I will never give up the fight against the nuclear waste rubbish dump on Adnyamathanha yarta
Heather Mckenzie-Stuart Fight To Stop Nuclear Waste Dump In Flinders Ranges SA, 22 Nov 17, I am so sick of ANSTO and the Department of Innovation @ Science with their nuclear waste dump site of choice saga, the money packages, the problems, divisions, anxiety/stress, disrespect, envy, jealousy, malice, not pride, that they have brought and caused in the Flinders Ranges on yuras yarta re the proposed nuclear waste rubbish dump.
I am so over it,I will be glad the day ANSTO takes that nuclear dump and shove it wherever else they can put it as that will be the best day of my life. That proposal has caused so much hate and anguish, breakdown of family, that it is unbelievable.
So I hope you people in the Federal Government see this, I hope you lot keep it off land where Aboriginal people still utilise for their enjoyment of their traditional ways and that people can live and die in peace, not poison by nuclear waste. The damage the nuclear dump proposal has caused is irreparable, family relationships will never be the same. I am so over it and all the evil that goes with it.
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