Interesting Jill…that Ranger Mike site led me to another interesting statistic…way back from March 24th 2011 (13 days after Fukushima began the death spiral):
"Austrian researchers have used a worldwide network of radiation detectors – designed to spot clandestine nuclear bomb tests – to show that iodine-131 is being released at daily levels 73 per cent of those seen after the 1986 disaster. The daily amount of caesium-137 released from Fukushima Daiichi is around 60 per cent of the amount released from Chernobyl."
SP: Ok…if I read that correctly the Austrians discovered that Fukushima emissions of the two bad boys radioiodine and cesium-137 were over 60% just compared to all the days (11) Chernobyl Unit 4 burned.
Fukushima with 4 huge burning reactor units has been emitting toxins for another 390 days…what does that tell us?
Yes, some Fukushima days have been lighter for emissions than the burning/disappearing building days we recently witnessed once again. Yet, we have seen at least 30 or more heavy emission days.
The tonnage of nuclear fuel at Daiichi also dwarfs Chernobyl.
SO hows does Daiichi compare to Chernobyl?
Fukushima Daiichi emissions are 40 to 100 times greater than Chernobyl as of today (maybe more).
I think that is a sobering thought for the countries of the world anywhere within 10,000 miles downwind.
TOKYO (SAPP) – After many years of international pressure to stop whaling, sources close to the prime minister of Japan, Yoshihiko Noda, have admitted that whaling has become a vital source of energy for the country. Members of Mr. Noda's inner circle have told the SAPP that whales are being harvested for their blubber to literally keep the lights on in Tokyo. We have also found that whale harvesting is increasing in an effort to meet the electrical demands of the country.
In March 2011, a major earthquake and tsunami caused irreparable damage to the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plants owned and operated by the Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO). Prior to the 9.0 magnitude earthquake, approximately 25 percent of Japan's electricity came from nuclear energy. That figure is now 0 percent, and it is …
Anyone see the gov. such an energy shortage they are burning whale oil,
… At TEPCOW, we intend to replace nuclear power by melting down whale blubber in vessels like this," Miss Inoue says as she points to a 100-ton vat full of smelly whale trimmings. The vat of whale and fish trimmings is about halfway into the process of turning seafood into electricity. …
Ohhhh majia,…I am certain they hate you. You are concise,…without hysteria, loaded to the teeth with verifiable facts, and you're smart as a whip personally too. Total threat to their foundations!
MAY YOU BE PROTECTED AND INVISIBLE TO THEIR MACHINATIONS-amen!
I read everything. It's standard procedure, they use attack tactics. I could easily tear their review of your presentation apart, (so could you I'm sure), but it's not worth our time.
The saying… 'Believe me, because I'm an expert.'
That concept just doesn't work anymore.
“…advanced degrees confer no special expertise in either common sense or morality. That’s why many laymen (*or scholars in other areas)are better qualified to judge nuclear power than are the so-called experts.”
– Dr. John Gofman Medical Physicist (Nuclear Power Pioneer)
Here is Michaels phone number, not sure what time zone that is. Maybe we should all call and express our displeasure with the way he performs a brutal ad hominem attack and then tries to justify the attack by acknowledging the attack. Pro Nuke puke.
TY, demo. Do you have a link to when this nuclear weapon originally went missing? I couldn't find a previous story. And the Veterans Today article said that it went missing "last week." Perhaps this is another nuclear weapon than the one you are reporting.
not finding anymore what led me to that conclusion, but "Is someone planning to blow something up somewhere? Are these just simply Germany boys on a lark, stolen submarine, borrrowed illegal nuclear weapon, kind of a prank?
Then again, we have the Bush administration."
@anne – did you manage to read through the whole article?
Not sure if it's me, but I found the plot line convuluted and full of tangents where no complete story could actually be extracted.
I was busy when I tried to read it earlier, that may have been it, but I simply gathered little understanding from the article as to what actually happened. Call me blind freddy
India: Hundreds on hunger strike against nuclear power need help
"The Tahsildar (county administrator) of Radhapuram contacted us yesterday and said he was sending a medical team to check the health of the hunger strikers. Nobody has come so far and we have contacted the officer again this morning.
Our people have been struggling so patiently, peacefully and nonviolently for the past nine months. Our people have not hurt or harmed or killed anybody or damaged any public or private properties. No untoward incident has ever taken place. But neither the central government nor the state government has ever tried to meet our people or listen to their opinions, thoughts, feelings and standpoints about the Koodankulam nuclear power project in a democratic manner. (…)
Please contact the following officers and demand justice for our people: -click-
post mortems….
According to the National Police Agency, only about 10 percent of "unnatural deaths," whose cause is not immediately clear, are subject to postmortems, partly because there are few autopsy experts and minimal financial support.
Oh 'wideawake',…this one is PRICELESS! Alaskan flight attendants, no less!
This one is actually better than the 'midge flies'!
" Numerous tests by three different labs have been unable to determine the cause of the physical reactions, which affected a limited number of our uniformed employees. While the vast majority of those affected are no longer having problems, we’ve provided two alternate uniforms to those who are. Alaska will work with the two employee work groups and unions affected to develop standards for sourcing, materials and other manufacturing issues to make sure that any uniform our people wear is safe and comfortable.”
Alaska Airlines did not immediately respond to ABC News’ request for comment."
So,…these same uniforms,…which caused no problems all these years,…..these same uniforms are now the problem?
Gee,….maybe the seals and polar bears had borrowed their uniforms a time or two,…er go,…causing all their health problems too. I'll bet that's it!
Makes little social sense…you see your neighbor Japan in a death spiral, being ravaged by a rabid pit bull and so you buy 2 mad dogs for your own backyard. Naked ape insanity at its finest.
TEPCO releases "newly engaged" worker data at Daiichi. In March 483 newly engaged workers were sent to Fukushima Daiichi. Also good video footage of the 5th floor fuel pond (see 3:30 into clip):
Setting up a "bugging out" forum: I wonder if admin could set up a forum on this topic? I would think that there would be a lot of like minded people who have thought about this? Curious to know about what preps and destinations that are in mind? I have been in touch with a couple of people, but would think that there are others here that would like to start to think about family planning in case of …… Hopefully admin might think about this. Just saying…..
This week one American family in Japan became caught up in the controversy after its appeal on an online fundraising site raised $7,500 in funds for their evacuation.
Carol Swift, of Overland Park, Kansas, the mother of Joshua Swift of Inzai, Japan, on YouCaring.com had set a goal of raising $25,000 by August 31 because her three grandchildren "are sick from radiation poisoning and the food source has been compromised" as a result of the 2011 Fukushima nuclear accident.
The online appeal listed various medical ailments affecting the family including autoimmune diseases affecting all three children.
The family's evacuation plea sparked a flurry of comments on social media sites. While some sympathized with the Swifts, other were less charitable calling them naïve alarmists or …
Physicist-turned historian Spencer Weart is not surprised by heightened fears about low-level radiation.
Weart, whose latest book “The Rise of Nuclear Fear” was published in March, blames the Japanese government’s flawed assurances of the safety of its nuclear plants and denial of problems by regulators for creating a situation “where most Japanese distrust anything they [officials] say.”
liked
didnt like the lots of paragraphs explaining how safe everything is more or less!! :/
right to choose!!
save the children!!
stuff like that….would have been better
but not bad publicity for the cause though imo (all things considered).. saving for my next donation!!
From Chernobyl to Japan: Treating Radiation Sickness with Rock Dust – Remineralize the Earth
Our soil, which is being inundated with everything the Bio-Tech Industry can promote, is being stripped of it's nutrients. There's plenty of "Straight-From-Real-Academia" Science to verify it.
Your 6th Grade Science book from 40 years ago discussed soil conservation, rotating crops, etc. as being necessary if you wanted to keep getting yields from …
Assisted reproduction and infertility history linked to higher rates of birth defects
Reviewed By: Robert Carlson, M.D
May 6, 2012
Advances in fertility medicine have been a blessing for parents who struggled to …
SP: The innovative Japanese can overcome contaminated soil by inside greenhouses and fish farms. But can they survive polluted air and drinking/washing water?
"Creative use of land / High-tech 'factories' start to produce lettuce and tuna"
"Prof. Haruhiko Murase, 64, proudly showed off his lettuce and said, "Please eat this lettuce without washing it, because the vegetable is much cleaner than tap water."
SP: no mention of cesium in the tap water by the professor…. But we know why the unwashed lettuce is "cleaner".
Possibly… Depends on how polluted a watershed to the public water reservoir increases over time and how much aud fallout is present during a rainstorm. Bioaccumulation can trump one-day events.
FYI: Posted link to this in "FORUM: Methods for combating radiation and its effects." Some of us interested in Hydropinics/Greenhouse growing agreed that would be a good place to consolidate info. on this topic.
*AUDIO* Fears increase of big earthquake near Tokyo in the foreseeable future
07 May, 2012
prominent Japanese seismologist rattled some nerves when he declared there was a 70 percent chance of a major earthquake in or around Tokyo — in the next four years. Government scientists had proclaimed a similar risk, but over a longer timeframe, 30 years.
Earthquake in the van region of turkey causes reactor to emit more than 0.40 microsievert/h peaks!
Reactors all over turkey showing emmissions of up to 0.30 mcSv/h
Note: Turkey is still getting over the last big earthquake from late last year!
Portugese reactor also hitting above 0.40 microsieverts/h and giving a steady high of under 0.30 mcSv/h
Reactor or military instillation monitor near St Petersburg (Russian Federatio and probably recently privatised?) registering up to 0.30 mcSv/h
Finnish monitor giving up to 0.30 mcSv/h
Norwegian monitors readings return to post Fukushima disaster levels approximately 30 percent in Hol, after the uk and other emissions hit Norway
Luxemborg showing 5 monitors registering up to 0.3 mcSv/h from catternom France
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Fukushima in review: A complex disaster, a disastrous response
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, March/April 2012 vol. 68 no. 2 9-21 http://bos.sagepub.com/content/68/2/9.full
Whether truth or a dream from someone who has seen war or someone who can see the truth. I like the message. You will all think I am nuts, but read it anyway. It says what we all have thought and what we are talking about.A sci fi precursor. Admiral Byrd ,1947. It can be found in alot of places. This is the first I stumbled on for the post.
A worker in the first hour of 311 crisis: " I saw all the pipes fixed to the wall shifting and ripping off.”…
SP: Thanks Anne…important quote for the debunking of the tsunami-did-it-all theorists.
Yes, it is true damage was done by an earthquake and a tsunami. To ascribe more damage to either is probably indefensible.
We will probably never determine if the earthquake alone could have set in motion triple melt-throughs. But the truth remains an act of nature (earthquake) set off another act of nature (tsunami) and both contributed to the potentially worst toxic industrial accident in the history of mankind.
That number 1 ranking may be hard to convince skeptics pointing to the 1984 Union Carbide pesticide blast in Bhopal or the 1921 Oppau explosion in Germany or the 37 years of mercury poisoning at Minamata. Chernobyl certainly among anti-nuclear folks holds the top spot for deaths and injuries.
The denial of civilian deaths and injuries is a great defense for Tepco because radiation deaths by longterm exposure are dismissed as frivolous by the nuclear industry. The isotopes are invisible for the most part and deaths by cancers may be laid on other human behaviors. But science is improving since 1986 and will continue to improve. Medical techniques in the future may be able to place a definitive association between radioactive fallout and human casualties.
Bugging out forum: I find it amazing at the lack of interest in this topic here in the general forum area?? That is why I am trying to get admin with the support of others on this site to set up one up. Nobody here at this end is paranoid, it is just that I am a planner. Very similar to an insurance policy. If that pool keels over, then there will be a lot of people scrambling to make contacts, and trying to make plans on how to protect themselves and family and friends by fleeing the northern hemisphere. How about some support here? We all benefit.
There are so many websites that are based upon survival and prep for a variety of catastrophes I guess I wonder how adding such a Forumn to this site would not be redundant. I have a hard time keeping up with all the info. that is already available on the site. Maybe we could all agree to consolidate and share info. on a site that already has a lot of such info. available.
On the other hand I have an interest in hydroponics/greenhouses to grow uncontaminated food and a few others do to. We agreed to put that info. into "FORUM: Methods for combating radiation and its effects" as it seemed the most logical place to put it.
Your topic does not seem to have a logical topic already available so maybe it is needed as a separate Forumn.
Have you thought of what choice you would make if you are faced with an endless stream of radiation coming from Japan? How far would you go if you knew it was coming? Do you stick it out or do you flee somewhere? What would you do for your children, your current life? The threat is very real. I am not talking about asteroid hits, or Obamanation made up terror threats. This is the most real threat that is facing the entire northern hemisphere. You can either sit on the computer and worry, or actually think of possible options for you and your family. Is your passport up to date?…..Anyhow,I have thought about it, and I am far from being a conspiratory nutter. Have you? This is the last time I will bring this topic up. Cheers and more beers please….
The eye-watering expense of nuclear power The coalition wants us to depend more and more on nuclear power, but quite simply, it is too expensive to be able to deliver
"It's the economics .. stupid!!" .. not intended to anyone here of course .. just a paraphrase. One of the best antinuke arguments there is for today .. all in my VHO of course.
OK… Am I the only one who thinks the big steam ground releases around May Day may have been triggered by drilling pilings for the cofferdam (work supposedly started on April 26 in the shoreline area).
Haven't seen any mention of how that project (delayed from last September) is progressing.
Perhaps an example of why we will never hear the true radiation testing data, especially in medical tests of our bodies' exposure to man-made radiation from NPPs or other sources…?
An article from 2001:
"Compensation begins for workers sickened at nuclear weapons plants"
Martha Alls thought she'd never see the day when the government would pay for what it did to her father — a former worker at the uranium enrichment plant in Paducah, Ky. But Alls' mother, Clara Harding, will receive a check for $150,000 — possibly as early as Tuesday — as part of a federal entitlement plan aimed at compensating sick nuclear weapons workers or their survivors.
"The Labor Department is running the new program, which officially begins Tuesday. Labor Secretary Elaine Chao calls it "an absolute priority." But the government hasn't always had that attitude."
"Before he died of cancer in 1980, Harding's bones were found to contain up to 34,000 times the expected concentration of uranium.
"Yet while he lived, Harding was DENIED compensation because OFFICIAL records showed he was only exposed to small levels of radiation."
"The Energy Department has identified 317 sites that employed more than 650,000 people nationwide for nuclear weapons-related work during the Cold War."
Wow…317 sites??? That's a lot of places around the U.S. who had workers exposed to who-knows-how-much man-made nuclear radiation!
(snip):
"The agency initially thought 3,000 to 4,000 might receive compensation, but the accuracy of that estimate is unclear, in part because of poor record keeping. The Congressional Budget Office estimates the program will
cost roughly $2 billion over a decade."
Wonder how that program eventually worked out…How many people were ultimately compensated? Could be a good lesson to review for the upcoming Fuku fallout compensation claims we're sure to be seeing (and possibly participating in…)
Looking at the nuclear facilities listed you would probably think Oak Ridge or Hanford paid out the most claims. Nope! It is a facility people outside Tennessee would not guess (unless you are a historian).
Y-2 is the winner.. Biggest weapons manufacturer (and still is).
Back on June 3, 2011 I posted about the other compensation program… For downwinders. That might qualify a lot more now, but I doubt we will see a penny:
In October 1990, Congress passed the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act which provides payments to individuals who contracted certain cancers and other serious diseases as a result of their exposure to radiation.
The Radiation Exposure Compensation Act now allows downwinder victims in 21 counties in southern Utah, eastern Nevada and northern Arizona who suffer from any of 19 different cancers to receive up to $50,000. It will expire by law in 2022.
This link shows a counter updated every couple of days that keeps track of victims who have been compensated since April, 1992:
I had never seen this information in the links you provided. Interesting…
One thing that hit my eye IMMEDIATELY after viewing a few of the charts at the first link which show the companies who paid the most compensation, and the years and amount of compensation.
Did you notice anything? The payments were initially very minimal…that is, until 2008, the year President Obama took office. Appears to me like Bush and his regime didn't like the idea much of compensating people for their government-caused nuclear radiation illnesses…but things got much better once Obama got in office.
It is good to see our troops training with one another,” Cossa said. But “you can’t be an ally but not allow half of your ally’s navy to come into port.” U.S. acceptance of New Zealand’s anti-nuclear legislation would set a bad precedent, Cossa said. “If you say it is OK for New Zealand, then you have empowered the entire anti-nuclear movement in Japan,” he said.
Good find, IrradiatedinBako. I hadn't heard about previously.
“If you say it is OK for New Zealand, then you have empowered the entire anti-nuclear movement in Japan,” he said."
Noooo….we CERTAINLY wouldn't want to do THAT, now would we? /sarc
Living less than 20 miles from the nation's (world's?) largest nuclear stockpile at the Bangor Trident base in the Puget Sound, I look forward to the day our world puts ALL these puppies to bed–for good!
"A press conference about the on-going, rarely publicized and still grave situation around the stricken Fukushima Daiichi nuclear reactors, featuring a nuclear scientist from Japan, and first hand medical reports of clinical and on site observations in Japan related to the Fukushima radiological contamination, with discussion of the immediate needs to protect Japanese citizens now living in contaminated areas, for better monitoring of radioactive content of food, and for the cessation of incineration and burying of radioactive tsunami rubble throughout Japan.
Japanese Nuclear Scientist and Japanese and US medical doctors to discuss current radiological health conditions and concerns in Japan after the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear reactor catastrophe."
Very good talk from Andy Kanter. You should know that of every public professional figure that has spoken up about Fukushima, Gundersen, Caldicott, etc., Andy is the one who is most respected in the US medical establishment. When Dr. Kanter talks, you can be sure that the inner sanctum of decision-makers is listening.
I am glad that he brought up the point that the current contamination in Japan is a tiny fraction of the Fukushima radioactive release, and that most of it went over the Pacific toward North America.
Great..just great. Why HAZMAT? Does anyone think this debris is dangerous..OR "radioactive?" Think the answer is YES. Now if this debris is HAZMAT..what about the ocean waters which have carried this mess to the coastline? Think there is also a problem there as well! And with all the ongoing DUMPING of severe radioactive materials into the N. Pacific..this will continue for more than our lifetimes.
IMPORTANT NEWS FOR OUR WELL-BEING: Mike Adams will be interviewing Arnie et al regarding impending / increasing Fukushima radiation dangers to No. Hemisphere when he hosts the Alex Jones show this Friday. Details at http://www.naturalnews.com .
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Interesting Jill…that Ranger Mike site led me to another interesting statistic…way back from March 24th 2011 (13 days after Fukushima began the death spiral):
http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn20285-fukushima-radioactive-fallout-nears-chernobyl-levels.html
Excerpt:
"Austrian researchers have used a worldwide network of radiation detectors – designed to spot clandestine nuclear bomb tests – to show that iodine-131 is being released at daily levels 73 per cent of those seen after the 1986 disaster. The daily amount of caesium-137 released from Fukushima Daiichi is around 60 per cent of the amount released from Chernobyl."
SP: Ok…if I read that correctly the Austrians discovered that Fukushima emissions of the two bad boys radioiodine and cesium-137 were over 60% just compared to all the days (11) Chernobyl Unit 4 burned.
Fukushima with 4 huge burning reactor units has been emitting toxins for another 390 days…what does that tell us?
Yes, some Fukushima days have been lighter for emissions than the burning/disappearing building days we recently witnessed once again. Yet, we have seen at least 30 or more heavy emission days.
The tonnage of nuclear fuel at Daiichi also dwarfs Chernobyl.
SO hows does Daiichi compare to Chernobyl?
Fukushima Daiichi emissions are 40 to 100 times greater than Chernobyl as of today (maybe more).
I think that is a sobering thought for the countries of the world anywhere within 10,000 miles downwind.
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Japan Melts Down… Blubber?
7 May 2012
TOKYO (SAPP) – After many years of international pressure to stop whaling, sources close to the prime minister of Japan, Yoshihiko Noda, have admitted that whaling has become a vital source of energy for the country. Members of Mr. Noda's inner circle have told the SAPP that whales are being harvested for their blubber to literally keep the lights on in Tokyo. We have also found that whale harvesting is increasing in an effort to meet the electrical demands of the country.
In March 2011, a major earthquake and tsunami caused irreparable damage to the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plants owned and operated by the Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO). Prior to the 9.0 magnitude earthquake, approximately 25 percent of Japan's electricity came from nuclear energy. That figure is now 0 percent, and it is …
http://www.thespoof.com/news/spoof.cfm?headline=s3i106629
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Anyone see the gov. such an energy shortage they are burning whale oil,
… At TEPCOW, we intend to replace nuclear power by melting down whale blubber in vessels like this," Miss Inoue says as she points to a 100-ton vat full of smelly whale trimmings. The vat of whale and fish trimmings is about halfway into the process of turning seafood into electricity. …
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CNN Student News 7-5-2012 (sub)
Please go to 4:30 to see a student report on Fukushima ..
Also at 7:00 is an energy generator from a soccer ball
"30 minutes of play may give 3 hours of power."
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hFxkMm1Zrdg
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Earthquake..4.8. Japan..36.97 from Onogawa Npp
http://hisz.rsoe.hu/alertmap/site/index.php?pageid=seism_critical&rid=245263
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Mike Adams is out to get #4 fixed,….and he acts like he might get some satisfaction! Ahhh,…a 'fresh horse'!
http://www.naturalnews.com/035790_scientific_suicide_humans.html
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My Lessons of Fukushima Powerpoint has been subjected to a very detailed, negative critique (and me as well).
I see this as very positive because it means somebody fears the message.
For details and links see my post on it:
http://majiasblog.blogspot.com/2012/05/critique-of-my-lessons-of-fukushima.html
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Ohhhh majia,…I am certain they hate you. You are concise,…without hysteria, loaded to the teeth with verifiable facts, and you're smart as a whip personally too. Total threat to their foundations!
MAY YOU BE PROTECTED AND INVISIBLE TO THEIR MACHINATIONS-amen!
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"First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win". – M. Gandhi
Majia – one step away!
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You stand with integrity majia!
I read everything. It's standard procedure, they use attack tactics. I could easily tear their review of your presentation apart, (so could you I'm sure), but it's not worth our time.
The saying… 'Believe me, because I'm an expert.'
That concept just doesn't work anymore.
“…advanced degrees confer no special expertise in either common sense or morality. That’s why many laymen (*or scholars in other areas)are better qualified to judge nuclear power than are the so-called experts.”
– Dr. John Gofman Medical Physicist (Nuclear Power Pioneer)
* I added that part.
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http://nuclearpoweryesplease.org/blog/contact/
Here is Michaels phone number, not sure what time zone that is. Maybe we should all call and express our displeasure with the way he performs a brutal ad hominem attack and then tries to justify the attack by acknowledging the attack. Pro Nuke puke.
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French anti-nuclear candidate wins election:
François Hollande wins French election – in pictures
François Hollande was elected France's first Socialist president in nearly two decades, dealing a humiliating defeat to incumbent Nicolas Sarkozy and possibly shaking up European politics
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/gallery/2012/may/07/francois-hollande-french-election-pictures
I didn't read the article. Was anti-nuclear stance mentioned by the MSM?
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I hope Obama takes note. No one wants nuclear.
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Raw Reports, Nuclear Threat from Germany (updated)
6 Decades of Deception
“I will keep this short as possible. A single nuclear weapon has “gone missing” as of last week, one of four missing but this one “more missing” than the others. …”
http://www.veteranstoday.com/2012/04/30/raw-reports-nuclear-threat-from-germany/
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It was a long time ago that it went missing, old story recently reposted
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TY, demo. Do you have a link to when this nuclear weapon originally went missing? I couldn't find a previous story. And the Veterans Today article said that it went missing "last week." Perhaps this is another nuclear weapon than the one you are reporting.
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not finding anymore what led me to that conclusion, but "Is someone planning to blow something up somewhere? Are these just simply Germany boys on a lark, stolen submarine, borrrowed illegal nuclear weapon, kind of a prank?
Then again, we have the Bush administration."
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@anne – did you manage to read through the whole article?
Not sure if it's me, but I found the plot line convuluted and full of tangents where no complete story could actually be extracted.
I was busy when I tried to read it earlier, that may have been it, but I simply gathered little understanding from the article as to what actually happened. Call me blind freddy
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May 7 Fukushima video updates (tornados, Caldicott and Kevin Blanch http://realitycheck.no-ip.info/nnn.html
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India: Hundreds on hunger strike against nuclear power need help
"The Tahsildar (county administrator) of Radhapuram contacted us yesterday and said he was sending a medical team to check the health of the hunger strikers. Nobody has come so far and we have contacted the officer again this morning.
Our people have been struggling so patiently, peacefully and nonviolently for the past nine months. Our people have not hurt or harmed or killed anybody or damaged any public or private properties. No untoward incident has ever taken place. But neither the central government nor the state government has ever tried to meet our people or listen to their opinions, thoughts, feelings and standpoints about the Koodankulam nuclear power project in a democratic manner. (…)
Please contact the following officers and demand justice for our people: -click-
http://www.dianuke.org/urgent-action-alert-sos-message-from-koodankulam/
*excellent site, btw
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post mortems….
According to the National Police Agency, only about 10 percent of "unnatural deaths," whose cause is not immediately clear, are subject to postmortems, partly because there are few autopsy experts and minimal financial support.
http://www.japantimes.co.jp/text/nn20120508f2.html
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Rashes, Hair Loss Caused by Flight Attendant Uniforms !!!..Oh for crying out loud..Un-believe-able… and of course their symptoms (note they use the word, reactions) have Nothing to do with the toxic shite these flight attendants are being exposed to! http://abcnews.go.com/blogs/lifestyle/2012/05/rashes-hair-loss-caused-by-flight-attendant-uniforms/
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omg wideawake. We know what it is. That is scary stuff.
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Oh 'wideawake',…this one is PRICELESS! Alaskan flight attendants, no less!
This one is actually better than the 'midge flies'!
" Numerous tests by three different labs have been unable to determine the cause of the physical reactions, which affected a limited number of our uniformed employees. While the vast majority of those affected are no longer having problems, we’ve provided two alternate uniforms to those who are. Alaska will work with the two employee work groups and unions affected to develop standards for sourcing, materials and other manufacturing issues to make sure that any uniform our people wear is safe and comfortable.”
Alaska Airlines did not immediately respond to ABC News’ request for comment."
So,…these same uniforms,…which caused no problems all these years,…..these same uniforms are now the problem?
Gee,….maybe the seals and polar bears had borrowed their uniforms a time or two,…er go,…causing all their health problems too. I'll bet that's it!
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KEPCO in South Korea breaks ground on new nuclear power plant.
http://nuclearstreet.com/nuclear_power_industry_news/b/nuclear_power_news/archive/2012/05/04/south-korea-begins-construction-of-new-nuclear-reactors-at-uljin-050402.aspx
SP: Also building 4 in the Middle East. Business as usual, and plenty of former workers and executives at TEPCO available for employment.
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New Nukes? noooooo!!! omg! unbelievable. We have our work cut out for us eh?
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Makes little social sense…you see your neighbor Japan in a death spiral, being ravaged by a rabid pit bull and so you buy 2 mad dogs for your own backyard. Naked ape insanity at its finest.
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TEPCO releases "newly engaged" worker data at Daiichi. In March 483 newly engaged workers were sent to Fukushima Daiichi. Also good video footage of the 5th floor fuel pond (see 3:30 into clip):
http://nuclearstreet.com/nuclear_power_industry_news/b/nuclear_power_news/archive/2012/05/04/fukushima-daiichi-nuclear-plant-weekly-review–050402.aspx
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Setting up a "bugging out" forum: I wonder if admin could set up a forum on this topic? I would think that there would be a lot of like minded people who have thought about this? Curious to know about what preps and destinations that are in mind? I have been in touch with a couple of people, but would think that there are others here that would like to start to think about family planning in case of …… Hopefully admin might think about this. Just saying…..
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trinityfly,…..I'd love that thread myself! Good idea,..I think!
Balize is looking good right about now!
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yes. how may we gather rather than remain scattered? Family planning is cruial. for newcomers, here is radiation exposure and protection preparation from a bird's eye view.
http://realitycheck.no-ip.info/forum/index.php/topic,9.0.html
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Belize
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ANYONE SEEN THIS ??? LQQK !!!
In Japan, Evacuation-Aid Pleas Dismissed
This week one American family in Japan became caught up in the controversy after its appeal on an online fundraising site raised $7,500 in funds for their evacuation.
Carol Swift, of Overland Park, Kansas, the mother of Joshua Swift of Inzai, Japan, on YouCaring.com had set a goal of raising $25,000 by August 31 because her three grandchildren "are sick from radiation poisoning and the food source has been compromised" as a result of the 2011 Fukushima nuclear accident.
The online appeal listed various medical ailments affecting the family including autoimmune diseases affecting all three children.
The family's evacuation plea sparked a flurry of comments on social media sites. While some sympathized with the Swifts, other were less charitable calling them naïve alarmists or …
http://www.voanews.com/english/news/asia/In-Japan-Evacuation-Aid-Pleas-Dismissed-150585945.html
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I am hoping this will bring many issued discussed in this article to MAIN STREAM MEDIA !
The World needs to know !!!
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rooks ???
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Physicist-turned historian Spencer Weart is not surprised by heightened fears about low-level radiation.
Weart, whose latest book “The Rise of Nuclear Fear” was published in March, blames the Japanese government’s flawed assurances of the safety of its nuclear plants and denial of problems by regulators for creating a situation “where most Japanese distrust anything they [officials] say.”
liked
didnt like the lots of paragraphs explaining how safe everything is more or less!! :/
right to choose!!
save the children!!
stuff like that….would have been better
but not bad publicity for the cause though imo (all things considered).. saving for my next donation!!
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Alaskan state officials: (In response to Washington state testing of fish):
Key points Paraphrased:
Not necessary to test. Our fish don't swim from Japan. Washington just doing it because they have labs available.
SP: these excuses are lame, false, and paint Alaskans with a broad brush of ignorance.
Read all about it:
http://articles.ktuu.com/2012-05-07/radiation_31615351
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From Chernobyl to Japan: Treating Radiation Sickness with Rock Dust – Remineralize the Earth
Our soil, which is being inundated with everything the Bio-Tech Industry can promote, is being stripped of it's nutrients. There's plenty of "Straight-From-Real-Academia" Science to verify it.
Your 6th Grade Science book from 40 years ago discussed soil conservation, rotating crops, etc. as being necessary if you wanted to keep getting yields from …
http://drrexdexter-1241358.newsvine.com/_news/2012/05/07/11581485-from-chernobyl-to-japan-treating-radiation-sickness-with-rock-dust-remineralize-the-earth
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Test Tube Babies Have More Defects
Assisted reproduction and infertility history linked to higher rates of birth defects
Reviewed By: Robert Carlson, M.D
May 6, 2012
Advances in fertility medicine have been a blessing for parents who struggled to …
http://www.dailyrx.com/news-article/assisted-reproduction-and-infertility-history-linked-higher-rates-birth-defects-18900.h
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SP: The innovative Japanese can overcome contaminated soil by inside greenhouses and fish farms. But can they survive polluted air and drinking/washing water?
"Creative use of land / High-tech 'factories' start to produce lettuce and tuna"
http://www.yomiuri.co.jp/dy/national/T120507004923.htm
Excerpt:
"Prof. Haruhiko Murase, 64, proudly showed off his lettuce and said, "Please eat this lettuce without washing it, because the vegetable is much cleaner than tap water."
SP: no mention of cesium in the tap water by the professor…. But we know why the unwashed lettuce is "cleaner".
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Isn't there more radiation in the rain water than in the tap water?
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Possibly… Depends on how polluted a watershed to the public water reservoir increases over time and how much aud fallout is present during a rainstorm. Bioaccumulation can trump one-day events.
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FYI: Posted link to this in "FORUM: Methods for combating radiation and its effects." Some of us interested in Hydropinics/Greenhouse growing agreed that would be a good place to consolidate info. on this topic.
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Another food story: Tasty, irradiated Japanese food
http://wherenextjapan.wordpress.com/2012/05/08/tasty-irradiated-japanese-food/
SP: While friends eat sushi, the author sticks to fried chicken (fed with imported American corn… Guess he is worried about genetic crops, eh?)
Another shocker: US permitted levels of radiation in food now 12 times higher than Japan:
United States permissible level of radiation is up to 1,200 becquerels per kilogram.
http://www.yomiuri.co.jp/dy/national/T111222003397.htm
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*AUDIO* Fears increase of big earthquake near Tokyo in the foreseeable future
07 May, 2012
prominent Japanese seismologist rattled some nerves when he declared there was a 70 percent chance of a major earthquake in or around Tokyo — in the next four years. Government scientists had proclaimed a similar risk, but over a longer timeframe, 30 years.
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http://www.pri.org/stories/world/asia/fears-increase-of-big-earthquake-near-tokyo-in-the-foreseeable-future-9764.html
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S. Korea anti-nukes
http://ireport.cnn.com/docs/DOC-786859
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Earthquake in the van region of turkey causes reactor to emit more than 0.40 microsievert/h peaks!
Reactors all over turkey showing emmissions of up to 0.30 mcSv/h
Note: Turkey is still getting over the last big earthquake from late last year!
Portugese reactor also hitting above 0.40 microsieverts/h and giving a steady high of under 0.30 mcSv/h
Reactor or military instillation monitor near St Petersburg (Russian Federatio and probably recently privatised?) registering up to 0.30 mcSv/h
Finnish monitor giving up to 0.30 mcSv/h
Norwegian monitors readings return to post Fukushima disaster levels approximately 30 percent in Hol, after the uk and other emissions hit Norway
Luxemborg showing 5 monitors registering up to 0.3 mcSv/h from catternom France
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=FZ6cPWsNmq4
Dead fish cause panic in Western Turkey *UPDATED*
To Mass Animal Death on Thursday, May 03, 2012
http://members.beforeitsnews.com/story/2093/073/
Fish kill scare along Kuwait bay
To Mass Animal Death on Tuesday, May 08, 2012
http://members.beforeitsnews.com/story/2111/585/
credit to arclight,
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Activists Claim 14,000 US Deaths Linked to Radiation Leaks at Damaged Fukushima Nuclear Reactor in Japan
12/19/11
http://inhabitat.com/wp-content/blogs.dir/1/files/2011/12/US-Fukushima-Deaths-3-140×120.jpg
http://inhabitat.com/14000-us-deaths-linked-to-radiation-leaks-at-damaged-fukushima-nuclear-reactor-in-japan/
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Watch 250 years of human impact on the Earth in under 4 minutes
Find out how our planet has changed since the Industrial Revolution
http://vimeo.com/anthropocene/shortfilm
We didn't do so good, … did we !
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Union of Concerned Scientists Report: Nuclear “Near Misses” Symptom of Failing Regulatory Regime
Posted on March 2, 2012
http://capitoilette.com/2012/03/02/union-of-concerned-scientists-report-nuclear-near-misses-symptom-of-failing-regulatory-regime/
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Fukushima in review: A complex disaster, a disastrous response
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, March/April 2012 vol. 68 no. 2 9-21
http://bos.sagepub.com/content/68/2/9.full
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The 2011 East Japan Earthquake Bulletin of the Tohoku Geographical Association
December, 29, 2011
http://tohokugeo.jp/disaster/articles/e-contents27.pdf
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Inside Japan’s Nuclear Meltdown
Transcript
… “ONO”:[through interpreter] I saw all the pipes fixed to the wall shifting and ripping off.”…
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/health-science-technology/japans-nuclear-meltdown/transcript-4/
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Whether truth or a dream from someone who has seen war or someone who can see the truth. I like the message. You will all think I am nuts, but read it anyway. It says what we all have thought and what we are talking about.A sci fi precursor. Admiral Byrd ,1947. It can be found in alot of places. This is the first I stumbled on for the post.
http://www.timstouse.com/EarthHistory/innerearth.htm
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A worker in the first hour of 311 crisis: " I saw all the pipes fixed to the wall shifting and ripping off.”…
SP: Thanks Anne…important quote for the debunking of the tsunami-did-it-all theorists.
Yes, it is true damage was done by an earthquake and a tsunami. To ascribe more damage to either is probably indefensible.
We will probably never determine if the earthquake alone could have set in motion triple melt-throughs. But the truth remains an act of nature (earthquake) set off another act of nature (tsunami) and both contributed to the potentially worst toxic industrial accident in the history of mankind.
That number 1 ranking may be hard to convince skeptics pointing to the 1984 Union Carbide pesticide blast in Bhopal or the 1921 Oppau explosion in Germany or the 37 years of mercury poisoning at Minamata. Chernobyl certainly among anti-nuclear folks holds the top spot for deaths and injuries.
The denial of civilian deaths and injuries is a great defense for Tepco because radiation deaths by longterm exposure are dismissed as frivolous by the nuclear industry. The isotopes are invisible for the most part and deaths by cancers may be laid on other human behaviors. But science is improving since 1986 and will continue to improve. Medical techniques in the future may be able to place a definitive association between radioactive fallout and human casualties.
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Bugging out forum: I find it amazing at the lack of interest in this topic here in the general forum area?? That is why I am trying to get admin with the support of others on this site to set up one up. Nobody here at this end is paranoid, it is just that I am a planner. Very similar to an insurance policy. If that pool keels over, then there will be a lot of people scrambling to make contacts, and trying to make plans on how to protect themselves and family and friends by fleeing the northern hemisphere. How about some support here? We all benefit.
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would we all benefit? thanks, oh wise admin.
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Just my thoughts on this topic:
There are so many websites that are based upon survival and prep for a variety of catastrophes I guess I wonder how adding such a Forumn to this site would not be redundant. I have a hard time keeping up with all the info. that is already available on the site. Maybe we could all agree to consolidate and share info. on a site that already has a lot of such info. available.
On the other hand I have an interest in hydroponics/greenhouses to grow uncontaminated food and a few others do to. We agreed to put that info. into "FORUM: Methods for combating radiation and its effects" as it seemed the most logical place to put it.
Your topic does not seem to have a logical topic already available so maybe it is needed as a separate Forumn.
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"Forum" Why do I always want to add an "N" to "Forum"? I have no idea.
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Have you thought of what choice you would make if you are faced with an endless stream of radiation coming from Japan? How far would you go if you knew it was coming? Do you stick it out or do you flee somewhere? What would you do for your children, your current life? The threat is very real. I am not talking about asteroid hits, or Obamanation made up terror threats. This is the most real threat that is facing the entire northern hemisphere. You can either sit on the computer and worry, or actually think of possible options for you and your family. Is your passport up to date?…..Anyhow,I have thought about it, and I am far from being a conspiratory nutter. Have you? This is the last time I will bring this topic up. Cheers and more beers please….
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The eye-watering expense of nuclear power The coalition wants us to depend more and more on nuclear power, but quite simply, it is too expensive to be able to deliver
http://m.guardian.co.uk/environment/blog/2012/may/04/expense-nuclear-power-energy-coalition?cat=environment&type=article
"It's the economics .. stupid!!" .. not intended to anyone here of course .. just a paraphrase. One of the best antinuke arguments there is for today .. all in my VHO of course.
Peace.
Bako
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OK… Am I the only one who thinks the big steam ground releases around May Day may have been triggered by drilling pilings for the cofferdam (work supposedly started on April 26 in the shoreline area).
Haven't seen any mention of how that project (delayed from last September) is progressing.
http://enenews.com/wall-100-feet-tall-be-built-underground-fukushima-daiichi-tepco-trying-prevent-contamination-ocean-construction-begins-tomorrow-ends-june-2014-photos
Did they unearth the sleeping coriums?
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Japan Plays Nuclear Politics
Article by: THE ECONOMIST Updated: May 7, 2012 -6:24 PM
With all reactors shut down, Japan finds itself nuclear-free –and ripe for blackouts.
http://www.startribune.com/business/150502685.html
Another good read. Let's all turn off as much energy suckers as we can in support.
Peace.
Bako
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You be the judge:
Perhaps an example of why we will never hear the true radiation testing data, especially in medical tests of our bodies' exposure to man-made radiation from NPPs or other sources…?
An article from 2001:
"Compensation begins for workers sickened at nuclear weapons plants"
Martha Alls thought she'd never see the day when the government would pay for what it did to her father — a former worker at the uranium enrichment plant in Paducah, Ky. But Alls' mother, Clara Harding, will receive a check for $150,000 — possibly as early as Tuesday — as part of a federal entitlement plan aimed at compensating sick nuclear weapons workers or their survivors.
"The Labor Department is running the new program, which officially begins Tuesday. Labor Secretary Elaine Chao calls it "an absolute priority." But the government hasn't always had that attitude."
"Before he died of cancer in 1980, Harding's bones were found to contain up to 34,000 times the expected concentration of uranium.
"Yet while he lived, Harding was DENIED compensation because OFFICIAL records showed he was only exposed to small levels of radiation."
(CAPS are my emphasis)
Read more here: http://arcticcircle.uconn.edu/SEEJ/amchitka/amchitka_compensation2.htm
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Continued:
(snip)
"The Energy Department has identified 317 sites that employed more than 650,000 people nationwide for nuclear weapons-related work during the Cold War."
Wow…317 sites??? That's a lot of places around the U.S. who had workers exposed to who-knows-how-much man-made nuclear radiation!
(snip):
"The agency initially thought 3,000 to 4,000 might receive compensation, but the accuracy of that estimate is unclear, in part because of poor record keeping. The Congressional Budget Office estimates the program will
cost roughly $2 billion over a decade."
Wonder how that program eventually worked out…How many people were ultimately compensated? Could be a good lesson to review for the upcoming Fuku fallout compensation claims we're sure to be seeing (and possibly participating in…)
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WATK typed these pixels of light:
Wonder how that program eventually worked out…How many people were ultimately compensated?
SP: http://www.dol.gov/owcp/energy/regs/compliance/charts/compensation_statistics_graphs.htm
Looking at the nuclear facilities listed you would probably think Oak Ridge or Hanford paid out the most claims. Nope! It is a facility people outside Tennessee would not guess (unless you are a historian).
Y-2 is the winner.. Biggest weapons manufacturer (and still is).
Back on June 3, 2011 I posted about the other compensation program… For downwinders. That might qualify a lot more now, but I doubt we will see a penny:
In October 1990, Congress passed the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act which provides payments to individuals who contracted certain cancers and other serious diseases as a result of their exposure to radiation.
The Radiation Exposure Compensation Act now allows downwinder victims in 21 counties in southern Utah, eastern Nevada and northern Arizona who suffer from any of 19 different cancers to receive up to $50,000. It will expire by law in 2022.
This link shows a counter updated every couple of days that keeps track of victims who have been compensated since April, 1992:
http://www.justice.gov/civil/omp/omi/Tre_SysClaimsToDateSum.pdf
Despite making it damn near impossible under the law’s provisions to prove you or your family was injured by radiation it is significant that nearly 1.7 billion has been paid.
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Wow! Thanks, Sickputer! That was quick!
I had never seen this information in the links you provided. Interesting…
One thing that hit my eye IMMEDIATELY after viewing a few of the charts at the first link which show the companies who paid the most compensation, and the years and amount of compensation.
Did you notice anything? The payments were initially very minimal…that is, until 2008, the year President Obama took office. Appears to me like Bush and his regime didn't like the idea much of compensating people for their government-caused nuclear radiation illnesses…but things got much better once Obama got in office.
Just my initial observations.
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_ 34000 claims paid, Denied=unknown, Should have been paid=we'll never know
1.7 bill divided by 50 thousand = 34000 (people!)
The sad followup to the story is that most of those people invested in real estate and wall street with their 50 thousand.
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It is good to see our troops training with one another,” Cossa said. But “you can’t be an ally but not allow half of your ally’s navy to come into port.” U.S. acceptance of New Zealand’s anti-nuclear legislation would set a bad precedent, Cossa said. “If you say it is OK for New Zealand, then you have empowered the entire anti-nuclear movement in Japan,” he said.
http://www.stripes.com/news/us-kiwi-troops-wrap-up-large-scale-combat-training-1.176607
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First time in 27 years .. ANZUS treaty. Hmm .. sure most of you EneBrains kalready new this. I didn't until today.
Peace all.
Bako
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Good find, IrradiatedinBako. I hadn't heard about previously.
“If you say it is OK for New Zealand, then you have empowered the entire anti-nuclear movement in Japan,” he said."
Noooo….we CERTAINLY wouldn't want to do THAT, now would we? /sarc
Living less than 20 miles from the nation's (world's?) largest nuclear stockpile at the Bangor Trident base in the Puget Sound, I look forward to the day our world puts ALL these puppies to bed–for good!
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San Onofre: "There is no timeline on nuclear safety," Edison President Ron Litzinger said."
http://hisz.rsoe.hu/alertmap/site/?pageid=event_desc&edis_id=NC-20120509-35101-USA
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"May 4 Press Conference On Fukushima By Physicians For Social Responsibility"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SMfMJQ6IHyY
"A press conference about the on-going, rarely publicized and still grave situation around the stricken Fukushima Daiichi nuclear reactors, featuring a nuclear scientist from Japan, and first hand medical reports of clinical and on site observations in Japan related to the Fukushima radiological contamination, with discussion of the immediate needs to protect Japanese citizens now living in contaminated areas, for better monitoring of radioactive content of food, and for the cessation of incineration and burying of radioactive tsunami rubble throughout Japan.
Japanese Nuclear Scientist and Japanese and US medical doctors to discuss current radiological health conditions and concerns in Japan after the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear reactor catastrophe."
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Very good talk from Andy Kanter. You should know that of every public professional figure that has spoken up about Fukushima, Gundersen, Caldicott, etc., Andy is the one who is most respected in the US medical establishment. When Dr. Kanter talks, you can be sure that the inner sanctum of decision-makers is listening.
I am glad that he brought up the point that the current contamination in Japan is a tiny fraction of the Fukushima radioactive release, and that most of it went over the Pacific toward North America.
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Here is Professor Koide's lecture from the same conference:
http://vimeo.com/41635177
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Tsunami Debris hits Alaska en mass
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6BIYRBAZYrM&feature=plcp
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Very encouraging selfsovereign!
Dear Diane Sawyer even mentioned 'hasmat' needed, and being trained for,…to deal with the debris!
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yes, it is needed for chemicals, radioactive materials and organic materials… great chance that they find all of the above
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Great..just great. Why HAZMAT? Does anyone think this debris is dangerous..OR "radioactive?" Think the answer is YES. Now if this debris is HAZMAT..what about the ocean waters which have carried this mess to the coastline? Think there is also a problem there as well! And with all the ongoing DUMPING of severe radioactive materials into the N. Pacific..this will continue for more than our lifetimes.
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IMPORTANT NEWS FOR OUR WELL-BEING: Mike Adams will be interviewing Arnie et al regarding impending / increasing Fukushima radiation dangers to No. Hemisphere when he hosts the Alex Jones show this Friday. Details at http://www.naturalnews.com .
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what the pointing man knew: what do you think?
http://femalefaust.blogspot.com/2011/10/perhaps-you-can-help-me-would-like-to.html
(a response to
http://enenews.com/webcam-mystery-man-press-conference-tepco-disclose-actual-situation-inside-plant-video
where comments were closed…..)
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TEPCO to be nationalized
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/japan-to-nationalize-tepco-for-1-trln-reports-2012-05-09-153980
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Thanks Tuni,….good eye!
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Want to read something scary?
http://www.greentechmedia.com/articles/read/Candidate-Romneys-Energy-Plan/
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