Showing posts with label Nikola Tesla. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nikola Tesla. Show all posts
Thursday, October 18, 2018
Truth be told, we no longer need oil, nuclear, wind or solar energy... and the villainous corporations that use their power to enslave us!
Published on 16 Sep 2013
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Ralph and Marsha Ring at the Breakthrough Energy Movement conference, 2012 Holland
Title: Anti-gravity and conscious awareness in aether technology
Run time: 1.44.57 min
Speaker: Ralph and Marsha Ring
Produced by: Globalbem
Country of origin: Holland
Language: English
Empty space is not empty at all!
The vacuum is actually a plenum. It contains an abundant amount of energy, the zero point energy. There is a cosmic dance of energy back and forth between the physical realm and the zero point field, a constant creation and destruction of matter from the void.
The continuous flow of energy in and out of the material world resembles what Eastern Hindu cosmology described as the cosmic dance of Shiva. Could it be that what scientists are observing as the zero point energy is in fact our own collective consciousness and that we are creating the physical world from this energy?
If consciousness is indeed the first cause of physical reality and not the effect, at least we have identified a candidate for the required spiritual energy. Ancient science has been secretly preserved throughout history and is now being reconstructed by modern science. This ancient knowledge is called sacred geometry and for some reason it was very important to be preserved for future generations.
In antiquity it was taught in the mystery schools of the Egyptians and the Greeks. On penalty of death, initiates had to keep this knowledge secret throughout history. In the West this knowledge was preserved in Gnostic circles and secret societies of Knights Templars and Freemasonry. The science of sacred geometry claims that everything in our universe has an underlying invisible geometric structure following a fundamental principle. Contemporary scientists now use sacred geometry to explain how physical reality is constructed from the omnipresent and all-pervasive background energy of the physical vacuum.
Bio
Ralph had an ongoing interest and participation in areas of Esoteric & Aether Knowledge and Technologies. After leaving the US Army in 1954, he began an ongoing search for answers to many questions concerning the Unknown. In brief, he worked for a US Government funded research facility in the areas of Magnetic's, Levitation and Teleportation. His search eventually led him to the Realities and participations of Teleportation and Esoteric Consciousness.
Ralph is a Natural Scientist and a Creative Technician who in the late 50's and early 1960's worked together with Otis T. Carr (A Prodigy of Nikola Tesla) and a team of dedicated Scientists on Alternative Technologies, one of which was Teleportation . He was One of three to pilot a Man Made Spaceship, the OTC-X1. His Dream since birth has and is to produce Levitating Homes, Cities and Countries. He and his Spiritual partner and wife, Marsha talk on Expanding Consciousness and Natural Law which enables people to see the Simplicities of All things there-by bringing their dreams closer to Reality.
About Marsha Ring
In 2005 Ralph Ring requested Marsha to be his colleague and assist him on his lecture tours. In 2007 Ralph and Marsha joined their lives together, at which time they became a team, speaking together on interviews and lectures, enjoying the meeting of people and helping them to remember who and what they were created to be.
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Friday, February 28, 2014
Michael Tellinger, master connector of dots, delivers a highly compressed 2-hour lecture on everything you've never been encouraged to find out...
NOTE: If you have a short attention span I suggest you buffer the video, then start listening at 1:18:00... it gets really juicy!
[Brought to my attention by Cassius Ribkhus via Bullet Murugan]
Thursday, July 11, 2013
2013 is the year Nikola Tesla will finally be acknowledged as the greatest scientific genius since the start of the Industrial Revolution
Nikola Tesla (10 July 1856 ~ 7 January 1943) is the true unsung prophet of the electronic age without whom our radio, auto ignition, telephone, alternating current power generation and transmission, radio and television would all have been impossible.
The concept of scarcity is a colossal scam promoted by the oil, gas and nuclear industries to keep humanity forever exploited and enslaved!
Thursday, July 19, 2012
DINOSAUR DYNASTIES & THE DINOSAUR TECHNOLOGIES THEY FOIST ON US (3rd time I'm posting this, that's how impenetrable their reptilian hides & skulls are!)
I read this letter in Malaysiakini from "Malaysian with Children" with profound disgust and outrage at the way Barisan Nasional is leading the nation straight to hell with their myopic, greed-driven, environmentally and morally ruinous schemes...
MALAYSIA GOING NUCLEAR FRAUGHT WITH DANGER
Malaysian with Children
Aug 24, 2009 3:31pm
The sun has been the main energy source for all life on the planet for billions of years. In Malaysia, we are blessed with a bounty of sunlight.
Yet, our Malaysian government is pushing for nuclear energy as though it is the best and only option for Malaysia's future energy needs.
The government seems to be brushing aside the dangers relating to nuclear power plants, as if they were issues that didn't exist or could easily be remedied in the near future.
Developed countries are having serious difficulties with their own nuclear programmes. In the US, there are problems disposing of nuclear reactor waste.
In Finland, construction of nuclear power plants have been delayed and gone way over cost due to shoddy work on the concrete foundations.
What more of the situation in Malaysia, where we tend to have even less oversight in commercial dealings? Where is the safety or economic sense in all that?
From what I have seen, there is no detailed information available to the public on Malaysia's nuclear plans. Where will the reactor be located - maybe in Ipoh, or maybe Putrajaya?
What type of reactor will it be? Who will we buy the uranium to run the reactor from? How much will it all cost and who is paying for it?
If those weren't enough questions, what about the waste generated from our nuclear power plant - where and how Malaysia will be dealing with its own nuclear reactor waste - waste that remains highly radioactive for thousands of years?
Will we dump it in deep geological recesses off our coasts? Will we bury it in the jungles of Sarawak, Sabah or Pahang? Will we be reprocessing it in factories in Miri or in Kota Baru?
The world got into the mess of climate change and global warming because we went the quick, easy and convenient way.
We did not look at the long-term consequences of burning fossil fuels, perhaps because in the beginning, we didn't really know the consequences.
Our oceans and rivers are now choking on plastic pollution, because we needed cheap and lightweight material for packaging.
But we do know, right now, that nuclear energy will produce highly radioactive waste, even if it is in small amounts, every day a nuclear plant is open.
We do know, right now, that this highly radioactive waste must be disposed of somewhere on our finite planet. We do know, right now, that we have no technology to make this waste safe.
And as more countries build nuclear power plants, more of this waste is dumped into our Earth, the planet that sustains our lives.
It is unforgivable that we, as governments and responsible adults, knowingly create such dangerous waste without a concern for tomorrow.
We are already leaving our children with our legacy of global warming, and choking pollution.
And now we wish to leave this massive mess of nuclear waste and closed reactor sites to our grandchildren, leaving them with the burden of trying to figure out how to solve the problem that we ourselves have no idea how to solve.
I know I'm afraid, very afraid.
Here's an eminently sensible letter in response...
SOLAR ENERGY A BETTER ALTERNATIVE
Hai Hiung
Aug 26, 2009 4:03pm
I'm writing in regards to the following letter: "Malaysia going nuclear fraught with danger." I agree with the author, Malaysian with Children.
For reasons unbeknownst to most of us ordinary folk, TNB is pushing hard for the use of nuclear energy for generating electricity. The studies they used to justify going nuclear is biased.
First, they used South Korea as their case in point. South Korea is nothing like Malaysia in terms of the availability of solar energy.
In a year, South Korea would probably enjoy less than six months of effective sunlight for solar energy generation, compared to Malaysia's year-round sunshine.
Secondly, the cost cited by nuclear experts is inaccurate at best. In my opinion, TNB has been ill-advised on the cost of security.
The cost of guarding the nuclear plant itself could easily outweigh the cost of operation and the cost of nuclear waste disposal.
Even though Malaysia is relatively safe from terror attacks, there is no guarantee that terrorists would not target Malaysia in the future.
Having a nuclear plant sitting on Malaysian soil makes us that much more vulnerable to terrorism.
Third, the justification that by the time the plant is opened, we should have proper maintainance procedures in place.
We still don't have a good track record where that is concerned if you see how TNB and our public trains are concerned.
Fourth, First Solar recently opened a RM2bil plant in Kulim. So, we actually have a solar panel manufacturer here on our shore.
Yet, it never occurred to TNB to approach First Solar to setup a solar power plant.
If France, a Mediterranean country, finds using solar energy good enough to be part of its energy-generation needs, then we must ask TNB - why can't Malaysia do the same?
These are the so-called Master Bloodlines that have utterly misunderstood the meaning of Mastery. They measure the power of a Master by the number of Slaves at his command. Little do they realize that a TRUE MASTER is master only of his own destiny and the way he responds to his environment.
MALAYSIA GOING NUCLEAR FRAUGHT WITH DANGER
Malaysian with Children
Aug 24, 2009 3:31pm
The sun has been the main energy source for all life on the planet for billions of years. In Malaysia, we are blessed with a bounty of sunlight.
Yet, our Malaysian government is pushing for nuclear energy as though it is the best and only option for Malaysia's future energy needs.
The government seems to be brushing aside the dangers relating to nuclear power plants, as if they were issues that didn't exist or could easily be remedied in the near future.
Developed countries are having serious difficulties with their own nuclear programmes. In the US, there are problems disposing of nuclear reactor waste.
In Finland, construction of nuclear power plants have been delayed and gone way over cost due to shoddy work on the concrete foundations.
What more of the situation in Malaysia, where we tend to have even less oversight in commercial dealings? Where is the safety or economic sense in all that?
From what I have seen, there is no detailed information available to the public on Malaysia's nuclear plans. Where will the reactor be located - maybe in Ipoh, or maybe Putrajaya?
What type of reactor will it be? Who will we buy the uranium to run the reactor from? How much will it all cost and who is paying for it?
Will we dump it in deep geological recesses off our coasts? Will we bury it in the jungles of Sarawak, Sabah or Pahang? Will we be reprocessing it in factories in Miri or in Kota Baru?
The world got into the mess of climate change and global warming because we went the quick, easy and convenient way.
We did not look at the long-term consequences of burning fossil fuels, perhaps because in the beginning, we didn't really know the consequences.
Our oceans and rivers are now choking on plastic pollution, because we needed cheap and lightweight material for packaging.
But we do know, right now, that nuclear energy will produce highly radioactive waste, even if it is in small amounts, every day a nuclear plant is open.
We do know, right now, that this highly radioactive waste must be disposed of somewhere on our finite planet. We do know, right now, that we have no technology to make this waste safe.
And as more countries build nuclear power plants, more of this waste is dumped into our Earth, the planet that sustains our lives.
It is unforgivable that we, as governments and responsible adults, knowingly create such dangerous waste without a concern for tomorrow.
We are already leaving our children with our legacy of global warming, and choking pollution.
And now we wish to leave this massive mess of nuclear waste and closed reactor sites to our grandchildren, leaving them with the burden of trying to figure out how to solve the problem that we ourselves have no idea how to solve.
I know I'm afraid, very afraid.
Here's an eminently sensible letter in response...
SOLAR ENERGY A BETTER ALTERNATIVE
Hai Hiung
Aug 26, 2009 4:03pm
I'm writing in regards to the following letter: "Malaysia going nuclear fraught with danger." I agree with the author, Malaysian with Children.
First, they used South Korea as their case in point. South Korea is nothing like Malaysia in terms of the availability of solar energy.
In a year, South Korea would probably enjoy less than six months of effective sunlight for solar energy generation, compared to Malaysia's year-round sunshine.
Secondly, the cost cited by nuclear experts is inaccurate at best. In my opinion, TNB has been ill-advised on the cost of security.
The cost of guarding the nuclear plant itself could easily outweigh the cost of operation and the cost of nuclear waste disposal.
Having a nuclear plant sitting on Malaysian soil makes us that much more vulnerable to terrorism.
Third, the justification that by the time the plant is opened, we should have proper maintainance procedures in place.
We still don't have a good track record where that is concerned if you see how TNB and our public trains are concerned.
Yet, it never occurred to TNB to approach First Solar to setup a solar power plant.
If France, a Mediterranean country, finds using solar energy good enough to be part of its energy-generation needs, then we must ask TNB - why can't Malaysia do the same?
MY COMMENT: Ask TNB? Ha ha ha. The world is plagued with dinosaur technologies because it is secretly run by dinosaur dynasties. Whether the family name happens to be Rameses, Thutmose, Amunhotep, Ming, Han, Sung, Borgia, Medici, Hapsburg, Plantagenet, Rothschild, Rockefeller, Morgan, Bush, Saxe-Coburg-Gotha, Windsor, Razak, Taib or Mahathir... we're dealing with powerful bloodlines that absolutely believe they are entitled to ownership and exploitation of the Earth and all her inhabitants.
These are the so-called Master Bloodlines that have utterly misunderstood the meaning of Mastery. They measure the power of a Master by the number of Slaves at his command. Little do they realize that a TRUE MASTER is master only of his own destiny and the way he responds to his environment.
Because they are so reliant on other people's weakness for their own sense of power, they are terrified of technologies that liberate rather than enslave. That's why they are invariably drawn to colossal and expensive methods - especially capital-intensive schemes that can further enslave the human race and ensure that traditional power hierarchies are perpetuated ad infinitum.
The Serbian supergenius, Nikola Tesla, produced a host of breakthrough inventions that might have freed humanity from drudgery and enslavement and enabled real wealth to spread throughout the social spectrum. Of course, he was thwarted at every turn by avaricious and cynical capitalist elites who understood and cared for nothing but profits, profits, and always fatter profits.
We have to stop these desperate dinosaur bloodlines from foisting their destructive technologies on an ignorant and unsuspecting population. Educate yourself now... before it's too late!
[Originally published in this blog on 27 August 2009]
Nuke plant jolts environmentalists
So you're having your first nuclear power plant...
[Originally published in this blog on 27 August 2009]
Nuke plant jolts environmentalists
So you're having your first nuclear power plant...
Wednesday, May 5, 2010
DINOSAUR DYNASTIES & THE DINOSAUR TECHNOLOGIES THEY FOIST ON US (reprise)
I read this letter in Malaysiakini from "Malaysian with Children" with profound disgust and outrage at the way Barisan Nasional is leading the nation straight to hell with their myopic, greed-driven, environmentally and morally ruinous schemes...
MALAYSIA GOING NUCLEAR FRAUGHT WITH DANGER
Malaysian with Children
Aug 24, 2009 3:31pm
The sun has been the main energy source for all life on the planet for billions of years. In Malaysia, we are blessed with a bounty of sunlight.
Yet, our Malaysian government is pushing for nuclear energy as though it is the best and only option for Malaysia's future energy needs.
The government seems to be brushing aside the dangers relating to nuclear power plants, as if they were issues that didn't exist or could easily be remedied in the near future.
Developed countries are having serious difficulties with their own nuclear programmes. In the US, there are problems disposing of nuclear reactor waste.
In Finland, construction of nuclear power plants have been delayed and gone way over cost due to shoddy work on the concrete foundations.
What more of the situation in Malaysia, where we tend to have even less oversight in commercial dealings? Where is the safety or economic sense in all that?
From what I have seen, there is no detailed information available to the public on Malaysia's nuclear plans. Where will the reactor be located - maybe in Ipoh, or maybe Putrajaya?
What type of reactor will it be? Who will we buy the uranium to run the reactor from? How much will it all cost and who is paying for it?
If those weren't enough questions, what about the waste generated from our nuclear power plant - where and how Malaysia will be dealing with its own nuclear reactor waste - waste that remains highly radioactive for thousands of years?
Will we dump it in deep geological recesses off our coasts? Will we bury it in the jungles of Sarawak, Sabah or Pahang? Will we be reprocessing it in factories in Miri or in Kota Baru?
The world got into the mess of climate change and global warming because we went the quick, easy and convenient way.
We did not look at the long-term consequences of burning fossil fuels, perhaps because in the beginning, we didn't really know the consequences.
Our oceans and rivers are now choking on plastic pollution, because we needed cheap and lightweight material for packaging.
But we do know, right now, that nuclear energy will produce highly radioactive waste, even if it is in small amounts, every day a nuclear plant is open.
We do know, right now, that this highly radioactive waste must be disposed of somewhere on our finite planet. We do know, right now, that we have no technology to make this waste safe.
And as more countries build nuclear power plants, more of this waste is dumped into our Earth, the planet that sustains our lives.
It is unforgivable that we, as governments and responsible adults, knowingly create such dangerous waste without a concern for tomorrow.
We are already leaving our children with our legacy of global warming, and choking pollution.
And now we wish to leave this massive mess of nuclear waste and closed reactor sites to our grandchildren, leaving them with the burden of trying to figure out how to solve the problem that we ourselves have no idea how to solve.
I know I'm afraid, very afraid.
Here's an eminently sensible letter in response...
SOLAR ENERGY A BETTER ALTERNATIVE
Hai Hiung
Aug 26, 2009 4:03pm
I'm writing in regards to the following letter: "Malaysia going nuclear fraught with danger." I agree with the author, Malaysian with Children.
For reasons unbeknownst to most of us ordinary folk, TNB is pushing hard for the use of nuclear energy for generating electricity. The studies they used to justify going nuclear is biased.
First, they used South Korea as their case in point. South Korea is nothing like Malaysia in terms of the availability of solar energy.
In a year, South Korea would probably enjoy less than six months of effective sunlight for solar energy generation, compared to Malaysia's year-round sunshine.
Secondly, the cost cited by nuclear experts is inaccurate at best. In my opinion, TNB has been ill-advised on the cost of security.
The cost of guarding the nuclear plant itself could easily outweigh the cost of operation and the cost of nuclear waste disposal.
Even though Malaysia is relatively safe from terror attacks, there is no guarantee that terrorists would not target Malaysia in the future.
Having a nuclear plant sitting on Malaysian soil makes us that much more vulnerable to terrorism.
Third, the justification that by the time the plant is opened, we should have proper maintainance procedures in place.
We still don't have a good track record where that is concerned if you see how TNB and our public trains are concerned.
Fourth, First Solar recently opened a RM2bil plant in Kulim. So, we actually have a solar panel manufacturer here on our shore.
Yet, it never occurred to TNB to approach First Solar to setup a solar power plant.
If France, a Mediterranean country, finds using solar energy good enough to be part of its energy-generation needs, then we must ask TNB - why can't Malaysia do the same?
These are the so-called Master Bloodlines that have utterly misunderstood the meaning of Mastery. They measure the power of a Master by the number of Slaves at his command. Little do they realize that a TRUE MASTER is master only of his own destiny and the way he responds to his environment.
MALAYSIA GOING NUCLEAR FRAUGHT WITH DANGER
Malaysian with Children
Aug 24, 2009 3:31pm
The sun has been the main energy source for all life on the planet for billions of years. In Malaysia, we are blessed with a bounty of sunlight.
Yet, our Malaysian government is pushing for nuclear energy as though it is the best and only option for Malaysia's future energy needs.
The government seems to be brushing aside the dangers relating to nuclear power plants, as if they were issues that didn't exist or could easily be remedied in the near future.
Developed countries are having serious difficulties with their own nuclear programmes. In the US, there are problems disposing of nuclear reactor waste.
In Finland, construction of nuclear power plants have been delayed and gone way over cost due to shoddy work on the concrete foundations.
What more of the situation in Malaysia, where we tend to have even less oversight in commercial dealings? Where is the safety or economic sense in all that?
From what I have seen, there is no detailed information available to the public on Malaysia's nuclear plans. Where will the reactor be located - maybe in Ipoh, or maybe Putrajaya?
What type of reactor will it be? Who will we buy the uranium to run the reactor from? How much will it all cost and who is paying for it?
Will we dump it in deep geological recesses off our coasts? Will we bury it in the jungles of Sarawak, Sabah or Pahang? Will we be reprocessing it in factories in Miri or in Kota Baru?
The world got into the mess of climate change and global warming because we went the quick, easy and convenient way.
We did not look at the long-term consequences of burning fossil fuels, perhaps because in the beginning, we didn't really know the consequences.
Our oceans and rivers are now choking on plastic pollution, because we needed cheap and lightweight material for packaging.
But we do know, right now, that nuclear energy will produce highly radioactive waste, even if it is in small amounts, every day a nuclear plant is open.
We do know, right now, that this highly radioactive waste must be disposed of somewhere on our finite planet. We do know, right now, that we have no technology to make this waste safe.
And as more countries build nuclear power plants, more of this waste is dumped into our Earth, the planet that sustains our lives.
It is unforgivable that we, as governments and responsible adults, knowingly create such dangerous waste without a concern for tomorrow.
We are already leaving our children with our legacy of global warming, and choking pollution.
And now we wish to leave this massive mess of nuclear waste and closed reactor sites to our grandchildren, leaving them with the burden of trying to figure out how to solve the problem that we ourselves have no idea how to solve.
I know I'm afraid, very afraid.
Here's an eminently sensible letter in response...
SOLAR ENERGY A BETTER ALTERNATIVE
Hai Hiung
Aug 26, 2009 4:03pm
I'm writing in regards to the following letter: "Malaysia going nuclear fraught with danger." I agree with the author, Malaysian with Children.
First, they used South Korea as their case in point. South Korea is nothing like Malaysia in terms of the availability of solar energy.
In a year, South Korea would probably enjoy less than six months of effective sunlight for solar energy generation, compared to Malaysia's year-round sunshine.
Secondly, the cost cited by nuclear experts is inaccurate at best. In my opinion, TNB has been ill-advised on the cost of security.
The cost of guarding the nuclear plant itself could easily outweigh the cost of operation and the cost of nuclear waste disposal.
Having a nuclear plant sitting on Malaysian soil makes us that much more vulnerable to terrorism.
Third, the justification that by the time the plant is opened, we should have proper maintainance procedures in place.
We still don't have a good track record where that is concerned if you see how TNB and our public trains are concerned.
Yet, it never occurred to TNB to approach First Solar to setup a solar power plant.
If France, a Mediterranean country, finds using solar energy good enough to be part of its energy-generation needs, then we must ask TNB - why can't Malaysia do the same?
MY COMMENT: Ask TNB? Ha ha ha. The world is plagued with dinosaur technologies because it is secretly run by dinosaur dynasties. Whether the family name happens to be Rameses, Thutmose, Amunhotep, Ming, Han, Sung, Borgia, Medici, Hapsburg, Plantagenet, Rothschild, Rockefeller, Morgan, Bush, Saxe-Coburg-Gotha, Windsor, Razak, Taib or Mahathir... we're dealing with powerful bloodlines that absolutely believe they are entitled to ownership and exploitation of the Earth and all her inhabitants.
These are the so-called Master Bloodlines that have utterly misunderstood the meaning of Mastery. They measure the power of a Master by the number of Slaves at his command. Little do they realize that a TRUE MASTER is master only of his own destiny and the way he responds to his environment.
Because they are so reliant on other people's weakness for their own sense of power, they are terrified of technologies that liberate rather than enslave. That's why they are invariably drawn to colossal and expensive methods - especially capital-intensive schemes that can further enslave the human race and ensure that traditional power hierarchies are perpetuated ad infinitum.
The Serbian supergenius, Nikola Tesla, produced a host of breakthrough inventions that might have freed humanity from drudgery and enslavement and enabled real wealth to spread throughout the social spectrum. Of course, he was thwarted at every turn by avaricious and cynical capitalist elites who understood and cared for nothing but profits, profits, and always fatter profits.
We have to stop these desperate dinosaur bloodlines from foisting their destructive technologies on an ignorant and unsuspecting population. Educate yourself now... before it's too late!
[Originally published in this blog on 27 August 2009]
Nuke plant jolts environmentalists
So you're having your first nuclear power plant...
[Originally published in this blog on 27 August 2009]
Nuke plant jolts environmentalists
So you're having your first nuclear power plant...
Thursday, August 27, 2009
DINOSAUR DYNASTIES & THE DINOSAUR TECHNOLOGIES THEY FOIST ON US
I read this letter in Malaysiakini from "Malaysian with Children" with profound disgust and outrage at the way Barisan Nasional is leading the nation straight to hell with their myopic, greed-driven, environmentally and morally ruinous schemes...
MALAYSIA GOING NUCLEAR FRAUGHT WITH DANGER
Malaysian with Children
Aug 24, 2009 3:31pm
The sun has been the main energy source for all life on the planet for billions of years. In Malaysia, we are blessed with a bounty of sunlight.
Yet, our Malaysian government is pushing for nuclear energy as though it is the best and only option for Malaysia's future energy needs.
The government seems to be brushing aside the dangers relating to nuclear power plants, as if they were issues that didn't exist or could easily be remedied in the near future.
Developed countries are having serious difficulties with their own nuclear programmes. In the US, there are problems disposing of nuclear reactor waste.
In Finland, construction of nuclear power plants have been delayed and gone way over cost due to shoddy work on the concrete foundations.
What more of the situation in Malaysia, where we tend to have even less oversight in commercial dealings? Where is the safety or economic sense in all that?
From what I have seen, there is no detailed information available to the public on Malaysia's nuclear plans. Where will the reactor be located - maybe in Ipoh, or maybe Putrajaya?
What type of reactor will it be? Who will we buy the uranium to run the reactor from? How much will it all cost and who is paying for it?
If those weren't enough questions, what about the waste generated from our nuclear power plant - where and how Malaysia will be dealing with its own nuclear reactor waste - waste that remains highly radioactive for thousands of years?
Will we dump it in deep geological recesses off our coasts? Will we bury it in the jungles of Sarawak, Sabah or Pahang? Will we be reprocessing it in factories in Miri or in Kota Baru?
The world got into the mess of climate change and global warming because we went the quick, easy and convenient way.
We did not look at the long-term consequences of burning fossil fuels, perhaps because in the beginning, we didn't really know the consequences.
Our oceans and rivers are now choking on plastic pollution, because we needed cheap and lightweight material for packaging.
But we do know, right now, that nuclear energy will produce highly radioactive waste, even if it is in small amounts, every day a nuclear plant is open.
We do know, right now, that this highly radioactive waste must be disposed of somewhere on our finite planet. We do know, right now, that we have no technology to make this waste safe.
And as more countries build nuclear power plants, more of this waste is dumped into our Earth, the planet that sustains our lives.
It is unforgivable that we, as governments and responsible adults, knowingly create such dangerous waste without a concern for tomorrow.
We are already leaving our children with our legacy of global warming, and choking pollution.
And now we wish to leave this massive mess of nuclear waste and closed reactor sites to our grandchildren, leaving them with the burden of trying to figure out how to solve the problem that we ourselves have no idea how to solve.
I know I'm afraid, very afraid.
Here's an eminently sensible letter in response...
SOLAR ENERGY A BETTER ALTERNATIVE
Hai Hiung
Aug 26, 2009 4:03pm
I'm writing in regards to the following letter: "Malaysia going nuclear fraught with danger." I agree with the author, Malaysian with Children.
For reasons unbeknownst to most of us ordinary folk, TNB is pushing hard for the use of nuclear energy for generating electricity. The studies they used to justify going nuclear is biased.
First, they used South Korea as their case in point. South Korea is nothing like Malaysia in terms of the availability of solar energy.
In a year, South Korea would probably enjoy less than six months of effective sunlight for solar energy generation, compared to Malaysia's year-round sunshine.
Secondly, the cost cited by nuclear experts is inaccurate at best. In my opinion, TNB has been ill-advised on the cost of security.
The cost of guarding the nuclear plant itself could easily outweigh the cost of operation and the cost of nuclear waste disposal.
Even though Malaysia is relatively safe from terror attacks, there is no guarantee that terrorists would not target Malaysia in the future.
Having a nuclear plant sitting on Malaysian soil makes us that much more vulnerable to terrorism.
Third, the justification that by the time the plant is opened, we should have proper maintainance procedures in place.
We still don't have a good track record where that is concerned if you see how TNB and our public trains are concerned.
Fourth, First Solar recently opened a RM2bil plant in Kulim. So, we actually have a solar panel manufacturer here on our shore.
Yet, it never occurred to TNB to approach First Solar to setup a solar power plant.
If France, a Mediterranean country, finds using solar energy good enough to be part of its energy-generation needs, then we must ask TNB - why can't Malaysia do the same?
These are the so-called Master Bloodlines that have utterly misunderstood the meaning of Mastery. They measure the power of a Master by the number of Slaves at his command. Little do they realize that a TRUE MASTER is master only of his own destiny and the way he responds to his environment.
MALAYSIA GOING NUCLEAR FRAUGHT WITH DANGER
Malaysian with Children
Aug 24, 2009 3:31pm
The sun has been the main energy source for all life on the planet for billions of years. In Malaysia, we are blessed with a bounty of sunlight.
Yet, our Malaysian government is pushing for nuclear energy as though it is the best and only option for Malaysia's future energy needs.
The government seems to be brushing aside the dangers relating to nuclear power plants, as if they were issues that didn't exist or could easily be remedied in the near future.
Developed countries are having serious difficulties with their own nuclear programmes. In the US, there are problems disposing of nuclear reactor waste.
In Finland, construction of nuclear power plants have been delayed and gone way over cost due to shoddy work on the concrete foundations.
What more of the situation in Malaysia, where we tend to have even less oversight in commercial dealings? Where is the safety or economic sense in all that?
From what I have seen, there is no detailed information available to the public on Malaysia's nuclear plans. Where will the reactor be located - maybe in Ipoh, or maybe Putrajaya?
What type of reactor will it be? Who will we buy the uranium to run the reactor from? How much will it all cost and who is paying for it?
Will we dump it in deep geological recesses off our coasts? Will we bury it in the jungles of Sarawak, Sabah or Pahang? Will we be reprocessing it in factories in Miri or in Kota Baru?
The world got into the mess of climate change and global warming because we went the quick, easy and convenient way.
We did not look at the long-term consequences of burning fossil fuels, perhaps because in the beginning, we didn't really know the consequences.
Our oceans and rivers are now choking on plastic pollution, because we needed cheap and lightweight material for packaging.
But we do know, right now, that nuclear energy will produce highly radioactive waste, even if it is in small amounts, every day a nuclear plant is open.
We do know, right now, that this highly radioactive waste must be disposed of somewhere on our finite planet. We do know, right now, that we have no technology to make this waste safe.
And as more countries build nuclear power plants, more of this waste is dumped into our Earth, the planet that sustains our lives.
It is unforgivable that we, as governments and responsible adults, knowingly create such dangerous waste without a concern for tomorrow.
We are already leaving our children with our legacy of global warming, and choking pollution.
And now we wish to leave this massive mess of nuclear waste and closed reactor sites to our grandchildren, leaving them with the burden of trying to figure out how to solve the problem that we ourselves have no idea how to solve.
I know I'm afraid, very afraid.
Here's an eminently sensible letter in response...
SOLAR ENERGY A BETTER ALTERNATIVE
Hai Hiung
Aug 26, 2009 4:03pm
I'm writing in regards to the following letter: "Malaysia going nuclear fraught with danger." I agree with the author, Malaysian with Children.
First, they used South Korea as their case in point. South Korea is nothing like Malaysia in terms of the availability of solar energy.
In a year, South Korea would probably enjoy less than six months of effective sunlight for solar energy generation, compared to Malaysia's year-round sunshine.
Secondly, the cost cited by nuclear experts is inaccurate at best. In my opinion, TNB has been ill-advised on the cost of security.
The cost of guarding the nuclear plant itself could easily outweigh the cost of operation and the cost of nuclear waste disposal.
Having a nuclear plant sitting on Malaysian soil makes us that much more vulnerable to terrorism.
Third, the justification that by the time the plant is opened, we should have proper maintainance procedures in place.
We still don't have a good track record where that is concerned if you see how TNB and our public trains are concerned.
Yet, it never occurred to TNB to approach First Solar to setup a solar power plant.
If France, a Mediterranean country, finds using solar energy good enough to be part of its energy-generation needs, then we must ask TNB - why can't Malaysia do the same?
MY COMMENT: Ask TNB? Ha ha ha. The world is plagued with dinosaur technologies because it is secretly run by dinosaur dynasties. Whether the family name happens to be Rameses, Thutmose, Amunhotep, Ming, Han, Sung, Borgia, Medici, Hapsburg, Plantagenet, Rothschild, Rockefeller, Morgan, Bush, Saxe-Coburg-Gotha, Windsor, Razak, Taib or Mahathir... we're dealing with powerful bloodlines that absolutely believe they are entitled to ownership and exploitation of the Earth and all her inhabitants.
These are the so-called Master Bloodlines that have utterly misunderstood the meaning of Mastery. They measure the power of a Master by the number of Slaves at his command. Little do they realize that a TRUE MASTER is master only of his own destiny and the way he responds to his environment.
Because they are so reliant on other people's weakness for their own sense of power, they are terrified of technologies that liberate rather than enslave. That's why they are invariably drawn to colossal and expensive methods - especially capital-intensive schemes that can further enslave the human race and ensure that traditional power hierarchies are perpetuated ad infinitum.
The Serbian supergenius, Nikola Tesla, produced a host of breakthrough inventions that might have freed humanity from drudgery and enslavement and enabled real wealth to spread throughout the social spectrum. Of course, he was thwarted at every turn by avaricious and cynical capitalist elites who understood and cared for nothing but profits, profits, and always fatter profits.
We have to stop these desperate dinosaur bloodlines from foisting their destructive technologies on an ignorant and unsuspecting population. Educate yourself now... before it's too late!
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