Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster 8 years later - Like Kyle said in "The Terminator, "If you want to live..." You better do the reserach on this disaster

Today marks the 8th anniversary of the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear disaster. I am not a Nervous Nelly or a Chicken Little but look. I'm putting it out there. If you aren't flushing your thyroid with NASCENT IODINE. Eating mostly low on the food chain (fruits and veggies, organic of course). NOT eating ANY seafood. Taking BORON and CARBON 60 or LIPOSOMAL VITAMIN C - You are gonna be effed. Big time.

The nuclear accident that occured after a tsunami caused by an earthquake has devastated the planet. Oh. you don't hear about it because the powers-that-be don't know how to remedy it. They keep quiet and hope no one will notice when folks start dropping like flys. Yes. I said flys. Why? Because RADIATION!

The tsunami that hit the Japanes coastline in that area of Japan damaged the 4 nuclear re-actors built near the shoreline. I wonder what brainac drew up those plans and what Nimrod thought it was a swell idea to build them on a coastline? But I digress.

Anyhoo, the damage done by the earthquake and water was so great, that all the buildings were damaged and 3 of the 4 re-actors' CORES were exposed and melted down through the concrete floring! The mess happened in 2011 and just in 2017 did officials find the cores!

https://futurism.com/after-six-years-finally-found-melted-uranium-fukushima

Basically, if you want to survive this scourge upon nature, you should be taking remedies to replace radiation that is accumulating in your body. Do not be fooled. If you live in any region not near Japan, your ass ain't safe! Since almost the day the disaster happened, WATER that had been, and has been rolling over the cores to cool them (even though authorites weren''t sure where they were. duh!) has been DUMPED into the PACIFIC OCEAN! DUMB! You cannot dilute radiation, fools! I learned that in Physics 101. This water is killing the sea life. Look up on Google how whales and salmon and all other kinds of sea life are dyinf or dead already. And what is left is tumor-ridden. Hence, why I eat NO seafood at all! A fish can be trimmed to look perfect in a frozen food case or on your plate and full of radiation. No thanks. Fisheries all along the western U. S. coastline had closed or are on life support because the bounty is not there to haul in. IT IS DEAD!

Please research it. i am not making this stuff up. The cloud from the explosion traveled across the world and hit everywhere. VAPORIZED RADIATION SWEPT OVER EVERYTHING.

https://www.livescience.com/63131-fukushima-radiation-in-california-wine.html

What is even more scary is that oceans provide the world with OXYGEN. The Pacific ocean provides 1/3 of the world's oxygen and it is dead. The radiation does not stay in one place; it is swirling toward the Atlantic now if not there already.

Whe people think of death or illnes by radiation they think the Hollywood movie kind of  death or illness. That quick demise by immediate expose: melting to a pile of goop or bleeding out or disintegrating on the spot or cancer in the long run. Yeah, that's Hollywood partially and real life too (ask the population of Hiroshima)

But death or illnees from LONG-TERM radiation exposure comes from being bombarded on a constant basis by it so that it disrupts every cell in one's body. This leads to strokes (even in seemingly healthy people), heart attacks, demise by diseases that compromise the lungs, blood disorders, etc. The constant wave of radiation will exaserbate any disease or disorder one might contract to the point that it will maim one greatly or kill one. Radiation also "wakes up" bad bateria. It acidifies all it touches. A perfect environment to "grow" cancer.

Hey. Don't take my word for it. Here are some experts on YouTube who have been banging the drum for years about this dangerous disaster.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-5Y-caOipZ4   Dana Durnford explains it all!

https://www.youtube.com/user/kevindblanch    Kevin Blanch

And my personal favorite, Ajali Shabazz, who calls herself The Radical Sister, on YouTube. She is the only BLACK person trying to educate Blacks about this mess. She has a protocol for radiation remediation that I use. She has a playlist called "Fukushima A to Z" where she breaks it down and offers remedies to aid in the mitigation of radiation. Something no gov't or TEFCO (the company behind the diaster) official has talked about. She can be a bit scattered and wil but she brings the truth after doing 8 years of research on the subject

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOfPaEUzxZH9kfnUmUVGJYA  The Radical Sister

LIST OF REMEDIES FOR CHELATING RADIATION

ORGANIC LIPOSOMAL VITAMIN C

IONIC BORON

LUGOL'S IODINE 7% SOLUTION

DMSO (DIMETHYL SULFOXIDE) (if diagnosed w/ leukemia, supplement w/ baking soda)

 NADH

WHOLE ORANGE (NARANGIN)

DANDELION ROOT

RAW ORGANIC BITTER APRICOT KERNELS

ALPHA LIPOIC ACID VITAMIN D (SUNLIGHT)

CHAGA MUSHROOMS

 REISHI MUSHROOM POWDER

CHLORELLA SPIRULINA

DRINK LOADS OF CARBON FILTERED WATER

DRINK LOADS OF GREEN JUICES

PLENTY OF EXERCISE

HOT BENTONITE CLAY BATHS

ANTI INFLAMMATORY FOODS:

TURMERIC

CHIA SEEDS

GARLIC (AUTOIMMUNE DISEASES)

BROCCOLI (SULFUROPHANE)

DARK LEAFY GREENS (CILANTRO, PARSLEY, WATERCRESS)

EXTRA VIRGIN OLIVE OIL (MAKE SURE IT'S NOT FAKE)

GRAPES

GROUND FLAXSEED

PAPAYA

APPLES

BLUEBERRIES

GREEN TEA

SWEET POTATOES

CINNAMON

SOAKED ALMONDS

AVOCADOES

HEMP SEEDS

CAYENNE PEPPER

TART CHERRIES

AVOID ALL SEAFOOD INCLUDING SEA VEGGIES (ALGAE)

Basically, one eats "clean" as possible, start a garden with organic seeds. in organic soil. If meat is still on your menu, buy organic and still keep it to a minimum. Thing is the only way to do this 100 is to know the source of the things one is consuming if one can't grow it or raise it

I do not post this to scare anyone. You need to know what's up and what's coming down the pike. As I said. LOOK IT UP! I was oblivious once too. Next up for me is starting a garden. I pray for mankind. I really do but to get a handle on this will take monumental determination.

The origins of Mardi Gras in the U. S. A.

https://blackamericaweb.com/2019/03/05/little-known-black-history-fact-mardi-gras/

Read about the origins of Mardi Gras in the States! And it does not have anything to do with New Orleans!

Happy Mardi Gras!

"Laissez les bon temps rouler!" (As they say in Cajun French)

A note to folks who interact with me on social media in a crude fashion

NOTICE:

It's 2019 and I do not entertain fools. I've always been an opinionated type but I used to keep quiet. As I've aged I've gotten bolder but in a civil way. I know how to convey my truth without shedding too much blood. Think paper cut.

However with the nation's current climate making it akin to living in an open-air asylum sans toilet, with fools to left of me, jokers to the right...You get the drift (and the musical reference I hope!) I strive every day to keep sane and collected and limit my time on social media

Like I said, I speak truth. Sooooooooooo, if I comment on a Facebook thread and a person doesn't like it - TOO BAD! I will not go back and forth with your nutty ass! I comment once and keep it moving.

Same goes if you pop up in my Facebook thread with some idiocy about something I wrote that you vehemently don't like. Let me put it this way - EFF YOU AND THE HORSE YOU RODE IN ON! I will comment once and you will not like it. My Zen will have been restored though.

Can't handle it, snowflakes? Stay the eff off my threads or you wil! need fireproof undies.

A-A-Ah. I feel better. Have a nice day!

STORY TIME! GATHER 'ROUND!

Governor Wreck-It Ralph Northam has lots of company.

Blackface seems to have an irresistible pull, a Svengali-like hold on a large number of White college students in sororities and fraternities during Halloween or when they are pledging.

Submitted for your approval, 'cuz it sure was the Twilight Zone for me.

Freshman year of college in February (oh, yes. I will name the illustrious institution), the then lauded Phila College of Pharmacy and Science (which has been renamed and which I attended for two years then transferred the hell out of), was having "Hell Week." "Hell Week" that curious cross between "Survivor" and "The Apprentice" where students endure all kinds of crap to be allowed into a life-long party? I don't know. Never appealed to me. Anyhoo, Lincoln's birthday fell during "Hell Week" that year. Well, honeeeeeeeeey, this is where it got weird.

In the student cafeteria, all the Black students sat together always. It was comforting because there were only 12 of us in the whole school. Well, for "Hell Week" whoever was head of the frat on campus must have given their desperate pledges a list of junk to do to pass, qualify, whatever they call it to get in.

Apparently, one task was to disrupt our table. Each of the 7 White guys pledging had to come to our table with a mouth full of LICORICE COUGH DROPS, hand A BOX of them to each one of us, and to wish us a "Happy, Happy Lincoln's Birthday! in an Amos-and-Andy style of speech while attempting to tap dance and call us "Sir" or Ma'am."

I kid you not.

We laughed at first because it was ridiculous. Then we were dumbfounded. Then we got pissed. By the time we'd gathered our wits and the 3rd guy thought he was going to "perform", the Black males at our table threatened a beat down if he did. He and the rest backed away.No. It wasn't Blackface but it wasn't necessary either.

I wonder to this day what those "boys" are doing. Probably section chiefs in some gov't agency or CEOs of pharmaceutical companies.

https://www.usatoday.com/in-depth/news/investigations/2019/02/20/blackface-racist-photos-yearbooks-colleges-kkk-lynching-mockery-fraternities-black-70-s-80-s/2858921002/?fbclid=IwAR3GP4iY6rqn__tYTfHAyjr5qmh8f0MexAAeJIKfBwTz_llvW66Vy2CUQao

James Edward Maceo West -Developer of the foil electret microphone. That thing you use eveyday of your life through your listening devices!

https://www.blackpast.org/african-american-history/west-james-edward-maceo-1931/

This man is still alive and today is his 88th birthday! So give thanks to this brilliant man. Otherwise you would not be able to communicate the way you do on your phones. Or listen to music or TV or your streaming devices or anything else that requies clean, clear reception. He with colleague, Gerhard Sessler, at Bell Laboratories, developed the improved pathway through which people hear and transmit sound!

Happy Birthday, Dr. West! (February 10, 1931)





Gerhard Sessler

Buxton, Louisiana - A piece of paradise for Blacks at the turn of the last century

https://blackamericaweb.com/2019/02/04/little-known-black-history-fact-buxton-louisiana/

Established by coal baron and railroad mogul, Ben Buxton, the town sprang up due to a strike waged by White coal miners. Buxton needed replacements for his striking work force and found theme down South.

The town created itself as workers, both Black and White, came to Buxton's southern work site. The settlement expanded and thrived, home to all. The races lived, worked and went to school side by side. It boasted a population of bewteen eight and ten thousand with Blacks the majority.

But in the first part of the twentieth-century, the town began a decline as other energy demands began overruling coal. Profitability waned as coal production reached a plateau. By the late 1920s, many had left the twon for other work. Today it is a designated historic U. S. site and is on the official National Register of historic Places

founder Ben Buxton, coal magnate

A childhood memory -My old stomping ground, the Royal Theatre of South Philadelphia

OK. I'm a day late but I am here to kick off Black History Month with a personal reminiscence. I'm gonna try to post about Black historical happenings at least twice a week fot this month. Bear with me.

https://hiddencityphila.org/2017/02/a-royal-loss-on-south-street/


Royal Theatre in its heyday - interior


I spent many a Saturday afternoon in the Royal Theatre  (1524 South Street) when I was growing up. On those afternoons I was dropped off at the premiere movie house in South Philly around noon by mom, grandmom, grandpop or an uncle (we walked there as the Royal was @6 blocks from our house). I met all my friends there.

Admission was 35 cents if you were under 12 years of age and 50 cents if you were an older child, or perceived as older. That's were I got unfairly charged a few times as I was a tall kid. To solve that, my mom brought a copy of my birth certificate with her or she'd give it to whomever'd was gonna take me to the Royal that day so they could wave it in the face of the cashier. Good Old Mom. What a card!

The kiddie matinee lasted a little over 4 hours and screened a plethora of cartoons and two movies. My friends and I would sit in the main hall if the balcony was full. We'd gorge on popcorn, Jujyfruits, Dots, M&Ms and soda. And either barfed or poopped the rest of the evening from the sugar overload.

I loved it!

Oh the chaos! We'd scream over the film and we'd throw Dots and popcorn and Jujyfruits at each other and we'd run up and down the aisles. It was the only time we could be unbridled heathens. These matinees gave adults a break from us crazy kiddos and vice versa.

I loved it!.

Unfortunately, the grand lady fell into major disrepair. She'd been made an historic site as the Royal had been the spot for many African-American performers and had been a Black-owned and Black-operated venue from 1919 to 1970. With the city's promise of urban renewal came the plan for the Crosstown Expressway, a high speed thoroughfare which was to cut right through the middle my 'hood. The mere mention of this project, caused many businesses to leave the area or shut down altogether. The Royal did the latter.

Strangely, or should I say strategically, the mention of the Expressway did what developers wanted all along - offer Black-owned enterprises pennies and make a land grab for sellers' properties.. It worked. The Crosstown Expressway which was supposed to cut down on traffic, and be a part of Interstste 695 was NEVER built! But all those empty businesses now beloned to new owners. This was the mainly Black west side of South Street; the mainly Italian east side had begun its supposed renaissance a few years before. Both populations disliked the change in their neighborhoods.

So, the shuttered Royal Theatre became a ball to be tossed back and forth whenever some city faction wanted something. It was declared historic which did it scant good as it sat there empty, untouched and rotting for 50 years. It changed hands several times with no renovation. Music mogul Kenny Gamble owned it once and did little to help it. The last update reported that some developer was going to retain the architechturally important facade but with a combination of retail space and a six-story, 57 unit apt. building with seven townhouses behind it and parking below it

Oh joy! Overpriced real estate for hipsters.

https://billypenn.com/2018/10/25/54-apartments-are-about-to-replace-the-historic-royal-theater/

That was 2017. If delays persist there will be no historic facade to preserve. The Royal will just disintegrate. Little old, cynical me thinks that is what the devekoper wants. If she crunbles, the developer won't have to follow the rules for renovating historic buildings. He'll keep the front and do whatever, however, he wants with the rest.

There is one success story concerning the rescue of a formerly Black-owned, Black-operated theater in Philly - The Met. That grand old lady of North Philly re-opened her doors this past December 2018. She is a multi-use facility. - concert hall, theater, church. She looks wonderful.

I'd hoped the Royal would have gotten the royal treatment. She deserves no less.



North Philly's The Met restored



The Met's restored interior