Another thing that this engineer shows so well in this video, is how to live a sustainable life. He is now installing solar panels and learning from someone who is living off the grid, while not using much or any carbon fuel whatsoever. What he is now teaching and doing is called a green, sustainable, Zero Carbon lifestyle. 


This former nuclear engineer and nuclear power plant operator demonstrates how to live and grow food with no carbon fuels, proving that it is possible to do this.  Click on this link to get into discussion around the video above. 


Now let us move on to the next video. A killer is considered to be a criminal, unless it is within the boundaries of a declared war. A criminal can poison people in a variety of ways. For example, the following murderer used a wide variety of methods to kill people. 


He found many ways of killing people with poison. Does it matter if the poison is named strontium, plutonium, cesium, uranium, polonium or cyanide? Do you care? Are they not all the same, as long as they end up killing people? Did you know that radioactive polonium which is emitted from all nuclear reactors is about a billion times more toxic and deadly than cyanide? 

Using poisons is how the Iceman fooled many people, and it is also how he got away with many more murders. In the same way, could it be possible that the nuclear industry can kill people in a wide variety of ways, using slow acting poisons that do not act instantly, but are deadly, only many years later? Read the other articles that link to this one and make up your own mind about low level radiation. 


Certainly, the above video demonstrates how alpha radiation from such things as plutonium, uranium and polonium is deadly and dangerous, despite being blocked by “a piece of paper”. 


This murderer or contract killer did not think he had any other choices. He worked in his chosen profession because that is where he ended up being,. Could this be much like people in the nuclear industry (or any other monopoly) end up where they are?  The money is always the attraction in a killing people or the environment type of business. Also, there seem to be numerous stories about the mafia being involved in the nuclear business, especially in Japan. 


But as the Iceman says, there are choices. In the first video above, the nuclear engineer shows how even after an extended period of time being employed in an industry that is killing people, one can get out. 


It did not bother this killer that he murdered around 100 people. What is the difference between 100, 1000, or even 1,000,000 people? Once one starts on that path, it stops mattering. The only murder that bothered this killer was the first death he caused, by ‘accident’. He felt nothing after that, for anyone, even they guy he murdered after he prayed for thirty minutes straight. 

The surprising thing about serial killers, sociopaths, and contract killers is that they look and act normal. They are almost always the guy or gal next door, married, with kids, a house and a yard, plus a  source of income, from some ‘business’.  These people usually look like the ‘perfect’ family, at least to outer appearances. But do not scratch too deep beneath this surface, or you may not live to tell about it. As the Iceman says; anyone who crossed him, disappeared. 


The Iceman had a great relationship with a girlfriend, who said he brought her flowers, bought her things, and went places with her. He married her and had three kids. He says he loved being home, which is where he felt most secure and safe.


The Iceman, like many people in large corporations doing dark things all over the globe, lived a double life. On one side, was the complete and utter darkness, which was the ‘job’. On the other side was the love and light of family and community. But the secrets had to be kept and anyone threatening those secrets had to be gotten rid of. 


That is the code one lives by in this kind of business which relies on secrecy, bribes, threats, intimidations, murders and robberies, much like a dysfunctional family unit.  


The Iceman had killed 100 people by the time he was caught, including many business partners. 

The only remorse he felt was for his family, after he got caught and put in jail. He felt sad that he had hurt them, because after he was caught, his name was associated with their names. 


He did not care about anyone else. Do elements of this sound familar to a huge corporation near you? 


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