A Peace of the Nuclear Puzzle: From Nagasaki to the Idaho National Laboratory (8/12/24)

August 6 and 9, 1945, mark the dates when Hiroshima and Nagasaki were bombed with atomic weapons. At the Nagasaki memorial gathering last week, Israel was not invited causing the US to also refuse attendance. Most of us have at least heard of the Manhattan Project, but probably know very little about it. For one, there was an occult element present involving Nazi occultism, Jewish mysticism, and alchemy. For two, after Hanford was decommission, being one of the main laboratories in the project alongside Oak Ridge, Los Alamos, and Argonne, much of the waste was dumped in a remote part of Idaho. Located just east of Craters of the Moon monument is the Idaho National Laboratory, a sort of Department of Energy Area 51. This area of Idaho is home to the first nuclear reactor - which powered the nearby town of Arco, the first in the world to be lit by nuclear energy - dozens of accidental and intentional reactor meltdowns, experiments on nuclear powered cars and planes, and dozens of both accidental leaks and intentional exposures to radiation involving humans, animals, water, etc. INL has been criticized - by the few who know - for their handling of nuclear waste and its dumping into the area’s water supply, and for employee health problem caused by accidental and intentional exposures. For all the propaganda that revolves around INL, beyond its relative secrecy, the federal government has paid hundreds of millions in settlements. Idaho also has the highest per-capita UFO reports, reminding us of the UFO’s interest in nuclear technology.

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