It's Just a Landfill Say You Want it Cleaned.

Good News! I already did the hard part. I got government bodies to listen when others before me gave up. I never gave up, i said some really inflammatory things then i gave strategic instructions on how major political events occurred in the past. I lost everything over it but it's okay, I already had very little. Then I lost my health and so now my only option is to keep going until i get all the landfills in this area remediated (it's actually super easy, there's pollution lasers that can break it up, they're used in China and the University of Rochester makes them).

What's the good news? You don't have to make the sacrifices i made! You don't have to lose everything, you don't have to talk about human radiation experiments or the GATE program or how the owners of Union Carbide did radiation experiments on children who were raped. You don't have to discuss rich people's deep spiritual beliefs and explain why they're so resistant to cleaning up this area or how everyone is paid off. You don't have to do any of that. All you have to do?

Please call the DEC and ask them what happened to Salvatore Calandra. Ask them what happened to the lady on 35th and Walnut who wears the big mask, ask them what they said when i showed them the radioactive burns spreading across my arms. Call your politicians and ask them about the landfill off Amherst in Buffalo (it's filled with metallurgical waste). Send an email and ask about the pollution lasers. Contact somebody if you know anyone at the University of Rochester who can get me some of them. Call Joel Feroleto and ask him if he stopped doing blow and wants to help me, the girl he once gave a ride home when i missed my bus. Ask him if he remembers me saying P didn't even know my whole side of town had been divested from and how she didn't know Black people in Buffalo live in total destitution and we are dying from pollution. Ask anyone. You don't have to say anything i say, you do not have to be as inflammatory as me. But you must do something. No one can do everything but everyone can do something. I already did the hard part. Now you must start and do the rest. It gets real easy from here on out.