 27:30 – 200km from Chernobyl, 10,000 becquerels measured inside child
  • 30:20 – According to Professor Yury Bandazhevsky (former director of the Medical Institute in Gomel), Over 50 Bq/kg of body weight lead to irreversible lesions in vital organs
  • 30:50 – *MUST SEE* Refutes internal radiation! -Norman Gentner, Secretary of UN UNSCEAR (United Nations Scientific Committee on the Effects of Atomic Radiation), ~2001 (See Gentner speak at 13:55 — No increase in leukemia, even among liquidators)
  • 34:15 – *MUST SEE* Internal or external it makes no difference

At 3:30 in

Three years ago, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)’s research mission visited the contaminated areas. Dr. Shigematsu [Japanese], chairman of the mission, announced “there are no health damages among the residents.” [...]
Mr. Hirokawa, after looking at your video, I wonder what it was that IAEA announced there were no health damages among the residents. [...]
The local people believed a fair research would be done, because IAEA is an agency of the United Nations and a medical scientist from Hiroshima would lead the research. So, they were astounded that the mission had announced the areas were safe.
But, didn’t the mission actually see the situation there?
Well, according to the local doctors, the mission members didn’t enter the heavily-contaminated areas.
Besides, they brought their food, sourced from far away, and didn’t eat anything local.
Still, they declared it’s safe. No wonder the local people are infuriated.
If the mission found local food too dangerous to eat, they should have said it’s dangerous.
The very credibility of the International Atomic Energy Agency is seriously challenged, isn’t it?
Yes. I hear that when the nuclear industry of the former USSR started to do business with the nuclear industry of the US, they probably agreed that downplaying the damages by the accident would be beneficial for both sides.

1 comment:

  1. "The safety of the nations health is decided by questionable world safety organizations who are heavily linked to the share holders and stake holders of the various companies linked to manfacturing man-made nuclear technologies, that have been built in areas of the world that are heavily inappropriate to be designed & situated."

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