Oh Daddy

This song took twenty six years to rise up outa me. My father George William Hart died twenty six years ago from complications arising from repeated exposure to high and low levels of radiation after he spent sixteen years applying his genius to create electronic instruments, computors and software in an attempt to make nuclear power safer.

His attempt failed and so did his health. This song attempts to celebrate his life. To show how much we loved him and to warn others from following in his foot steps and continuing to accept the nuclear industry's lies.

When politicians are repackaging nuclear power as the solution to Global Warming regardless of the facts that show that cancer and other disease clusters have exploded around the nuclear industry's facilities we must quadruple our efforts to tell the truth.

My Family was split a sunder on the chopping block of nuclear power. My father, my sister, my high school physics class and my self were contaminated with radioactive particles while my father led us on a tour of his work place at the Whiteshell Nuclear Research Facility in Pinawa Manitoba where my father and his colleagues worked directly with a nuclear power plant owned and operated by the Atomic Energy of Canada Limited, my Father's employers who have never answered for his death.

If there is a nuclear power facility near you protest it, demand its closure and demand that the electricity it produces be replaced with wind and solar power.

Luv Lloyd

P.S. Please read in my blog my letter of support for Gramma Donna Dillman who is presently conducting a hunger strike attemping to seek a moratorium on uranium mining in the province of Ontario, Canada and please click here to learn more about the hunger strike and the poisonous radioactive effects of uranium mining on the environment and human beings.

Hey everybody, I just launched a new line of T-shirts and stuff. Click on the Uranium Mining Equals Death logos below and buy a T-shirt and thanks.

Lots of love Lloyd