Michael Hudson at the Baltic Sea - nuclear colonised and most radioaoctive in the world

American global economy expert Michael Hudson was a key speaker at the Latvian economy conference in the Baltic Beach Hotel on 29-05-2010. Jeffrey Sommers is an economist and co writer of their article "Latvia´s Road to Serfdom". BSRRW.org secretary and economist Ditta Rietuma is interviewing experts on the connection between the economical and nuclear colonisation of the Baltic Sea region depending on the projects of nuclear industry establishing final nuclear waste repositories on the very shore of the Baltic Sea in Finland (Olkiluotto) and Sweden (Forsmark). Neither Latvian people nor even politicians are aware of these projects. Latvia´s official status is as a country "not affected by the projects".

www.bsrrw.org - Baltic Sea Region Radioactivity Watch
www.michael-hudson.com
www.NationalState.INFO - nations security system design
www.rtfl.lv - Latvian think-tank

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Science & Technology

Tags:

• Michael Hudson
• Latvia
• Baltic Sea
• radioactive
• Jeffrey Sommers
• Ditta Rietuma
• radioactivity risk
• nuclear waste repositories
• Finland
• Sweden

[PNEveline465]

ha.. not bad..not bad

[bNLorinda530]

nice...

[tanello2]

guys are fu*king stupid?The Environment Agency in estonia have tested the sea water and water from lakes,and no radioactivity have been founded!

[asdfqwerty2000]

Do you guys know the Austrian theory of the boom and bust cycle? If not, look it up.

[blkcola]

@pretorious700 - Hudson is a smart cookie, needs to replace GreenSpan and Geithner: He should give them an ultimatum like Wall Street did to us.

He taketh the wise in their own craftiness - 1Corin3:19

[pretorious700]

The most radioactive sea in the world? Wtf did she say?