GE Vernova Has Created Toxic Nuclear Waste Sites Throughout the World

"And the word of the Lord came to me, saying, “Son of man, set your face against Jerusalem, and speak prophetically against the sanctuaries and prophesy against the land of Israel; and say to the land of Israel, ‘This is what the Lord says: “Behold, I am against you; and I will draw My sword from its sheath and cut off from you the righteous and the wicked. Because I will cut off from you the righteous and the wicked, therefore My sword will go out from its sheath against my enemies from south to north. So my enemies will know that I, the Lord, have drawn My sword from its sheath It will not return to its sheath again.”’"
---Ezekiel 21:1-5


General Electric announced that it would split into three separate businesses in November of 2021. Those businesses are GE Medical, GE Aerospace, and GE Vernova. GE's Board of Directors made this move to restructure the company's debt. GE's Board of Directors owes more than $1 Trillion BPGS to A.T. Kearney. That debt marker carries with it a monthly interest rate of 10%.

General Electric's GE Power, GE Renewable Energy, GE Digital, and GE Energy Financial Services businesses were bonded together and renamed GE Vernova. The name refers to the Vernal Equinox and alludes to patent technologies engineers at Georgia Tech, MIT, Texas A&M, and the Colorado School of Mines developed during the 1970s.

Those patents were based on experiments that combined nuclear energy with petroleum and were referred to as Project Jewel." The technologies developed under those experiments were entirely unholy.

​PROJECT JEWEL

Project Jewel's engineers placed uranium crystals inside drums of petroleum and passed electromagnetic currents through those drums. The current created a toxic radioactive energy source that "poisons the atmosphere and interferes with organic matter." One of the researchers raised warnings to GE Power's Executive Steering Committee and General Electric's Board of Directors and was demoted. She left the company.

Despite her warnings, General Electric's Board of Directors made the decision to "move foreward" with the project. In 1981, GE Power's Executive Steering Committee established a research facility in Cobb County, Georgia. That facility was used to develop "scale replicas" of a nuclear power plant capable of powering a city with 10 million inhabitants. Engineers at MIT called the replicas Blue Hue and numbered each model. In total, fourteen versions of Blue Hue were created.

In June 2007, General Electric's Board of Directors introduced the Blue Hue to North Korea's Kim Jong Il and China's Xi Jjnping and sold them on the concept. That same month, China's Ministry of Information advanced GE Capital $500MM BPGS to begin work on a plant in China's Guizou province. Completion was promised by 2018. General Electric's did not deliver on its promise.

During testing, drums used to house the petroleum either cracked or melted when Blue Hue's scale was increased. Engineers at the Colorado School of Mines warned GE Power's Executive Steering Committee that Blue Hue's concept was "impossible beyond residential scale", and in September of 2018 General Electric's Board of Directors decided to "redirect the project." 

Upon the recommendations of A.T. Kearney's Managing Board of Partners, GE's engineering team attempted to "shrink" the power turbines "make it capable" of powering a residence. General Electric's Board of Directors met with Chinese Cabinet officials before a miniature concept was completed and sold them on the idea. China's Ministry of Information wired GE Capital another $500MM BPGS that same day.

In exchange, General Electric promised China's Ministry of the Interior they would "build and install" 100 million miniaturized Blue Hue turbines within "residential areas" of the Chinese Ministry of the Interior's "choosing by 2033. GE's engineering team then wen to work designing three different size turbines. One for "private living quarters" , one for "apartment villages", and one for "commercial venues".

On July 7th of 2021, General Electric's Board of Directors gifted 10,000 Blue Hues designed for private residences to Chinese and North Korean officials. GE Power's service teams installed all 10,000 units in homes owned by government officials. They installed another 44 Blue Hue units within the primary residences of A.T. Kearney's 44 Managing Board Partners. Each of those 10,000 nuclear turbines has been operational since at least January of 2023.

NUCLEAR BIOHAZARDS

Nuclear core reactors are cooled with water and the hard water plant turbines generate is generally isolated and quarantined in brick-encased vats for at least fifty years. The engineering teams that designed GE Vernova's Blue Hue did not take this into account when they designed their miniaturized systems. They also did not take into account the effects of petroleum infused with uranium and hydroelectric current. The half life for this material is 1100 times greater than uranium infused water alone.

GE's engineering team proceeded to dispose of these chemicals through residential sewer systems. Blue Hue's turbines are infused with water and the cooling systems are connected to residential sewers through PVC pipes. More than ten gallons of contaminated water has been pumped through these systems every day they are in use since their installation.

All 10,044 of these units have effectively created radioactive biohazards within a three-mile radius of the private residences where they were installed and within a three mile radius of the private residences' sewer systems. All 10,000 units delivered to the Chinese government were installed within villas in the Ural Mountain region and the 44 units delivered to A.T. Kearney's Managing Board of Partners are scattered throughout the world including eighteen in North America, eight is South America, eight in Asia, one in Manchester Birmingham, one in Melbourne, and eight within Africa's Gold Coast Region.

Since Purim of 2018, GE Vernova's Business Development executives have begun courting politicians and bureaucrats in Canada, Mexico, and the United States with the same concept. The Blue Hues are being touted as an "efficient energy solution" and GE's Board of. Directors has begun lobbying the legislative bodies of these three governments for research and developments grants.

​CAPITALIZING ON THEIR CRIME

Cosa Nostra-backed real estate firms have begun to sell timeshare and residential villas concepts that employ GE Vernova's Blue Hue units. Workers in North American, South American, European, and Iceland with government clearances have been specifically targeted since 2018. Members of the Hollywood Screen Actor's Guild and the American Music Association's Recording Academy have also been targeted.

During Purim of 2018 the church councils of a handful of high-profile workers with government clearances were given presentations on what these real estate firms touted as "the opportunity of a lifetime." Council members were told "these properties are much like heaven" and that the overseas locations of these timeshares and villas did not contain "vermin". A slide presentation featuring homeless and impoverished residents of Atlanta Georgia's East Point District accompanied the presentation.

The asset management company that manages General Electric's Savings and Security Plan has purchased contaminated real estate within Eurasia's Ural Mountain region with plans to build villas and timeshares. The same firm has purchased property within Argentina's jungle region, and the desert regions of Chili and Peru for the same purpose. All four of these regions are essentially uninhabitable. GE's Board of Directors spent over $10 Billion BPGS on these properties.

Author: Erik Gagnon - Chi Rho Consulting