Israeli NYC Embassy A Radiation Hot Spot?
Near News Blackout On This Important Story
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What if the "stunning" peak of radiation were found at the Iranian Embassy instead of the Israeli one? Would not an immediate raid be in order? Especially since we are worried about a foreign nation with nuclear capacities and materials sneaking in such to our country to create a "dirty bomb" scenario. Maybe one that could be blamed on Iran, as Brezinski has warned.
THERE ARE TWO REAL STORIES HERE.
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THIS IS A GREAT PROGRAM, AND SHOULD BE IMPLEMENTED NATIONWIDE INSTEAD OF BEING DOWNPLAYED AND SHORT FUNDED BY "HOMELAND SECURITY". THIS IS THE PROPER USE OF OUR FUNDS AND TECHNOLOGY, AND IT SHOULD BE WELL KNOWN AND WIDELY IMPLEMENTED. (WOULD HAVE BEEN GREAT TO USE ON THE TOWERS IN NYC IN 2001).
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THE ANOMALY AT THAT EMBASSY SHOULD BE ACTED UPON. EVERY MAJOR NATION HAS AN EMBASSY IN NYC, SO, WHY SHOULD THIS ONE HAVE A RADIATION PEAK? THIS IS KINDA DISTURBING!
Key excerpts from article:
"One alleged radiation hot spot on Manhattan's east side has the potential for becoming a political hot spot: A strong radiation spike from the area of the Israeli Embassy. Officials would not comment on why they thought that particular area allegedly showed such a stunning peak in radiation.
The aerial survey is designed to help local officials react more quickly in the event of terrorists detonating a "dirty bomb" that releases radioactive material into the air. With the survey, police may be able to pinpoint the exact source of radiation by comparing new readings to their pre-existing "radiation map" of the area."
From
http://cleveland.indymedia.org/news/2006/10/22798.php
ISRAELI EMBASSY IN NYC A RADIATION HOT SPOT
Feds Surveyed NYC For Radiation - Found Tainted Park, Embassy
WASHINGTON – Anti-terrorism officials conducted a helicopter survey of New York City's radiation sources in preparation for a so-called "dirty bomb" attack - and discovered a Staten Island park with dangerously high levels of radium, a new report found.
Federal authorities found 80 unexpected "hot spots" around New York City, according to the Government Accountability Office, the investigative arm of Congress.
The GAO report released Thursday details a previously undisclosed aerial anti-terrorism program in New York City, one which may be extended to other cities worried about the possible release of radioactive material by terrorists.
The report does not identify which city park had the contaminated soil, but NYPD officials said it was in Gateway National Park in Staten Island. The site was closed, and New York has requested federal money to do a citywide aerial survey every year to update the information.
By creating a map of the city's radiation sources, city officials hope to be able to respond more quickly in the event of a dirty bomb attack, know exactly which streets are contaminated and get civilians away.
New York is the first and only U.S. city to conduct a complete aerial radiological survey, having paid the U.S. Department of Energy $800,000 for the 2005 study.
The helicopters picked up sources of low-level radiation from expected places, like granite statues and medical isotopes at hospitals, but it also found dozens of other sources of unexpected radioactivity, the GAO report found.
"NYPD officials indicated that the survey was tremendously valuable because it identified more than 80 locations with radiological sources that required further investigation to determine their risk," the report said.
At the Staten Island park, sensors detected large quantities of radium in the soil. Long-term exposure to radium increases the risk of developing lymphoma, bone cancer and leukemia.
National Park Service spokesman Brian Feeney said the area is a one-acre piece of the 570-acre Great Kills Park, which is part of the larger Gateway park.
https://rense.com/general75/hotspot.htm