More Michigan Mutations from Fallout 4.21.2012

Dandelions found today in a parking lot in Rochester Hills Michigan, about 20 miles north of Detroit, where I found mutations last weekend.

Fasciation images here:
https://www.google.com/search?q=fasci...


2 Asahi reports on mutations:
http://enenews.com/report-asahi-tv-sh...

http://enenews.com/japan-times-on-pla...

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[Rad Chick]

and you have a blank, fake channel, so fuck off.

[TKRPAIN]

These mutations are not all from Fukushima, rather they are from all of the extra energies that are coming in from the sun and other solar sources. All the planets in out solar system are being affected. This is the 3rd year in a row that my Pear trees grew fruit twice in one season. That never used to happen. They don't grow completely before the frost gets them. It started doing this before the Fukushima incident. Fukushima may have affected somethings, but look to our sun for answers.

[Medicinnov8r]

The next time you are at a door with both of your arms full, you will probably sprout another arm....jussjokez

[Medicinnov8r]

i think you got caesium mixed up with tritium

[Medicinnov8r]

what about clubfoot?

[Medicinnov8r]

Awwww, look at the kitty <3

[Curt Lehman]

Are there rises in ionized radiation levels in these areas? I suspect there are non-radiation mutations that are natural and are caused by other environmental variables, like pollution, fungus, molds, and other naturally occurring causes. There is NO evidence that these mutations are Fukushima related (if that is what people are thinking the cause to be) or other radiation sources, other than the sun. There can be a debate on the safety of nuclear power plants, but not based on this video.

[Lisa W.]

I found a very thick abnormal leaf on my Mom's azalea bush in Marietta Ga. May 9, 2013. It looked like this stuff! wow

[PineapplePowersuit]

Prove your information, troll. You don't come close to Rad Chick's investigation level.

[Keri Redhen]

Dam i live in Michigan :(

[gail zawacki]

It's ordinary air pollution. You can't see tropospheric ozone (it's invisible like nitrogen, oxygen and CO2) but the background level is going up and it's highly toxic to people (heart disease, respiratory disease and cancers) and extremely damaging to vegetation. The USDA knows it is constantly stunting annual crops and it's even worse for trees that are exposed year after year. They lose resistence to pathogens and die. google witsendnj and read "Whispers of the Ghosting Trees".