Topic: Strontium 90

Military veteran Kristen Meghan claims to have witnessed geoengineering projects while working in bioenvironmental engineering for the US Air Force. She alleges that hazardous materials like barium and strontium are being used for weather modification under the guise of combating climate change. The discussion clarifies the historical dangers of radioactive Strontium-90 from atmospheric nuclear testing.

Reports that 300 tons of radioactive water are leaking daily from the Fukushima plant are analyzed as exaggerated propaganda. Calculations based on data from a nuclear expert suggest that the levels of Strontium-90, while 30 times drinking water standards, would still result in a radiation dose far below normal background levels. The hosts argue this narrative is used to discredit nuclear energy as a renewable resource.