Latest Fukushima webcam photo shows white steam rising (PHOTO)
Fukushima Webcam via Pointscope, May 5, 2011:
May 5, 2011 at 6:00 pm in Japan

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When do the West blowing winds begin in Japan? Early, mid, or late summer?
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The winds are predominantly out of the west as we speak. Usually when they have bad weather the winds come from the east, from NNE to SSE. Right now they are from the NNE, spreading radiation down the coastline. You can check the weather for the nearby town of Soma. Here is the link: http://www.accuweather.com/en-us/jp/fukushima/soma/quick-look.aspx?cityid=2012168
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Where there’s smoke there’s fire, right?
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Oh that mean oh mean mean steem.
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Reactor one cold shutdown? How do you have a cold shut down in a reactor with a core that is melting? Excuse my ignorance but ….
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Therein, you’ve exposed the lie that affects us all. The lies are as dangerous as the radionuclides. They remove informed consent, they perpetuate future failed policy, erosion of ethics and preclude overdue change on more fronts than this. Dangerous. Unacceptable.
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Therein lies the smoke and mirrors.
The public has short-term memory loss and these guys know it. They tell you one thing one week (50% meltdown) and turn around and twist it the next week (cold shutdown) knowing full well the public will take the newest report as the next new gospel truth… and so on and so on.
This is what we from the old school of hard knocks refer to as “mind games”.
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We need to “out” these mind games in the comment sections of mainstream news media.
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Japanese govt today released figures showing one monitoring station 31 km away from Fukushima is showing 16.9 micro-sieverts per hour
eq.wide.ad.jp/files_en/110505fukushima3_1000_en.pdf
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@Arizonan- 63km from plant,apr 27th- 24.79microSv/h..@7:50
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_3NxTtNIlFw
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People can’t stay there !
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Scary! how long before tokyo is evacuated?
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Frik I got nothing!!!! Sosso HALLA
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Every time I read about smoke arising from the Fukus plants I go look at the webcam, and it’s already over with. Maybe it would be better to wait a bit to see if it’s something substantial, maybe an explosion too and flashes of blue light. Then I could swing into action. Here’s the Fukus webcam: http://www.tepco.co.jp/nu/f1-np/camera/index-j.html
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The live cam is not reliable..because they are chemtrailing the HELL out of it.
You will see what they want you to see.
http://rapidfire.sci.gsfc.nasa.gov/subsets/?subset=AERONET_Osaka.2011126.terra.1km
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Wanna see see some OIL?http://rapidfire.sci.gsfc.nasa.gov/subsets/?subset=AERONET_Stennis.2011119.aqua.1km.jpg
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OOPS..check it magnified.
http://rapidfire.sci.gsfc.nasa.gov/subsets/?subset=AERONET_Stennis.2011119.aqua.1km.jpg
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@ xdrfox
how many pseudonym do u have on here?
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