Comments by "Wom Bat" (@wom_Bat) on "See troubling discoveries inside Chernobyl after Russians fled" video.

You can find them at night they glow in the dark now.
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Who wouldn't want a containment dome requiring over 200 million euros of repairs in 2021. It was going to ne an EU initiative to help but Russia can handle it now. They can make india pay or something.
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@1112viggo There's a great video on here somewhere explaining how trees absorb the radioton, grow radioactive leaves then when they fall they decompose and deposit radioactive material to the surface. Rain waters bring particles down and add them to the. Radioactive soil. In short forest tend to be most radioactive a few metters deep and take the longest to decay. thanks to constantly added radioactive material about once a year.
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@kangaroo4144 out of 2.5k claims made to veterans affairs 500 got compensation. It's definitely inadequate, but US did support the worst off. I honestly have concerns Russia won't even acknowledge the danger like the cherynoble incident.
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And now they are in "Russificstion" camps. From what i hear it's some Pol pot level of horrible.
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@LosSerpent Yes, but radiation also creates pockets that exist since the cherynoble incident. Long sroty short trees in the "red forest" mostly went red then orange for 3 years before any sign or recovery. trees that seem to adapt and absorb radiation. They Deposit very radioactive foliage that doesn't decompose thanks to less fungi and bugs; From radiation. It leads to more materials radiating gamma rays into more material. Red forest has roughly 78% of it's radiation......
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@MeriLizzie main ingredient DDT. It was terrible stuff but similar was used all over the US until it was found to be killing all the egals. Then finally the US stopped using DDT, you know, for the egals. Never mind all the people it hurt or that it could contaminate soil and water for decades.
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@LosSerpent slowly but recent studies have shown radioactive decay infect living molecules. It can grow. Infect other matter and sustain it's lethal effect till roughly 2035. Bassed on cherynoble in the 80's. Still lot's of activitys in some area's still. Radiation is still not 100% understood but big exposure has proven to last for generation's. Understand how leafs don't decay from radioactive trees and jow it adda to soil exposure. Some areas make the counter jump past the dual still...
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2005 Putin had nazi sympathizer and genocide advocate Ivan Ilyin exhumed from his grave in Switzerland. Putin brought Ivan Ilyin to Russia to have him re-buried with ceremony. In 2006 Putin had Ivan Ilyin manuscripts moved from a American University library to a federal library in Russia In 2007 Putin quoted and praised Ivan Ilyin in a speech. In 2009 Putin held a special celebration for Ivan Ilyin In 2010 Putin made Ivan Ilyin writings avalibe to all regional administrators. In 2012, 2014, 2019 and 2022. Putin again either quoted Ivan Ilyin or expressed praise for him. Putin worships a nazi.....
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@kangaroo4144 in i think 1979, 2.4 million veterans got compensation for agent orange herbicide exposure. Still less damaging then radiation. At least the vetrans couldn't spread their contamination like radiation can.
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