Say no to nuclear waste in northern Saskatchewan

            I am one of the 7000 Generations Walkers who started out from Pinehouse Lake and just finished 857 km and 3 weeks later in Regina at the Legislature where I was asked to speak from the youths’ perspective.There will always be two sides to every topic, two choices to make. Both will have monumental consequences. I want to be one of the people to make the right choice.If we allow the Nuclear Waste Management Organization to corrupt our land by throwing highly radioactive waste into it, what kind of consequences would we, the people, be willing to pay?There have been far too many tragic accidents and disasters recently that could have been prevented. We do not want to look back at Saskatchewan as being the home of millions of tons of nuclear waste, as being the guinea pigs of our generation.I am proud of our natural resources. I am proud to say I live by one of the most beautiful lakes in Saskatchewan. If I have to give up an “unparalleled economic opportunity” to keep it clean, I am willing to live with the consequence.NWMO does not realize that we are educated people who have done both sides of the research. We may not have the money to spread our word or to corrupt the morals of fine editors and reporters like they do but, as long as we have a voice and there are people with basic reasoning skills to listen, then will eventually make our point clear:

            WE DO NOT WANT YOUR NUCLEAR WASTE!

Geron Paul

Box85,

Beauval, Saskatchewan

S0M 0G0

CELL # (306) 288 - 7320