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An alarming Ministry of Defense (MoD) report circulating in the Kremlin today states that the US Pacific Command (PACOM) has issued a “war warning directive” to the Federation’s Pacific Fleet notifying them that anti-submarine combat operations have begun in the Sea of Japan that “could/may” “negatively impact” Russia’s 22 submarines transiting this region to their home ports in Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky and Vilyuchinsk—and that follows by 48 hours US Marine Corps General Joseph Dunford, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, preparing America’s missile forces in Alaska to strike North Korea—and, also, has fears growing within the MoD that the US is preparing to blame the attack on one of their warships on Russia too.  […]

To the dangers of such catastrophic levels of radioactive sulfur being spewed into the atmosphere, this article warns, is due to the airborne nature of algae—most dangerously a marine species of red algae discovered in Japan, in 2014, called “Congracilaria Babae” that when exposed to radiation has explosive growth—and like all other marine species of algae thrive on sulfur. Even worse, this article says, was that in 2010, a discovery was made showing that a marine species of red algae called “Plocamiocolax Puvinata” had lost a key gene to stop it from rapidly replicating—and that was further discovered, too, in the marine species of red algae called “Plocamium Pacificum”. […]