The Daily Mail – [UK] –
Nevada officials draft emergency declaration plan ahead of Storm Area 51 event – amid fears things will get ‘ugly’ when ‘2 MILLION’ visitors descend on the remote military base
- More than two million Facebook users say they are attending the ‘Storm Area 51, They Can’t Stop All Of Us’ event in Lincoln County, Nevada on September 20
- Officials predict around 40,000 people could show up
Earlier post, Did you know a half-metric ton of plutonium was secretly moved to storage near Charleston, SC? –
. . . has interesting comments about illegal/secret nuclear waste dumping possibly at Area 51 site. And maybe the secrecy isn’t over the AFB doings or alien spacecraft or secret flying weapons but over highly contaminated areas they want the public to stay away from.
See also comment on this post by Trowbridge H. Ford.
Stay tuned. We’ll report more here on the topic. – FC
A three judge panel at the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco has ruled that the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) secret shipment and storage of large amounts of ultra hazardous, weapons-grade plutonium, can stand, despite the targeted state’s strenuous objections. DOE had actually perpetrated a fraud upon the court, pretending throughout the legal proceeding, for many months on end, that it had not yet shipped the plutonium to the Nevada National Security Site (formerly the Nevada Test Site, proving grounds for nuclear weapons test detonations, located on Western Shoshone Indian Nation land against their will, and in violation of treaty rights). However, Nevada’s Attorney General has made clear, there is plenty of fight left in him, to protect Nevadans’ health, safety, and environment. This horrible ruling comes amidst concerted efforts to revive the Yucca Mountain dump scheme in Nevada, targeting Nevada with 70,000 metric tons (or much more) of high-level radioactive waste and irradiated nuclear fuel from both DOE and the commercial atomic reactors. In this sense, this court ruling is an echo of the 1987 “Screw Nevada bill,” singling out a scientifically unsuitable, non-consent based site for highly radioactive waste permanent geologic disposal. However, united bipartisan Nevada elected officials (governors, attorneys general, state legislators, the U.S. congressional delegation), Western Shoshone, and more than a thousand environmental and environmental justice groups across the country, have held off the Yucca dump for 32 years, and counting. Please join the resistance. 
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