Published: July 17th, 2012 at 10:53 am ET
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Follow-up to: Kyodo: Nuclear hearing rocked by alleged gov't shill -- Meeting managed by advertising agency (PHOTO)
(Subscription Only) Title: Another utility employee speaks at nuclear energy hearing, draws flak
Source: Kyodo News
Date: July 16, 2012
NAGOYA — At the third meeting sponsored by the government to hear citizens’ views on future energy policy on Monday, an official of Chubu Electric Power Co. was picked in a limited quota of speakers and drew flak for expressing a pro-nuclear opinion from some members of the audience, although it was given as a view of a private citizen.
Similar criticism was expressed at the second meeting in Sendai city on Sunday where a ranking official of Tohoku Electric Power Co. expressed a pro-nuclear position.
On Monday, the third speaker started his speech by identifying himself as “an employee of Chubu Electric Power” but saying he is attending as a private citizen, nonetheless creating a tense atmosphere in the venue, with one person in the audience saying, “Is this again manipulation?”
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See also: Kyodo: Nuclear hearing rocked by alleged gov't shill -- Meeting managed by advertising agency (PHOTO)
Published: July 17th, 2012 at 10:53 am ET
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As the old spy novels say: "once is happenstance, twice is coincidence, three times is enemy action."
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The nail that stands up…
role reversal here…
it just depends where the consensus is…
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at least he didnt work at this site
Japan’s Shika nuclear power plant on top of an active earthquake fault?
Hokuriku Electric Power conducted excavation surveys when it applied
in 1997 to build a second reactor at the plant and claimed it found
the fault “does not indicate activity.”
In a review of fault lines after the Great East Japan Earthquake of
March 11, 2011, NISA went through excavation data presented by
Hokuriku Electric and concluded the research indicated the strong
possibility that S-1 may have been active in a relatively recent
period….. Citizens are calling for research into Kansai Electric
Power Co.’s Oi nuclear power plant in Fukui, which also has a soft
fault layer. Reactor 3 has been restarted at the Kepco plant and
reactor 4′s operations are in the process of being resumed.
http://www.japantimes.co.jp/text/nn20120717x1.html#.UAaKJWGe5dM
http://nuclear-news.net/2012/07/17/japans-shika-nuclear-power-plant-on-top-of-an-active-earthquake-fault/
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Hi guys. I was just wondering why the FB box above is M.I.A? A fluke or something? Thanks in advance. Btw New one at HP http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/07/16/harry-reid-gregory-jaczko_n_1677685.html?ref=topbar I'm still hanging on the Old July 5th thread posting New News. HUGS TO ALL!
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`hi whoopee thanks for posting.. good to hear from you!
peace light and love…
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Good to see you guys too! Shut them all down!!
still dont get where the FB Button went! Button, Button who's got the button?
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The nuclear insanity must end. And the good citizens of the world are making this happen.
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We know that the Japanese have been fed Nuclear Baloney* for a long, long time and now as the huge protest numbers prove, the Japanese people are realizing too!
* http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Nuclear+Baloney
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Article features ENEnews!
"Of more than 38,000 children tested from the Fukushima Prefecture in Japan, 36 percent have abnormal growths – cysts or nodules – on their thyroids a year after the Fukushima nuclear disaster, as reported by ENENews. (…)
Australian pediatrician Helen Caldicott said that is "not at all normal for children to have thyroid nodules or cysts" and that "early appearance of thyroid abnormalities, less than one year, meant the children received a very high dose of radiation."
ENENews also reported a specific case in which three children in a family who lived 60 miles from the Fukushima nuclear plant were found to have multiple cysts on their thyroids."
Congratulations admin! +13.000 views!
Australian pediatrician Helen Caldicott said that is "not at all normal for children to have thyroid nodules or cysts" and that "early appearance of thyroid abnormalities, less than one year, meant the children received a very high dose of radiation."
ENENews also reported a specific case in which three children in a family who lived 60 miles from the Fukushima nuclear plant were found to have multiple cysts on their thyroids."
Congratulations admin! +13.000 views!
http://www.businessinsider.com/a-stunning-36-percent-of-fukushima-children-have-abnormal-growths-from-radiation-exposure-2012-7
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weird double posting. sorry!
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works for me
thanks B&B
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B&B,
It appears that the next article ENE lists from Bloomberg, about 1,300 cancer deaths, omits the Fuku kids tested. Tens of thousands in the immediate area show signs of radiation poisoning. But according to Bloomberg and the shills they cite, these people, man/woman/child, don't factor into their fIndings.
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The shill with Hosono in the pic of the last meeting really looks like Yakuza (also known as gokudō). The scowl on his face seems to say, "One more word and I'll crush you like a beetle."
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