Global Nuclear Cover Up (video, 2 h)

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• 4 January 2009, 13:30

  Leuren Moret pretends to be a whistleblower from Lawrence Livermore. That fills the seats and keeps the donations flowing in. In reality, Moret worked at the lab for less than a year from 1989 to 1990 and there is no record of Moret ever filing a whistle blower appeal with the Department of Labor. Moret also never provided any information to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. Both the Department of Labor Appeals files and Nuclear Regulatory Commission files are well indexed and available to the public on the internet.

  Moret does not provide facts, let alone highly suppressed facts. Moret does not document any of the statements that she makes with any actual information. She is a very skilled show woman though and she makes it look like she does. None of the claimed diseases that Moret pushes has anything to do with radiation. Moret knows nothing about radiation. She has never studied it or worked with its measurement.

  For more about Moret and her friends Douglas Lind Rokke, Asaf Durakovic, etc. or to learn about depleted uranium, radiation, etc., go to the Yahoo Group DUStory. The Files Section has actual documents, including the California Public Records Act Request reply by Livermore that indicated that Moret was a Senior Scientific Technologist in the Center for Applied Scientific Computing. (I have likened that to Moret’s being no more than a glorified lab tech in the computer lab and Moret has never complained that this description was not accurate).

  Roger
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  • 16 September 2009, 15:10, by ANZAC

    Leuren Moret
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    Leuren Moret is a former scientific laboratory employee known for her study of the adverse health and environmental effects of depleted uranium. Moret worked for two periods at two U.S. nuclear weapons laboratories, including Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. She has claimed the status of a whistleblower in connection with her work at Lawrence Livermore.
    [edit] Background

    Moret earned her Bachelor of Science in Geology at University of California, Davis in 1968, and her Master of Arts in Near Eastern Studies from University of California, Berkeley in 1978. After working 5 years at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and two years at the Livermore nuclear weapons lab, she left Livermore and now studies and publicizes the health effects of radiation exposure. She has worked extensively on the impact of radiation on public health from nuclear power plants and atmospheric testing and how radiation moves through the environment.
    [edit] Depleted uranium

    Moret is a critic of the use of depleted uranium. She contributed to the United Nations subcommission investigating depleted uranium. She researched the environmental and public health effects of low level radiation from atmospheric testing fallout, nuclear power plants, and depleted uranium weaponry.

    Together with Dr. Hari Sharma and others, she studied high levels of depleted uranium measured in the tissue samples of 70 residents of Basra, Iraq, who died after the Gulf War from internal exposure to depleted uranium. Ms. Moret has detailed her research on the issue of depleted uranium particle size formed under high temperature conditions on the battlefield.

    The production of these particles in very high concentrations and numbers results in the permanent suspension of depleted uranium particulate matter in the atmosphere. These factors are the major contributors to adverse health effects caused by DU exposure.[1]
    In 2003, she testified at the International Criminal Tribunal for Afghanistan held in Japan. A 2005 review of epidemiological studies of depleted uranium aerosols concluded that possible public health effects are significant and that there is a serious need for more research.[2] Moret claims that hundreds of medical conditions are caused by exposure to depleted uranium.

    She was a presenter at the World Depleted Uranium Weapons Conference in Hamburg, Germany, and at the World Court of Women at the World Social Forum in Bombay, India in January 2004. She is a Contributing Editor to GLOBAL OUTLOOK, Environmental Commissioner for City of Berkeley, and a former president of the Association for Women Geoscientists.
    Ms. Moret works with the Radiation and Public Health Project, a group of independent scientists who have written ten books on low level radiation and public health.