All of the above! Toys and things from Asia - radiation?

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Chinese plastic, metal, wood and fabric goods -- all goods and meds. (patent) -- are almost always contam. with heavy metals and toxins of all kinds (watch out for those pet toys, clothes and bedding soaked in formaldehyde cotton and pesticides) in the first place; there is no oversight (hardly so in the US, but still much better). They do not care, as all countries do not, about public health, just the quick money and the damages that can never traced until it is too late. So who would care about the rad? Kids, the radiation lasts well past 200,000 years. This is not Arm and Hammer baking soda we are talking about. Do your research on the web asap and see why this is so serious for children's health and will be with us forever unless

some special plant species is developed that neutralizes it. Some plants do break down toxins. But the Fukushima Day Spa???? It is still in danger, with almost 6 reactors on site. The brave but too obedient people are in dire agony. Many heavy radioactive metals, not just iodine, have fallen in the rain; 90% of the public is deficient in iodine per Dr. Brownstein, so the rad. iod. will go straight to everyone's thyroid, just about; in Arizona rain tastes metallic; Huffington Post (good source for what they refuse to tell us on corporate-controlled tv and radio) stated today that minor rad. has been found in rain from Florida to Maine. We are blanketed; it will not stop until those reactors are buried in a continent of cement, and the stuff will still be circulating in the oceans. That, or let the alleged "aliens" ( the "good ones") come on through their

wormholes and start neutralizing it without neutralizing us. For that, I'd treat them to Starbucks and their choice of entrees at Whole Paycheck, as likes to call it. Avoid everything from Asia IMO unless you personally know the entrepreneur who brings in "green" stuff from safe areas. To: BorreliaMultipleInfectionsAndAutism Sent: Mon, March 28, 2011 2:22:52 PMSubject:

Toys and things from Asia - radiation?

My husband ordered my son a video game cartridge on ebay not realizing that it was coming from outside of US. It arrived today and it came from Hong Kong. So, I'm wondering - can solid objects be contaminated with radiation? Should we be avoiding everything from Asian countries for a period of time due to the nuclear crisis?

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