Originally posted by lionnoisy:
[b]Daily press review of IAEA,19.07.2007
2.die die must stay in SG!!
our fore fathers already save so much money for us.
3.nuke in north not a issue at all.
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Are you delusional? If there is a reactor accident on the scale
of Chernobyl the radioactive material released will EASILY find its
way to Singapore at extremely high levels.
International spread of radioactivity
A monument to the victims of the Chernobyl disaster at Moscow's
Mitino cemetery, where some of the firefighters who battled the
flames and later died of radiation exposure are buried.The nuclear
meltdown provoked a radioactive cloud which floated over Russia,
Belarus, Ukraine and Moldova, but also the European part of
Croatia, Turkey, Bulgaria, Greece, Romania, Lithuania, Latvia,
Finland, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Austria, Hungary, the Czech
Republic and the Slovak Republic, Slovenia, Poland, Switzerland,
Germany, Italy, Ireland, France (including Corsica[15]) and the
United Kingdom (UK).[16][17] The initial evidence that a major
exhaust of radioactive material was affecting other countries came
not from Soviet sources, but from Sweden, where on April 27 workers
at the Forsmark Nuclear Power Plant (approximately 1,100 km from
the Chernobyl site) were found to have radioactive particles on
their clothes.[18] It was Sweden's search for the source of
radioactivity, after they had determined there was no leak at the
Swedish plant, which led to the first hint of a serious nuclear
problem in the western Soviet Union. The rise of radiation levels
had at that time already been measured in Finland but a civil
service strike delayed the response and publication[19].
Contamination from the Chernobyl accident was not evenly spread
across the surrounding countryside, but scattered irregularly
depending on weather conditions. Reports from Soviet and Western
scientists indicate that Belarus received about 60% of the
contamination that fell on the former Soviet Union. However, the
2006 TORCH report stated that half of the volatile particles had
landed outside Ukraine, Belarus and Russia. A large area in Russia
south of Bryansk was also contaminated, as were parts of
northwestern Ukraine.
In Western Europe, measures were taken including seemingly
arbitrary regulations pertaining to the legality of importation of
certain foods but not others. In France some officials stated that
the Chernobyl accident had no adverse effects this was ridiculed
as pretending that the radioactive cloud had stopped at the German
and Italian borders.
If the haze from the indons burning their forests can reach
Singapore, rest assured the radioactive cloud from any nuclear
reactor accident will easily reach us.
And what money our forefathers save for us? Sorry hor, can just
draw money from our bank accounts and transfer somewhere
else.
what i want
to inform ,to educate and to entertain
2.20 megawatts nuclear reactor can produce one nuke bomb a year
I don't know about informing or educating... but entertaining...
certainly.

It is difficult to produce weapons-grade plutonium with a light
water reactor because the reactor must be shut down frequently to
replace the nuclear fuel rods, so weapons-grade plutonium is
generally produced in small, specialized military reactors.
However, a test of a nuclear weapon that used reactor-grade
plutonium was successfully detonated, although the yield was
relatively low.
You obviously know nuts about the serious infrastructure needed
to develop nuclear weapons, as well as the testing and stuff that
is next to impossible to hide without the Yanks or Aussies raising
a fuss and making life very difficult for Malaysia in the
international stage.
On the other hand, you seem to think your ability to copy and paste
from google gives you superior intelligence gathering ability then
the CIA.

Here, let me inform and educate you: learn better english and get
some common sense.
And even if you are right and Malaysia is creating a bomb to use on
anybody that annoys it... you are giving people a very good reason
indeed NOT to stay in Singapore.
Indeed, if Malaysia was looking from WMD, the other options of
biological and chemical warfare are far easier to develop and keep
hidden, not to mention cheaper.
Sorry, but I, and most reasonable people prefer CNN, BBC, or even
wikipedia to remain educated or informed, but you are very welcome
to entertain us.
Are you not shooting yourself in the foot with all your
posts?


Might as well say Singapore has a secret biological warfare agenda
from biopolis and all the drive for the life sciences.
Are you no different from the paranoid people up north who jumps at
every move Singapore makes?
Sorry, but your "patriotism" is so poorly expressed, blotched and
funny, it's not even achieving the purpose you set your threads out
to do...
