Yall need to re-read the article. While the supposed danger at LANL is mentioned the article is about being prepared in case of any kind of problem at a nuclear site that releases radiation. This is no different than the Monday articles on preparedness this one just mentions radiation dangers.

A more balanced article on the fires in New Mexico!! Plus they have an actual picture of Los Alomos!

http://www.activistpost.com/2011/06/two-more-potential-nuclear-disasters-in.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+ActivistPost+%28Activist+Post%29&utm_content=FaceBook

A more balanced article on the fires in New Mexico!! Plus they have an actual picture of Lis Alomos!

Yucca Mountain should have been used, but the dumb azzed democraps and green wienes, like Dingy Harry whined like a bi-ch after signing off on the massive whole in the ground.

Amusing comments. For the record LANL is not a nuclear power plant, it is a national lab. So no, that is not a picture of Los Alamos. There is nothing in New Mexico that even remotely looks like this. Los Alamos is mostly surrounded by national forest, much of which was burned by a fire back in 2000. The really dangerous radioactive materials are stored in heavily-sealed underground bunkers, not in barrels above ground. These bunkers are designed to survive a direct hit by a thermonuclear warhead (I forget how many megatons though). That stored above ground in barrels are apparently things like gloves, clothing, etc. that may have become contaminated by coming into contact with radioactive materials, not the material itself. In other words, its considered low-level radioactive material, the kind of stuff they’d store underground at WIPP, the low-level respository near Carlsbad, not at the high-level one in Yucca Mtn, NV. So, while there could be some danger of radioactive material getting released, its probably not that high, so I wouldn’t get my panties in a knot over it. As a NM resident, I’m more concerned about the impact it will have on recreation in the national forest than anything else. Sorry if I ruined anybody’s conspiracy theories.

Another green let nature run wild crap. We don’t harvest woood products, we don’t build roads because we want eerything left pristine, we have millions of wilderness areas that costs several billion every year to look at producing nothing. taxpayers have been paying landowners for over 3 decades not to farm, every f–king thing government dorks touch with their worthles programs it always end in a giant snafu. If the back fire method was used it would take a year to get all the studies and other agencies to agree and paper work approved. When lighting fires start on CPR land, that has 30 plus years of old dead growth, threatens ranch buildings, we had to wait until it was on private land, to stop fires by using back fires and using equipment for fire lines. Remember the Yellowstone fires that burned for months, just another snafu of brain dead bastards in Washington agencies. Air borne embers need a no fiber zone to land to not let new fires get started.

Look at the picture above. Then tell me just how a forest fire could threaten the plant there? There isn’t anything to burn close enough to the plant to cause any real problems. And all they have to do is close the doors and windows to ignore the smoke.

The only person speaking honest and openly about Fshima, Ft C and Coop (avoid censorship by abbreviating) and now Los Ala is Arnie Gunderson. What is teh problem at teh latter? The nuclear waste, at our top secret research lab, is stored outside, under tents. TENTS. So after all the talk of Cold War and terrorism, this is our high tech top security, canvas? Of course we spent billions on Yucca Mtn, Harry Reid had no problem with that, but he has his man Jackoff at the NRC block Yucca from being used. Thus cans of waste at Los Ala, spent fuel rods now under floodwaters at Ft C and God knows where at Coop are being exposed to the elements and possibily turning the immediate downwind areas into Fshima, because Reid doesn’t want it stored under a mountain in his state. Obama is keeping it all covered up because GE and Exelon, etc. are a big part of his administration, or is that, campaign donors? Certainly not lobbyists, he said there would be none of those in his White House, right? Doesn’t GE rank is teh largest US corporation, and pay no taxes? Doesn’t GE build private jet engines? I’m waiting for a good excuse from MSNBC or CNN to explain that away. Instead, we will just get censorship and silence. Stay out of floodwaters below Ft C and Coop is my advice.

‘According to FEMA the most serious threat posed by a nuclear disaster
is exposure to radiation’….What Einsteins !…I’m sure glad FEMA is on the case ! I would’ve thought the worst danger would be attacks by squirrels and chipmunks maddened by exposure to PSA’s…

Granted, Time, their description is absurd, but it is possible, as you infer, that they are lying. They have recently thwarted terrorist intrusions on nuclear facilities (this one) and they have tons of nuclear wast stored outside where it could be a problem. Also the power that controls the system is at risk (albeit low). Best guess may be a False Flag. They still continue to cover the truth about Fukushima.

I have a question… Did the BATAF in conjunction with Mexico set this fire to prove a point?

Ok a quick moment of pure logic.
Is this not a “nuclear” power plant? Is there anyone of you that thinks these are made out of plastic? How about cardborad box’s?
Ok how about old wood from 200 year old barns?

Ok then we can agree that these are made to withstand high levels of heat, would that be within reason? Then whats all the “NON news” about?

Think about it the area around the plant will burn off very quickly, thus leaveing the plant rather fast, after a low level outside fire near and or around the noted plant.
The control rooms are made out of {heavy thick steel reenforced concret kind of like a bunker. The power units themselfs are 10X’s thicker and better protected to KEEP IN the much hotter fire, aka nuclear fission. Of what I believe is far more heat than say 200000 outside fires can produce, as well these plants are equipped with not only inside fire protection but outside as well.

So again what damage can anyone really expect from an small quick moving outside fire?

Look the media has everyone all worked up about something thats absurd to even get worked up over. This is little more than an American Idol moment at best, but more in like with a ZERO event.

Well that is unless we have a false flag moment, but would your government really do something like that?

Please wake up.