<caption><image_62>The image is a screenshot of a computer screen with two panels. On the left panel, there is a map of a city with different colors representing different areas of the city. The colors range from red to blue, indicating different levels of activity. The map appears to be a topographic representation of the area, with the red representing the highest level of activity and the blue representing the lowest level.

On the right panel, on the top right, there are several options for the user to choose from. The options include:

- The top panel has a list of options such as "Home", "Settings", "About", "Tools", and "Tools". Below the list, it has a search bar and a menu bar with various options for editing and editing the map.
- There is also a text field on the bottom right corner of the screen, which likely provides more information about the map and its features.</caption><transcript><audio_63>and the models and you can go look at these yourself and pay 35 and use it to bludgeon people like Ryan and James or just to you know have a model that you know is accurate that this stuff</transcript><transcript><audio_64>doesn't need nuclear detonations it doesn't need the Hurricanes to bring it over here it just comes over normally but we know that it came over here repeatedly and so why is James and Ryan denying that it can come over here and denying that the judge streams exist</transcript><transcript><audio_65>when everybody knows the jet streams are real whether Ryan Dawson or James Colbert wants to believe it or not they actually truly are real folks uh for example pointing out that the starfish wasting disease was was first noted in 2008. yeah the San Francisco Chronicle</transcript><video><caption><image_66>The image is a screenshot of a webpage with two maps. The first map on the left shows a map of the Arctic Circle, which is a geographical feature in the United States. The map is color-coded, with different colors representing different areas of the map. The colors range from green to blue, with the green representing the highest and the blue representing the lowest.

On the right side of the image, there is a text editor with a list of information about the map, including the date, time, and location. The text is written in black font and is centered on the page. The background of the page is white, and the text is black.</caption><caption><image_67>The image is a screenshot of a video titled "MD: Infant deaths also up in BC, Canada after Fukushima - Coronavirus U.S. study (VIDEO)". The video is displayed on a white background with black text. The title of the video is written in bold letters at the top of the screen. Below the title, there is an image of a black and orange X-shaped object, which appears to be a medical device. The object is surrounded by a white border. 

On the right side of the image, there are several tabs, including a search bar, a list of files, and a button to download the video. On the left side, there has a description of the article, which states that the article was published on December 25th, 2011. At the bottom of the screenshot, there appears to have a link to a website for more information about the article.</caption></video><transcript><audio_68>said Fukushima radiation possible culprit not just any random person and the radioactive follow what do you think it does it rains out and then washes down to the coastline I was a commercial diver for 14 years but I mean you've been dumping and</transcript><caption><image_69>The image is a screenshot of a webpage with a title that reads "St. Chronicle: Public relations relations" and a subtitle that explains the concept of public relations relations. 

On the right side of the image, there is a map of the world, showing the continents and oceans. The map is color-coded, with different shades of blue representing different regions of the Earth. The continents are colored in shades of orange, red, and yellow, representing the oceans and landmasses. The oceans are shown in a darker shade of blue, while the landmass is in a lighter shade of red.

The text on the page is in black and white and appears to be a description of the topic. The title of the article is written in large, bold letters at the top of the page. Below the title, there are several bullet points that provide further information about the topic, such as the date, time, and location.</caption><transcript><audio_70>depleted uranium into the ocean for a long time I mean yes there could be other causes for that diode but because of all the radioactive fallout this is the US model 137 sees him dispersal in 40 days</transcript><transcript><audio_71>it's okay to assume that that washed back into the ocean and sea stars use salt water like you use blood and so they would have been affected very quickly you know if you ignore all the evidence</transcript><caption><image_72>The image is a close-up of a satellite image of the Earth. The Earth is shown in a blue and green color scheme, with the continents and oceans clearly visible. On the right side of the image, there is a text box with the title of the article, "S&P Chronicle: Fukushima radiation potential effect in Japan's nuclear power plant". The text box is white with black text, and there is an email address at the bottom of the box. The article appears to be discussing the potential impact of Fukushima on the nuclear power plants in Japan.</caption> and the models and you can go look at these yourself and pay 35 and use it to bludgeon people like Ryan and James or just to you know have a model that you know is accurate that this stuff doesn't need nuclear detonations it doesn't need the Hurricanes to bring it over here it just comes over normally but we know that it came over here repeatedly and so why is James and Ryan denying that it can come over here and denying that the judge streams exist when everybody knows the jet streams are real whether Ryan Dawson or James Colbert wants to believe it or not they actually truly are real folks uh for example pointing out that the starfish wasting disease was was first noted in 2008. yeah the San Francisco Chronicle said Fukushima radiation possible culprit not just any random person and the radioactive follow what do you think it does it rains out and then washes down to the coastline I was a commercial diver for 14 years but I mean you've been dumping and depleted uranium into the ocean for a long time I mean yes there could be other causes for that diode but because of all the radioactive fallout this is the US model 137 sees him dispersal in 40 days it's okay to assume that that washed back into the ocean and sea stars use salt water like you use blood and so they would have been affected very quickly you know if you ignore all the evidence
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