Wonder why they didn't dump it in the middle of the testing area? Something down there they wan to protect?

Thats a good question!

thank you for posting this.

I grew up in Bridgeton, MO, in Carrollton Subdivision, where Coldwater Creek is located. We have never seen any justice from the radioactive waste we grew up with. Not one red cent has been paid to any of my neighbors, or to anyone who died of cancer from this exposure.

And people wonder why I don't trust the government.

No one in charge gave a shit. it was a big secret. I believe people were bribed to shut up.

I know many neighbors who died of cancer, plus had other unusual diseases.

https://www.hawley.senate....

https://cumulis.epa.gov/su...

https://www.atomichomefron...

https://abcnews.go.com/US/...

They've been to busy stealing our taxpayer dollars sending it to Ukraine and taking care of illegals, with no thought of taking care of those here at home!

Where is the link to this announcement. looked couldn't find it, so please give your source (link) for this video.

Also here is a link to the EPA's site specifically for that case with links for days to documents.

https://cumulis.epa.gov/su...

Records reveal 75 years of government downplaying, ignoring risks of St. Louis radioactive waste

The Missouri Independent, MuckRock and The Associated Press spent months combing through thousands of pages of previously-unreleased government records that show radioactive waste was known to pose a threat to people living near Coldwater Creek as early as 1949. But federal officials repeatedly wrote potential risks off as ‘slight,’ ‘minimal’ or ‘low-level’

https://missouriindependen...

Ever herd of Times Beach MO? yeah it is stunning just how much waste has been dumped in this state. Some saw it coming we could say

No I haven't. I honestly didn't know much about the Camp Lejeune water issue but i will be looking into it more in the next day or so. It on my [TODO] list of things to research.

Similar situation going on with the Navy, they knew the water was contaminated at Camp Lejeune for 8 years before they admitted it! To this day the Navy is still dragging it's feet. The Attnys want the Navy to give a price per injury examp: lung cancer (give dollar amt) they will pay to those affected, etc. So here we are in 2023 and families are still waiting! The Camp Lejeune Act was approved in 2021 I believe.

Well that’s Uncle Sam’s Grey Canoe Club for ya, but in all seriousness, it’s of the whole DOD and DHS [Department of Homeland security]. Back in the day they did things that would never be done today in the military and yet they ignore major past issues under the claim “it was 30 or so years ago when it happened and nothing they can do about it. The govt doesn’t like paying out claims and is exactly why they make it so damn difficult for Veterans to get their disability claims approved. I mean it took me over 7 years to finally receive my disability rating from my injury I sustained while in. I knew a few others who it took over 13 years to get theirs.

Oh and yes the Camp Lejeune Act was approved or passed in 2022.