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REINHARD & ROMANA FUGGER

First version November 2013

 

"What can we do when or if there is nuclear radiation because of an accident or war"

Guidebook without any unnecessary burden

 

 

Translated by Brigitte Janoschka

 

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Exclusion of liability

 

All the instructions and statements made in this book have been compiled for you, dear readers, to the best of our knowledge. Neither the authors nor the publisher can, however, guarantee for the accuracy or the completeness of the information given in our book. It is exclusively in the reader’s responsibility to deal with all our pieces of advice or recommended instructions in an appropriate manner. Neither the authors nor the publisher will accept any form of liability whatsoever, whether legal or other, for any damages brought about because of following the instructions given in the book.

 

© 2013 Reinhard und Romana FUGGER, St. Johann i. Pg. Salzburg

Preface

Preface

 

When we were children and still living in our individual families, we did not understand the big problems of our world. Yet we often asked ourselves troubling questions:

 

• How can anyone shoot at another human only because a cruel person says, “There is war”? I understood that the spoken word “We declare war” was stronger than every weapon. For the words are there first, and war is only their consequence.

 

• How can tons of chemical substances be produced which are able to poison or kill people?

 

• Why does food have to be labelled with “organic” or “not genetically modified” in order to prove its natural quality? Should it not be better for food to be offered in its natural condition so that everybody who poisons it chemically or modifies it otherwise would have to print it on the packaging in large and clear letters?

 

• Why are there nuclear power plants if even a small leak and a minimum amount of nuclear particles and/or radiation can kill a person?

 

• Why are so many nuclear weapons produced all over the world which would be able to extinguish our planet more than once?

 

• Why do authorities withhold so many patents which would allow to gain electricity and energy without any harmful effects?

 

• Why are so many drugs produced with harmful side effects (see information leaflet) if there are other highly effective psychological or mental methods and remedies based on plants?

 

• How can animals be cruelly and heartlessly treated like industrial products and money machines, or like dead objects although they are inspired living beings with emotions?

 

• Why are so many people isolated from nature and living in small flats in the city center like in prison cells? Would it not be more beautiful for everyone on earth to live iin the country in the middle of a forest, surrounded by meadows and fields and to have a fruit and vegetable garden?

 

Those and many similar questions were on our minds at that time, when I was a little boy and my wife was a little girl when we did not know anything about the big problems of the world. Deep in our hearts, however, we had the feeling that lots of things we were told were not true.

 

In spite of these questions the answers of which we are still looking for today we have never given up hope that everything would take a turn for the better.

 

In these times, it is therefore a matter of particular and deep concern to us to give you, dear readers, the informative know-how which can help you to survive a disaster we hope will never occur.

 

Concerning these pieces of advice we suppose that you will not get any help from authorities nor from doctors when the atomic radiation reaches a certain level so that you will have to act in your own responsibility for yourself and your beloved ones.

 

The following information has not been compiled to advertise a complicated kind of emergency shelter technology nor respiratory protective equipment or radiation suits, but to obtain the best kind of protection that can easily be realized by yourselves and your dear ones.

 

And this is why this book with the title

”What can we do when there is nuclear radiation because of an accident or war“

Guidebook without any unnecessary burden

was conceived.

 

The voice of your soul – deep inside yourself

and the wisdom of your heart may guide you and protect you.

 

Reinhard und Romana Fugger

Salzburg, 4. September 2012

Introduction

Introduction

 

When talking to people, we have often realized that only few people are interested in problems that have to do with nuclear radiation. Apart from them, almost nobody knows what to do after a nuclear accident in an atomic power plant or after a worst disaster, not to speak of what to do after the explosion of an atomic weapon.

 

When asked that question, none of the concerned persons could answer in a reasonable way. But their lack of understanding made them feel scared. This was the reason why we have compiled relevant knowledge so that we can offer practical support for you to be able to help yourself.

 

This book has not been written for so-called experts, nor has it been written for soldiers, but for people like you and me.

GAIA Association

The authors recommend the

“ GAIA association“
society for self-sufficient energy supply, technical innovations and altruism
GLOBAL ASSOCIATION FOR INDEPENDENT ENERGY & ALTRUISM

Altruism: This is a way of thinking and acting which is full of respect for others and which
makes a social contribution to the common good without an immediate benefit or profit.

The GAIA association does research work and together, on an open source basis, they
develop technologies for everybody to use independent energy which shall be available in the
near future in an easy and environmentally friendly way.

Only if there are a lot of people with this common interest and only if these technologies are freely
available for everyone, will these technologies have the chance of establishing themselves in our society.

 

Go to our Internet platform and support this movement:
www.gaia-energy.org

“Actions speak louder than words.” or
“There is nothing good unless it results in action.“.

Horst Burgstaller, chairman of GAIA International

Significant potential of danger and risks worldwide

 

1) The nuclear power plants all over the world

At the moment (as of July 2012), 433 nuclear power reactors are in operation, 63 are in the process of being built four of which are supposed to be connected to the grid before the end of 2012. 160 further reactor units are being planned at the moment. These figures are provided without any guarantee and are of no importance for the use of this book.

 

2) Other nuclear waste

Several nuclear submarines which have sunk and are now at the bottom of the sea represent a threatening danger on the long run which cannot be clearly estimated. In the same way, the high number of satellites which are equipped with reactors and/or with batteries operated by nuclear power are dangerous although nobody seems to be aware of it. In case one of them crashes and burns up when entering the atmosphere of the earth, radioactivity will also be released which will spread all over the earth. Last but not least, the terminal storage facilities and transports of fuel rods across towns and villages represent an aspect of danger for everybody which cannot be clearly estimated.

 

3) Nuclear tests from 1945 to 2009

Since 1945 which was the beginning of nuclear weapons, the following nuclear tests were carried out in countries all over the world and at different times. The numbers speak for themselves.

Following to these nuclear tests, fallout the amount of which cannot be estimated was released and probably spread across lots of parts of the earth because it was transported by the movements of the air.

 

4) Nuclear powers worldwide

A state is called a nuclear power if it possesses nuclear weapons and suitable facilities to carry them in case of their deployment. The official nuclear powers have drawn up the non-proliferation treaty, which contains the prohibition of proliferation of nuclear weapons, the duty of nuclear disarmament as well as the right of “using nuclear energy peacefully”. This treaty was signed by further 190 states. The de facto nuclear powers probably possess nuclear weapons, but they did not sign the non-proliferation treaty. In an emergency case at war, it cannot be assumed that the signing states will keep acting according to the non-proliferation treaty. The non official nuclear powers are supposed to possess nuclear weapons, but evidence for this fact has not been produced so far.

Official nuclear powers:

USA, Russia, United Kingdom of Great Britain, France, China

De facto nuclear powers:

Israel, India, Pakistan, North Korea

Not official and therefore without evidence:

Iran, Saudi Arabia

Former nuclear powers and countries with nuclear ambitions:

Egypt, Algeria, Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Federal

Impressum

Verlag: BookRix GmbH & Co. KG

Texte: Reinhard u. Romana M. Fugger
Bildmaterialien: Reinhard u. Romana M. Fugger
Übersetzung: Brigitte Janoschka
Tag der Veröffentlichung: 14.11.2013
ISBN: 978-3-7309-6206-0

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