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Restart the Closed Palisades “Zombie” Atomic Reactor?
Now That’s SCARY!
What’d Somebody EAT YOUR BRAIN?!
See the front side of the flier, here.
See the back side of the flier, here.
The Devilish Details:
Halloween, Friday, October 31, 2025
Noon-1:30pm & 4:30-6pm (both Eastern Time)
Sidewalk out front of U.S. Representative Huizenga’s Office
Trestlebridge Office Ctr., 5228 Lovers Lane, Portage, MI 49002 (across from Loy Norrix High School, south of the Kilgore & Lovers Lane intersection; park at Trestlebridge)
Dress Up as an Anti-Nuke Zombie (Diabolical Beastie, or other Crazy Critter)
Protest Congressman Huizenga & Holtec International’s Scheme for a Multi-Billion Dollar Taxpayer- & Ratepayer-Bailout, to Soon Restart this Nuclear-Lemon-from-the-Get-Go, Perpetually Problem Plagued, & Now Dangerously Age-Degraded Undead Radioactive Monster on Lake Michigan’s Beach!
An anti-nuclear info. table will be set up at the event
For more info., contact: Kevin Kamps, Beyond Nuclear and Don’t Waste Michigan (Kalamazoo Chapter), (240) 462-3216, [email protected], and see:
This is a sign that we can provide cheaper energy to help with poverty.
We can make Michigan industry competitive again.
We can stop using fossil fuels entirely, and not stop having transportation or reliable infrastructure.
Why is there nothing about nuclear energy?
Are you some anti-science anti-nuke cult member?
What’s the point in having a mind, if you never change it based on evidence?
https://michiganadvance.com/2025/08/14/the-republican-party-has-abandoned-clean-energy-can-we-reverse-that/
Feel free to use any of that information, and/or circulate the article if you wish.
Thanks,
Martin Kushler, Ph.D.
(517) 256-5380
50% of profit from the book goes to the Freshwater Foundation of Mi, a 501c3 non-profit, to protect and preserve the Great Lakes. (https://freshwaterfoundationmi.org) In this case, 50% of sales would go to MCAN.
Would it be possible to set up a booth? Please let me know asap so I can get copies ordered.
Please email your convenient date and time for a telephone call.
Stephen Gardner, Owner
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April 9, 6 PM, Free
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April 12, 7:30 PM
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I am writing about a deep concern I have with contamination in Chippewa County. This letter is a follow-up to the same matter and a contact recently made with NMEAC. Your organization was referenced in their return email detailing recent podcasts on microplastics and other environmental problems. The issue here is the chemical trails, often referred to as climate engineering or geoengineering, left from high altitude aircraft overtop of my residence in the eastern Upper Peninsula and seen as well in neighboring skies. They are not contrails which when formed are narrow and dissipate quickly. The trails widen, are persistent and here have created an almost continuous cloud canopy for much of this winter.
The first occurrence I noticed was in fall when there were many aircraft leaving the trails, sometimes flying in formation, creating crossing patterns and more. Now seen less frequently since skies are most often overcast , but still are often seen during an occasional clear sky which usually does not last for the day. Stars at night are rarely seen.
The other anomaly is the physical characteristics of the snow. It is slippery, including during cold temperatures, and has a consistent graininess I think is very unusual; this pattern has continued through the winter.
I would very much to have the snow tested for contaminants including plastics; have contacted one laboratory but did not get a response, even though I may not have the financial resources to pay for the tests. This is something you may have an interest in pursuing since I believe the contamination of soils, plant life, wildlife and all else is ongoing and a threat to our ecosystem.
I have contacted representatives and others about this and from Senator John Demoose’s office it was relayed that others in our county notified their office with similar misgivings and concerns. Unfortunately the office staff informed me that they had contacted the state police who had determined that no hazard exists. Unfortunate to say the least.
If you are unaware of the topic and risks I would encourage you to visit “The Dimming” found on YouTube, a documentary put together by Geoengineeringwatch.org. What goes in my skies transpires in many other locales. Shasta County, California is working now to have all such contamination banned above all parts of the county.
Warm regards,
Terry Schaedig
www.northwindsforestry.com
906-298-8172 – home phone, not a cell
[email protected]
Northwinds Forestry LLC
I’d like to get this information to people attending the Climate Conference today. (Unfortunately, I cannot attend in person. But could perhaps do a zoom call link or call in, if necessary.)
Please call me asap for more information. (517) 256-5380
Keep it real!
Please feel free to contact me using my email: [email protected] or phone 616-915-2403 to confirm your attendance or to get additional information
My name is Johnnie Jordan, and Nakia Jones my colleague are working for the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), Local Engagement and Administration (LEA) group in the CMS Chicago Office. CMS Chicago Regional office covers IL, IN, MI, MN, OH & WI. Most recently, I’ve been identified as the State Lead for Indiana in the CMS Region 5 office. As you may know, we administer the 3Ms: Medicare, Medicaid, {including the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP)} and the Health Insurance Marketplace.
My goal is to ensure you have a connection between CMS and me. Our team, LEA (Local Engagement Administration), is responsible for providing outreach, education, and training on the 3Ms and developing relationships with local stakeholders. We value your partnership and would love to speak with you about CMS Priorities or provide information for your organization’s newsletter.
I look forward to meeting with you and developing a solid partnership. My availability is flexible, and I’m open to in-person or virtual meetings.
Let’s get connected!
(773)577-0055
Warm regards,
Johnnie Jordan
Health Insurance Specialist-Outreach
CMS Chicago Local Engagement and Administration
Office of Program Operations and Local Engagement
Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services
John C. Kluczynski Federal Building
230 South Dearborn Street, Suite 3370F| Chicago, IL 60604
Office: (773)577-0055| Email [email protected]
According to Greenpeace, “what Moore really saw was an opportunity for financial gain. Since then he has gone from defender of the planet to a paid representative of corporate polluters.”
So if anybody gets any good ideas about even those little things to paste on a car window, that would be good to send to me and others because we could give them out at different things. For instance, I belong to the Michigan Mushroom hunting club and I see a lot of people interested in the outdoors in the mid Michigan area up to East and Missaukee County And Isabella County and places around our county now as our Chippewa water is really doing a nice job. In fact, I think I will tell the director and he can at least put it online in the website if I send him some samples and like we could get permission from the state club And they’re really are no clubs bios. I guess if you say Lansing is close that’s only an hours drive that’s the closest. We are south now one and getting over towards Saginaw Midland one county and we’re going north one county but we’re going west a couple counties with more units donated land.
Good we take photographs of the local signs in this message. You sent me with your permission so we don’t get into trouble. Or I probably could find some artist that would love to do that kind of work for us here in Central Michigan! I’ll have to really start meeting people like that at the Commission On Aging and I bet they do it, you that really loved to do artwork.
Thanks for all your ideas and I am 100% for this. And I’m also 100% of getting other kind of sprays and chemicals for our huge huge fields of corn, wheat, and soybeans and hay! I’ve been driving around here in several county areas and we have many fields more than 1 mile in size on all sides and no place to drive in between Rose anymore, it’s just all sprayed from Plains above, etc. or even from those big machines that spread water in the field, now the water can be tainted with chemicals. I’m sure.
Many blessings and thank you for doing this wonderful job and keep it up. I am keeping you in my prayer and I’m going to ask the Sisters of the precious blood who are housed in Dayton, Ohio, and who are my community to do that because I know there are huge counties of farms there like Mercer County, etc. etc. and I have worked in some counties where they cut down the last remains of beautiful trees.
Many blessings and thanks, Marie
Sister Marie Kopin CPPS, Dayton, Ohio
But currently living in MountPleasant Michigan
Hi!!! Hope this finds you well. I am reaching out to see if Michigan Climate Action Network has any interest in having a Nonprofit booth/table at the 2024 Earthwork Harvest Gathering? This year’s event is held at the festival farm in Lake City, Michigan on September 20-22.
Looking forward to hearing from you!
Wendy Johnson
I’d appreciate a rapid response to the above questions. Many thanks! — Peter Kobs