

Great White Fleet
Teddy Roosevelt’s Great White Fleet

The US Nuclear Regulatory Commission’s entertainment of a proposal to increase radiation exposure for the American people by 100 times (100 mSv) the already high amount considered acceptable internationally (1 mSv), and 400 times that allowed by the US EPA (0.25 mSv), can be called nothing but a genocidal war on the American people, as it means that 80% of Americans would get cancer from this exposure alone, if it did not build up in the environment and if it were the only exposure.

Comment here: http://www.regulations.gov/#!docketDetail;D=NRC-2015-0057 (Original deadline was Sept. 8, now extended to Nov. 19).

But, it does build up in the environment, and it is not the only radiation exposure. Not only is there background radiation and medical exposure, the US FDA has their own murderous protocol allowing 15 times more radiation (1500 Bq) in US food than allowed in Japan (100 Bq), and the ingestion of which, at maximum level, within only about 2 1/2 to 3 years would lead to around 1% of the population getting cancer from food alone. [Update: The BEIR VII, 2006, estimates were 1%. New research published at the end of October puts the estimate at 10% – see links below.]

Thus, the 100 mSv per year proposed almost certainly guarantees at least one cancer per American, by conservative government funded (BEIR) estimates, and almost half will die with their lives having been shorted 14 to 15 years, i.e. to around retirement. Other researchers put this figure at double, i.e all would die. The BEIR (2006) commission heard a presentation by Ed. Calabrese of U. Mass Amherst, who appears a quasi-hidden hand behind this proposed policy, and rejected his claims that radiation was good for people, aka “hormesis”.
[Update: After this post was written, new research was published indicating that the risk is 10 x higher than previously thought, so that the 100 mSv would result in one extra cancer per American in approximately 10 years time: https://miningawareness.wordpress.com/2015/10/21/new-study-of-us-uk-french-nuclear-workers-supports-linear-no-threshold-model-radiation-is-bad-for-you-increased-dose-is-increased-risk-hormesis-debunked-funding-from-pro-nuclear-govts-nuclea/ https://miningawareness.wordpress.com/2015/10/22/nuclear-worker-study-affirms-that-low-doses-of-radiation-are-deadly-increased-cancer-risk-much-worse-than-previously-believed/ ]

Already in 1950, the late William Russell of Oak Ridge National Labs stated regarding ionizing radiation: “There is no threshold dose. In other words, genetic changes may be expected at any dose, no matter how small…” His wife and colleague, genetics pioneer Liane Russell, also presented before the BEIR (2006) commission.

The formal initiator of the 100 sSv petition, Carol Marcus, is trained at the VA, who shockingly still refuse to take complete responsibility for US Veterans exposed to radiation in the line of duty. If, for instance, they have the “wrong” cancer, they are given the run around. Already in the 1930s, the US government and FDR were trying to avoid responsibility for Veterans. Senator Huey Long spoke up for the Veterans: We ought to take care of every single one of the sick and disabled veterans. I do not care whether a man got sick on the battlefield or did not; every man that wore the uniform of this country is entitled to be taken care of,…” Huey Long cited in Classic Senate Speeches, Sen. Robert Byrd, vol. 3, p. 592
[ See also: https://miningawareness.wordpress.com/2015/11/11/radioisotopes-program-was-cover-for-avoiding-liability-claims-from-vets-human-radiation-experiments-expanding-the-agenda-to-all-americans-with-100-msv-per-year-proposal-of-cancer-for-all-comment-d/ (Based on a US government document and with more details re Carol Marcus et. al.)]

Marcus is supported by a list of apparent lunatics or blood thirsty maniacs, half of whom are foreign, or have foreign affiliation, and many of the others are, or have been, affiliated with the Nuclear Navy and US Nuclear Labs, especially Sandia, run by the biggest military contractor Lockheed Martin. Close to half of the supporters are also associates of Ed. Calabrese who has received funding from the US military, the US Dept. of Energy, and private corporations, like Exxon, to prove that radiation and toxic chemicals are not only safe, but even beneficial. This saves them a lot of money. As already noted, the US government funded BEIR committee has rejected the claim that radiation is good for you, a claim which also runs counter to basic biology. The American petitioners all seem to be past the age at which they wish everyone else to be dead. Apparently, peering over the precipice of average age death, and looking into the bowels of hell, due to their evilness, they have decided to take everyone else with them.

The 100 mSv per year is surely in violation of international law, as it is a warfare which impacts women and children, even more than adult men.

The original deadline for comments to the US Nuclear Regulatory Commission on this proposal to murder the American people was September 8th. It has now been extended to November 19th, because the pro-nuclear lobby stated they had been on vacation. (Did they mean permanently out to lunch?)

Eighty years ago, on September 8, 1935, US Senator Huey Long was shot and died at 4 am on Sept. 10th. As will be seen below, Senator Long was at the forefront of fighting pretty much the same entities, as we are having to fight. This includes Standard Oil, now Exxon. Little known is that Exxon was actually involved in nuclear fuel fabrication too: http://pbadupws.nrc.gov/docs/ML0729/ML072960026.pdf Maybe they still are, as they have recently spoken in favor of nuclear energy. Although their funding of Calabrese seems to have been linked to supporting toxic chemicals as healthy, Exxon would benefit from a radiation is good for you protocol in saving money on injection wells, which include concentrated radionuclides (NORM-TENORM) brought up during the petroleum extraction process. If radiation is good for you, then they can just dump radioactive NORM wherever they please.

Huey Long was also at war with the utilities, who stand to benefit from the 100 mSv per year protocol, which will allow them to easily and cheaply dismantle old nuclear reactors, further increase deadly radioactive emissions at operating reactors, and solve the unresolved dilemma of nuclear waste. Furthermore, the US taxpayer funded DOE and NRC are closely tied to the utilities, supporting research for them and supporting the policies wanted by them. The DOE also doles out taxpayer money to contractors running the many US nuclear labs and waste sites.

While President Eisenhower warned of the rise of the Military Industrial Complex, it actually had been in existence for some time already, since World War I. It just became an ever ballooning murderous pork-barrel regime and became an even more deadly nuclear military industrial complex starting in World War II and moving into the Cold War. Part of the ballooning was in the form of sponsoring universities for research and propaganda, as Eisenhower warned. Ed Calabrese of U. Mass Amherst epitomizes this problem. And, while we might wish to leave nuclear weapons out of the nuclear energy debate, it is impossible to do so, especially with workers at Lockheed-Martin’s Sandia lab leading the charge for the 100 mSv per year protocol. Lockheed Martin is the maker of Trident nuclear missiles. It is also impossible because nuclear energy has always been a facade for the nuclear weapons complex. Does anyone believe that Saudi wants nuclear for the energy? They want nuclear weapons. One of Her Majesty’s subjects, from the UK or Canada, teaching at a brand new university in Saudi Arabia, Chris Davey, is one of the many foreign affiliates on the list of supporters wanting Americans to be nuked by 100 mSv per year. WTF? Most of the World Trade Center terrorists were from Saudi Arabia.

After initially supporting Franklin Roosevelt, Huey Long became a bitter opponent to FDR, because FDR didn’t uphold his promises. Had Huey Long lived, he would have easily beaten FDR in the presidential election. Following in the footsteps of his cousin President Teddy Roosevelt, who sent the Great White Fleet around the world, FDR as Assistant Secretary of the Navy, worked to protect the Navy against cuts after World War I – a war which Huey Long apparently opposed, as not in America’s interest. Teddy Roosevelt, like his cousin FDR, served as Secretary of the Navy, as well as President. Teddy appears to have been a mixed bag, because on one hand he engaged in trust busting, but he was also an ardent imperialist. He was actually the uncle of FDR’s wife Eleanor. There was another Roosevelt who served as Assistant Secretary of the Navy. FDR’s ancestor made money in the opium trade. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roosevelt_family

Had Huey Long become president, he would have cut the financial and arms support out from under Hitler, so there would have been no World War II, or it would have been shortened.

And, without the nuclear Navy the nuclear industry would be short of pro-nuclear propagandists, and probably would lack manpower to operate its reactors. At least two nuclear navy trained men are signed on to the 100 mSv per year proposal.

The FBI actually had a file about Huey Long, though a lot seems to be about his supporters, after he was dead. In that file, one finds that the FBI followed a man who alleged that FDR had Long murdered and was even in Baton Rouge at the time. This speaks volumes. (See FBI letter at bottom of page)

Who killed Long? Standard Oil or FDR or (more likely) both? He didn’t die until September 10th.

Senator Huey P. Long (D-LA), age 42, sustained a gunshot wound to the right upper abdomen at close range just before 9:30 pm on September 8, 1935….
The anti-Long Henry McKowen, MD, was reached. He had made an off-hand comment a few days earlier—“If I ever give Huey an anesthetic, I will put him to sleep for good”—and agreed to participate only if Lorio would watch his every move as a witness. Lorio agreed.,
” The Ochsner Journal, Ochsner Clinic Foundation, “Huey P. Long’s Last Operation: When Medicine and Politics Don’t Mix” Michael C. Trotter, MD, FACS, 2012 http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3307515/

So, there you have it. Had Long not been shot, or survived the shooting, we probably wouldn’t be sitting here. There would be no nuclear industrial complex. Hitler would have been stopped with sanctions. Hitler couldn’t have survived, for instance, without Switzerland laundering the gold he stole. And, other countries and banks were involved in arming Hitler, in that early period (e.g. Sweden). Some US companies and banks are reported to have been involved too. Switzerland stayed with Hitler to the bitter end. The overbloated taxpayer funded, out of control murderous bureaucracies of the US Dept. of Energy, US Nuclear Reg. Commission, and Nuclear labs would probably never have seen the day, if Huey had lived. If one had, it would be the US Dept. of Energy studying renewables. Former nuclear navy man, Jimmy Carter, tried to get huge amounts of funding to shift America to solar. Had he been successful, we wouldn’t be here either. All of this pork-barrel funding to already wealthy corporations would not be in existence, had Huey lived. This is where the real robbery is. It’s not in welfare for the poor, but in welfare for utilities and other corporate interests.

Long believed that ending the Great Depression and staving off violent revolution required a radical restructuring of the national economy and elimination of disparities of wealth, retaining the essential features of the capitalist system. After the Senate rejected one of his wealth redistribution bills, Long told them, “[A] mob is coming to hang the other ninety-five of you damn scoundrels and I’m undecided whether to stick here with you or go out and lead them.” https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Huey_Long

Shortly before he was assassinated, By the summer of 1935, Long’s Share Our Wealth clubs had 7.5 million members nationwide, he regularly garnered 25 million radio listeners, and he was receiving 60,000 letters a week from supporters (more than the president).[46]

Huey Long “won fame by taking on the powerful Standard Oil Company, which he sued for unfair business practices. Over the course of his career, Long continued to challenge Standard Oil’s influence in state politics and charged the company with exploiting the state’s vast oil and gas resources. He stood for the little man, and felt that large and increasingly powerful companies exploited him in pursuit of gaining ever greater profits.[4]… Long was elected to the Louisiana Railroad Commission in 1918 at the age of twenty-five on an anti-Standard Oil platform. (The commission was renamed the Louisiana Public Service Commission in 1921)He used his position on the commission to oppose “large oil and utility companies, fighting against rate increases and pipeline monopolies… As chairman of the commission in 1922, Long won a lawsuit against the Cumberland Telephone Company for unfair rate increases, resulting in cash refunds of $440,000 to 80,000 overcharged customers. Long successfully argued the case on appeal before the U.S. Supreme Court, prompting Chief Justice William Howard Taft to describe Long as one of the best legal minds he had ever encountered.”

If they got to leave, they can go to Hell and stay there.” — Huey Long on threats by Standard Oil to leave Louisiana” (cited in T. Harry Williams, p. 872) http://www.hueylong.com/perspectives/huey-long-quotes-in-his-own-words.php

They kept on hollering, and I simply had to put my foot down. I said, ‘I’m the governor and I say the ignorant in this state have to learn, blacks as well as whites.’ And they learned.” (Huey Long cited in T. Harry Williams p. 706)

We started them to school. They learned to read. They learned to work simple arithmetic problems. Now some of our plantation owners can’t figure the poor devils out of everything at the close of each year.” (Long cited in Williams p. 524) https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Huey_Long

Huey Long campaigning for Hattie Caraway, the first female US Senator to be elected on her own to a full term.
Hattie and Huey on the campaign trail

In January of 1935, Huey Long alleged that Standard Oil wanted to have him killed, because in December of 1935 he had gotten a 5 cent per barrel tax put on oil refined in Louisiana. On August 9th, 1935, one month before he was shot and killed, Huey Long implicated pro-FDR people in an assassination plot. (p. 135, “The Kennedy Assassination Cover-up“, November 15, 2014, by Donald Gibson. There is much more detail on this, and subsequent, pages of the book.) In this context the FBI spying on a man who alleged that Huey had been killed by FDR is all the more interesting. (See bottom of our post).

Huey Long – Nothing to Show for the Debt


One million more unemployed; 5 million more families on the dole, and another 5 million trying to get there; the fortunes of the rich becoming bigger and the fortunes of the average and little men getting less and less; the money in the banks nearly all owned by a mere handful of people, and the President of the United States quoted as saying: “Don’t touch the rich!”
Senator Huey Long: http://www.ssa.gov/history/longsen.html THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — January 14, 1935

It was the poet Horace who warned that Rome would fall in the days of Augustus Caesar. He expressed the line: “Penniless and great plenty.”




Huey P. Long: THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — January 23, 1935



Our Growing Calamity









Any man with a thimbleful of sense who would be trying to help the poor people today by taxing the poor people so as to give the money back to them, ought to be bored for the hollow horn. Now, Mr. Roosevelt has better sense than that, but he is faced with a proposition. He has made the promise to the people that he will tear down these big fortunes by putting some reasonable limit on them, and he has further promised to build up the little man from the bottom. But he feels he doesn’t dare keep that promise; he doesn’t dare to keep that promise, and so, what is he doing? He makes every kind of move showing he is for this and for that; that he wants to appropriate a little money–so much for this and so much for that–but when you wind up, you find what he actually does is, that if there is any tax that can be levied on the poor people to give these things back to the poor people, that then he prescribes that kind of cure that never has cured or will cure.






Now, how much good has been done with it? Has it cured unemployment? Get ready to laugh, if crying will do it. I will give you some unemployment figures that will shed the light as it ought to be. Here they are as they exist today: …” More here: http://www.ssa.gov/history/longsen.html

FBI File Huey Long FDR
FDR calendar showing that he was nowhere near Louisiana in the month preceding Long’s death: http://www.fdrlibrary.marist.edu/daybyday/daylog/september-8th-1935 Of course, he wouldn’t have to be.

Roosevelt and the Navy: “Roosevelt’s support of Wilson led to his appointment in 1913 as Assistant Secretary of the Navy[72] under Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels. Roosevelt had a lifelong affection for the Navy—he had already collected almost 10,000 naval books and claimed to have read all but one—and was more ardent than his boss Daniels in supporting a large and efficient naval force.[73][74] As assistant secretary, Roosevelt worked to expand the Navy and founded the United States Navy Reserve. Against reactionary older officers such as Admiral William Benson—who claimed he could not “conceive of any use the fleet will ever have for aviation”—Roosevelt personally ordered the preservation of the navy’s Aviation Division after the war,[75] despite publicly opining that Billy Mitchell’s warnings of bombs capable of sinking battleships were “pernicious”.[76] Roosevelt negotiated with Congressional leaders and other government departments to get budgets approved. He opposed the Taylor “stop-watch” system, which was hailed by shipbuilding managers but opposed by the unions. Not a single union strike occurred during his seven-plus years in the office,[77] during which Roosevelt gained experience in labor issues, government management during wartime, naval issues, and logistics, all valuable areas for future office.[78]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Franklin_D._Roosevelt

The original deadline was Sept. 8th. The new deadline is November 19th. Is that symbolic too? Some choices for November 19th events that might be related: “1943 – Holocaust: Nazis liquidate Janowska concentration camp in Lemberg (Lviv), western Ukraine, murdering at least 6,000 Jews after a failed uprising and mass escape attempt. 1944 – World War II: U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt announces the 6th War Loan Drive, aimed at selling US$14 billion in war bonds to help pay for the war effort.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/November_19

Those signed on to support Carol Marcus’ 100 mSv per year protocol. Yellow are foreigners or foreign affiliated; red boxes are Calabrese associates; red underline are nuclear navy or nuclear labs.
http://pbadupws.nrc.gov/docs/ML1507/ML15075A200 SARI list supporting 100 mSv