Fukishima and Naples Italy and the mafia

300 Tons of radioactive water is being pumped into the ocean everyday,,from Fukishima,,,, if not the radiation  would heat up and  the plants would explode...

The mafia in Italy has also been dumping radioactive material north of Naples, Italy... cancer is now starting to show up ...The president, the Interpol head and other high echelon individuals knew all about it.  They turned a blind eye... some of their wives should beat them about the head with a frying pan, but then I wonder if the woman agreed or knew about it.  I assume something like this would be considered mafia black ops.. not to be discussed except with a certain few.  But now that this is getting out,,, I would make sure they understood what they did,,, and beat them about their heads with a pot..I think more women should take responsibility of the men they have become affiliated with,,,,,,bjg..

THE MAYOR OF PEABODY

I called the Mayor of Peabody's office,,, Mary answered the phone,, I asked to make an apt. with him,,,she asked why,,, I was startled by her question and was not prepared,, I gave her my name , and told her that the mayor would know my name,,,

I requested a call back,,or rather they offered it.

I did not tell her why I wanted the apt. she got snippy and quickly hung up on me...So I will call tomorrow and if I do not acquire an apt. I will go before the board,, councilors...I will state my case to them.. Why not...

 I want this stopped. Now,,,,, and since I had my name put on the list by the mayor old dead mayor,, Peter Torigian, I believe my name can be taken off the list by the same office..

.Soon.

Radio Waves,,NSA/ and computers

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New York Times: NSA Devises Radio Pathway into ComputersToday

Summary: The latest revelation related to Snowden’s disclosures shows that the NSA has implanted software in computers worldwide that allows it to “enter and alter data in computers even if they are not connected to the Internet” by utilizing covert radio waves.

Key Quote: Over the past two months, parts of the program have been disclosed in documents from the trove leaked by Edward J. Snowden, the former N.S.A. contractor. A Dutch newspaper published the map of areas where the United States has inserted spy software, sometimes in cooperation with local authorities, often covertly. Der Spiegel, a German newsmagazine, published the N.S.A.'s catalog of hardware products that can secretly transmit and receive digital signals from computers, a program called ANT. The New York Times withheld some of those details, at the request of American intelligence officials, when it reported in the summer of 2012, on American cyberattacks on Iran.