radioactive waste in the hotels will stay there will be touched as it's not part of the rehabilitation project force over. and they were buried in pits one thousand five hundred to two thousand meters deep. in total five hundred seventy tons of contaminated waste including the famous airplanes thrown into the great blue sea. of more concern for the government was a report published in january twenty seventh but at the very least signals trouble ahead. the atomic energy commission to document included a computer simulation of the possible collapse of part of morrow at all scrounged. hardly surprising considering that one hundred thirty seven blasts took place there . the principle of underground testing is simple the nuclear charges placed in a well dug in between six hundred and one thousand meters deep after the explosion the rock becomes fused which is supposed to keep the radioactivity contained. the power of the explosion caused a mini earthquake which is clearly visible from the footage taken by controlled cameras. taking into account the twenty eight tests it is the northeast m zone of the ass

different places in the world, where scientology has a president, they are what are called rehabilitation project forces. they are reeducation camps for people that have strayed in their thinking or their behavior, who are in the theater. at the headquarters, they are wary of one point to double wide trailers buried together to make an office suite. in 2006, david vaskevitch took all the furniture out of their and he began complaining his upper-level executives, the top people in the church so that they would go through this criticism from the self-criticism, cheney's communist behavior. and it's not like for a weekend. the nominal leader of the church is an elderly man who's been in there for seven years. you know, they say but heaping bags. they were eating slop bucket and make it out once a day for a shower. there's a lot of physical abuse that takes place. a lot of emotional abuse as well. it is in your paper is the first time that you wrote about the musical chairs episode. to me, this is -- it crystallizes the prism of police better than anything i know. david vaskevitch appeared with a checkbox.