Galen Winsor talks about The Nuclear Scare Scam

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Published 2023-05-30
Nuclear Physicist eats uranium to Expose the misunderstood issues of nuclear radiation. He shows that fear of radiation has been exaggerated to scare people so a few powerful people can maintain total control of the world's most valuable power resource.

Galen Winsor is renowned in his field and has worked at and helped design nuclear power plants in Hanford, WA; Oak Ridge, TN; Morris, IL, San Jose, CA; Wimington, NJ. Among his positions of expertise he was in charge of measuring and controlling the nuclear fuel inventory and storage.

Filmed by Ben Williams in 1986.

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All Comments (21)
  • @peepoclown5838
    The fact that this cannot be found in the youtube app speaks volumes
  • @mushihimesarna728
    People are awakening all around. Keep on telling the truth, everyone.
  • @AussieUToober
    This was fascinating. Thank you for sharing this.
  • @drewboy70
    It is interesting that he does not have a Wikipedia page!
  • @Caleb-143iyk
    Thanks for this, will finish it later. People write off these types of videos because it conflicts with what they were taught and told growing up. It can’t be! We were told so! The science is there. Go to school and learn from a professor!
  • @ohzone6464
    There is NO DANGER from Nuclear waste..
  • @lukejohnston5566
    Since long term radiation-related health effects are stochastic (probabilistic, with severity independent of the size of an individual dose, but with a chance of developing that increases with accumulated doses), and therefore no amount of lifetime radiation exposure could guarantee cancer, it seems like this man was lucky. I am not an expert, but I am a nerd. A few points: >The amount of water between the fuel and the surface in a spent fuel pool acts as a very effective shield against most of the radiation. The water itself is not very radioactive at all. >Eating a low level radioactive source is most dangerous if it can be incorporated into the body. Otherwise it only stays in you for a few hours until you pass it. Still dangerous, but not as dangerous as isotopes which replace calcium in your bones or such. >He is right about criticality events. Most high profile cases of radiation poisoning involved criticality accidents or prolonged exposure to stupidly hot isotopes like Cobalt 60, which glow blue in the air naturally (faint blue flash all the time)
  • @ohzone6464
    I was looking for GELEN WINSOR, I couldn'd think of the name. Ithink the guy who fooled around with it did something with it.
  • @winslowguerra
    Who would be conspiring against nuclear energy, oil industry?
  • @janefrericks8488
    So this was filmed before the Chernobyl disaster and all the effects of that became known?
  • Is he sayin’ that particles can’t bombard inside cells to cause DNA 🧬 mutations?
  • I know what they’re doing with it I know what they’re doing with all of it and what they are doing with it is… taking it to these underground facilities, that people call DUMB’s which is deep underground military base and also other communities that they have built underneath the crust of this earth so they can go and hide and have plenty of power stored away because the shelflife on it is very very long and they’re going to use it to run their underground bases and power, their facilities, because all the electrical plants that are up here and burn they can’t run them down there so they have to have a different source of energy which is called plutonium that they labeled as waste so many years ago so they could dispose of it or store it when it comes time for them to use it. The reason for this is Jesus is coming and they’re going to go run and hide underneath the ground, if you think I’m joking well keep thinking that you think that I’m weird. Good luck to you, but this is exactly what’s happening.
  • @FelixWarren
    He died in 2008 of leukemia or parkinson's, at age 82. Classic radiation-related illness. But sure, what's 10 more years of his life or so?