Dispatches from Richard Boylan
Earth Changes?
From: "Richard J. Boylan, Ph.D."
Subject: Earth Changes?
Date: Sun, 16 May 1999 09:40:59 -0700
Pressing Eco-Message from Geri DeStefano, Ph.D. and Alfred Werbe, JD
Dear Friends, This excerpt from a longer article by Antero Alli,
reports that the Cassini probe, scheduled fly within 400 miles of
Earth on August 18, 1999, as part of an “orbital flyby,” contains 72
pounds of plutonium oxide. Collision with space debris or other
malfunction which would release deadly plutonium dioxide into the
atmosphere, creating mega-pandemics of lung cancer and other
deadly disorders on the human population. Given this risk, NASA,
the agency controlling Cassini, should be loudly contacted to re-
direct the Cassini flyby, or take other measures to eliminate the
risk of atmospheric plutonium poisoning.
If you would like a copy of Antero's full article, which incorporates
what the prophetic traditions say about Cassini, please e-mail us.
Many thanks,
Geri DeStefano, PhD
Alfred Lambremont Webre, JD, MEd
Vancouver BC
C 1999 Antero Alli
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“Cassini is an unmanned NASA deep space probe launched back
in October '97
with an ultimate destination of reaching Saturn in 2005 (NASA's
priciest
space project yet; $2-3 billion invested!). Currently, Cassini is
racing
back towards Earth at 43,000 miles per hour with the hopes of
picking up
speed in an orbital flyby around our planet. Preceded by the
eclipse of
the Sun by one week, Cassini arrives 400 miles above the Earth's
atmosphere
on August 18th to pick up speed on its way out to Saturn. The real
danger
of this Earth flyby is that Cassini is traveling with a fuel load of
72
pounds of Plutonium Dioxide, NASA's idea of a new propulsion
source. What
were they thinking?! The slightest malfunction, miscalculation, or
random
collision with space debris could result in the probe, and its deadly
plutonium, re-entering earth's atmosphere and incinerating its
deadly
cargo….
“NASA claims the chance of such an accident resulting in a
plutonium release
is one in a million. Many do not agree with that assessment. The
isotope
of plutonium used in Cassini, Pu-238, is especially dangerous
because of
its rapid rate of radioactive decay. It has a very short half-life
(87.75
years) which means it emits radiation (mainly alpha particles) at a
very
high rate. Although it's true that alpha particles can be stopped by a
piece of paper, when even a tiny microscopic particle of Plutonium
238 is
inhaled, the localized radiation (the radiation to nearby cells) can
cause
lung cancer and other illnesses. Plutonium Dioxide in the
environment
will cause death, illness, and genetic mutations for centuries to all
life
forms. For more Cassini data, go online to:
http://www.animatedsoftware.com/cassini/index.htm
“If Cassini is sucked into the Earth's atmosphere and disintegrates,
we'll
all be inhaling Plutonium Dioxide with our air. It'll be just a
matter of
time before we start dropping like flies and the mutations begin
manifesting. Nobody can predict when and where this will happen
but we
will eventually know it in our bones; we will all bear the news
together.
What to do?…. To act on behalf of the Earth may now be our most
direct expression of responsible action. Make a loud noise; a very,
very
loud noise. And send this racket to NASA in an act of vital protest.
But
be effective; go through the appropriate channels. Circulate internet
missives; …Mail letters to congress. Research the facts on
Cassini. And most critically, make the necessary changes in your
own lives
to begin living more honestly.”
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