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Originally Posted by TracyCoxx
Radiation around the power plant is declared to be safe outside of 50 miles. Perhaps this isn't entirely true and is only to reassure people living there. But after drifting and dispersing over 5000 miles it is surely no where near dangerous levels. That being said, there will always be those people who cling to any hope of disaster, no matter how unlikely or low the risks are (i.e. the chemtrail crowd, the Y2Kers, the 2012ers etc).
To those people I say keep up the fight. Don't let the government fool you into false complacency. I have a miracle syrum that I have developed called di-hydrogen oxide that the government does not want you to know about. It does wonders. It can be yours for $499.00 for a one year supply.
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I don't know how far Finland is from Chernobyl but the Reindeer milk was so radioactive that it was not safe to drink because the moss they eat was radioactive.
By the way, I have a swimming pool full of your secret syrup if you run short.
