Post the Fox news article on your Facebook, Twitter, email etc...

Now's our chance to make a difference folks. Since Fox news seems to be the only MAJOR news network covering the "Radiation In Food" topic, we need to act individually to get this information out there.
http://www.foxnews.com/health/2011/06/29/radiation-in-our-food/

Post the article to ALL social media that you participate in and send it out to friends and family. They are less likely to think you are nuts now since there's a major news network logo sitting at the top of the page. And how sad is that? We need a major news network logo to make others listen.

Yes, the shipped has sailed and levels are going down, but we need to make sure the government thoroughly tests for this stuff going forward. The radioactive water has not hit here yet (I guess, dunno), but if we believe that "it won't" because the "scientists" (not Brawm) say so, we're crazy. Of course it's coming here.

My point is, if we send this out on social media and stir up the pot, more and more people will finally get on the bandwagon and talk to their senators, congressman etc. Look at the political revolutions in the countries overseas and Jamie Oliver's revolution (as examples) - SOCIAL MEDIA HAS MADE A DIFFERENCE AND WE CAN TOO.

Even if levels go back to normal at some point, what if there is another nuclear problem here in the U.S.? There STILL will not be multiple measures in place for testing (except our trusty BRAWM team and whatever crappy team the government puts together), so we need to work now to set the precedence, especially for upcoming generations.

I myself am going to write every single political person in this state (CA) and also in my home state (VA) to get the ball rolling. I have also posted this on social media outlets this morning.

Let's get motivated and use this Fox news article to our advantage folks. Let's not let this fact stand... "California is somewhat on the ball regarding testing for radiation in foods, other states appear to be asleep at the switch with this issue."