Home Alex Jones Radio Show News Multimedia Store Contact Top Stories Breaking News Search Special Report: Radiation & the Universe Many nuclear reactors sit on fault lines or on shores at risk for tsunamis by Infowars.com | July 12, 2014 1201020 Many of the thousands of nuclear reactors in the world today were built on Continue Reading →
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Study Concludes When Civilization Will End, And It’s Not Looking Good for Us By Tom McKay March 18, 2014 SHARE TWEET NASA Study Concludes When Civilization Will End, And It’s Not Looking Good for Us Image Credit: AP Update: NASA is now clarifying its role in this study. NASA officials released this statement on the study Continue Reading →
28 Jul 2013 – 1:09pm Scientists push for nuclear power in Australia Hide Grid Image 1/ Video Audio A group of scientists and engineers has called on Australian political leaders to consider the introduction of nuclear power as an effective way of combating climate change. By Darren Marra, Michael Kenny 28 Jul 2013 – 1:09 Continue Reading →
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