People Can't Live Without Water

GETTING TO THE PROBLEM

          We, George and Dana Brown, a father-son team, have been investigating several related areas and have been placing matters on the Internet for everyone to enjoy.

          The Nuzi Map, for example, discovered 70 years ago in Iraq remained a mystery until we explained details.   In turn, the Nuzi Map shows the Edenic Valley, depicts the Red Sea bottom, and helps link several things together including the ancient city built by Cain (East of Eden) and the true location of Noah's Ark.   Today, both Noah's Ark and the City of Chanoch are North of Tayma, Saudi Arabia.   Researching the Edenic Valley also led us to the Black Sea region as "Chanoch's Water Supply" apparently originated there.   Remember, people need clean water to drink, bathe, cook, etc.   (Nuzi Map:  https://www.angelfire.com/fl/BriansHouse/nuzimap.html).

          The Black Sea, itself, is very intriguing.   Start with the Bosporus Strait which supplies salt water from the Mediterranean Sea via the Dardanelles Strait and Sea of Marmara.   The Bosporus is very unique and even had perplexed the experts because it is composed of two rivers, a double decker with one river atop the other.   And the two rivers flow in opposite directions.   Amazing!   How can that be?   Water flows down hill or from high pressure to low pressure doesn't it?   Nevertheless, in the Bosporus one great river of salt (heavier) water flows Northward into the Black Sea while a smaller river of less salty (lighter) water flows southward out from the Black Sea and into the Sea of Marmara.   The top river apparently mixes in the Marmara and returns to the Black Sea as part of the much larger bottom river.   Several other large fresh water rivers also flow into the Black Sea; so, where does all that water go?   We explain matters in "Chanoch's Water Supply" (Menu at end of Internet Headlines:  http://www.geocities.com/WallStreet/Floor/7845/BRIANSANNEX/freshwaterpreface.html).

          Actually, matters become quite serious due to the disaster at Chernobyl which for the past 13 years since 26 April 1986 the Black Sea has been and will continue to be a receptical for radionuclides washed from the lands.   Problems erupt as the myriad by-products including carcinogens, neutron poisons, radioactive particles, etc. enter the modern fresh water supply from the Black Sea via subterranean outlets deep underground.

          Then add the Iraqi nuclear plants blown up in the 1990's and the depleted Uranium (DU) ammunition being scattered across the lands.   In addition, the myriad reactors around the world are continuously generating more and more Plutonium, depleted Uranium, and other dangerous by-products.

THE PROBLEM COMES TO VICTIMS

          Today, people don't have to live next to Chernobyl, Three Mile Island, or the myriad other nuclear facilities to become victims of nuclear wastes, other nuclear products, and related contamination.   Pollution is being distributed by both underground and surface rivers, the atmosphere, the waters and liquids we drink, the foods we eat, and even the oceans themselves.

          For example, shortly after Chernobyl, milk from as far away as Italy had been found to be contaminated.   The cows, goats, etc. ate contaminated grasses and drank contaminated water.   The radionuclides apparently contaminated milk glands that produced the contaminated milk.   Now note that one of every eight or nine women are undergoing mastectomies due to cancerous tumors in their breasts.   Many have died!   And most of these victims had been nowhere near Chernobyl, the many other lesser accidents, and the myriad reactors throughout the world.   Their deadly poisons have come to them and untold other victims.

          Part IV of "Chanoch's Water Supply," subtitled "Terrible Tragedies," now deals with radioactive particles, nuclear poisons, etc. and their deadly consequences that some governments and organizations would like to pretend do not exist.   Scoffing and coverups are for wrongdoers.

          Note:  the BBC News online network, 24 May 1999, Sci/Tech:  "Chernobyl legacy mounts" by Alan Kirby named a senior Ukrainian scientist.   Kirby's article said that "the effects of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster will not peak until the second half of the next century."   Kirby went on to cite that the radioactive effects in the Dnieper River will not peak for another 60 to 90 years.   Statements by officials did not address the consequences of Plutonium 239, for example, which has a half-life of 24,400 years.   Therefore, its lethal implications will never go away in human terms.   (For BBC Online:  http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/sci/tech/default.htm).

          A. Stanley Thompson's article (see URL) elaborates:  "... one particle too small to be seen, if breathed into the lungs, causes lung cancer.   As a heavy metal, Plutonium which enters the body seeks the bone marrow where it sits bombarding the body's source of blood cells with millions of high energy (5 Mev) alpha particles per second."   Thus, the problem is not going to cleanse itself even in a few hundred years.   What about the myriad other dangerous by-products all going into the Black Sea?   http://www.wagingpeace.org/articles/thompson.html

          O.K., from the Black Sea these by-products enter either the fresh water supplies or perhaps the crude oil supplies.   The latter is then shipped around the world and eventually resold perhaps as gasoline which is then spewed into the environment.   Thus, complements of Chernobyl and the scoffers, someone a world-away could ingest that nuclear particle and never know where their cancer came from.