On Friday, Nov. 13, Paris had a mini Saint Bartholomew's Day Massacre with 130 people killed by "terrorists."

However, millions of French men, women, and children have been killed by the 59 nuclear power plants in the country. Radiation respects no borders so the deadly radiation was carried by the winds all over Europe.

A nuclear power plant is a slow motion Saint Bartholomew's Day Massacre.

The unit used to measure radiation is called a curie (Ci), after Pierre and Marie Curie, the discoverers of radium.

There are billions of deadly cures in an atomic reactor.

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A nuclear power station exists for one reason: population reduction:

After the 2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster in Japan, the land of Saint Martin Luther decided to close down all their nuclear power plants.

Fukushima is far from Germany, but the deadly radiation has already poisoned the entire stationary earth.

Doctors and statisticians were forced to stop gathering vital statistics on the deadly toll to humans, animals, birds, and plants from atomic radiation. Most of the research that was done in the United States was ruthlessly censored by the Pentagon.