Published: July 16th, 2012 at 3:47 am ET
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Futaba Mayor’s testimony of Fukushima Daiichi at the Diet
Published on Jul 15, 2012
Published by Ato Munch
Mr. Idogawa, Mayor of Futaba Town where Fukushima Daiichi located testified about the day of Unit 1′s explosion. [...]
At 6:00 in
Katsutaka Idogawa, Mayor of Futaba Town: On March 12, at the moment of Unit 1′s explosion still there were a lot of citizens in our town.
When debris fell from the sky I thought it might be the end.
Policemen, servicemen, medical workers and town’s employees… Many people were still there.
Everybody stopped talking for a moment.
Published: July 16th, 2012 at 3:47 am ET
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Still speechless…struggling for words…fukusteamer, tepkill, fukusauna, stupidium1,000,000,000,000, murder, culpable, prison…
Then 'take EVERYONE who has anything at all to do with designing, manufacturing, promoting, 'regulating', authorising, lobbying, etc etc etc plus supplying ore, chemicals, hardware, computers, control systems etc etc etc…anything to do with 'civilian' or military nuclear fission…take ALL OF THEM down to FukUpShima to get busy with the cleanup, after putting ALL THEIR WORLDLY GOODS into a fund to help the millions of victims of this abomination untechnology…forgive them, then let them die painfully and slowly in a prison of their own making..
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sad but true, i agree 100%
+1
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Prof. Takeda's Testimony: "Japanese Nuke Plants Are Meant to collapse"
By tokyobrowntabby
Prof. Kunihiko Takeda is a professor in mechanical engineering at Chubu University. On May 18 2011, he appeared as a witness to give testimony to the Committee on Science and Education in Japan's Lower House in the Diet.
He had worked for a private chemical company for more than 25 years, spending some years as director of uranium research center, before entering into academic world.
Since March 11 accident, he has aggressively criticized the government and TEPCO both in media and on his own blog. His blog (Japanese only) is widely read partly because he always explains things and gives radiation-related advices in easy-to-understand language.
One of his most compelling blogposts is translated by EX-SKF blog:
http://ex-skf.blogspot.com/2011/05/professor-kunihiko-takeda-teachers-wake.html
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xr0u1a_prof-takeda-s-testimony-japanese-nuke-plants-are-meant-to-collapse-yyyy-yyyy-may-18-2012_news
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Thank you arckight again for awesome links. I had both read & watched this before. BUT it has even more impact now knowing what I know.
Wanted to Quote Higashidōri Nuclear Power Plant which was started in 2000 & completed in 2005 lost its power supply from an earthquake aftershock scaled at ONLY 4~!~….
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hi maidenhaven
its thanks to the hard work of tokyobrowntabby that saved these important videos.. a site well worth bookmarking.. imo
heres an old favourite..
Prof. Kodama Angry about Japanese Gov.'s Gross Negligence
"..By tokyobrowntabby
Please don't miss Part 2: http://www.dailymotion.com/video/k6JwGME4tgIopy34snA
Professor Tatsuhiko Kodama is the head of the Radioisotope Center at the University of Tokyo. On July 27, he appeared as a witness to give testimony to the Committee on Welfare and Labor in Japan's Lower House in the Diet.
This English-subtitled version of his brilliant speech, which was originally uploaded on my now-extinct YouTube channel, has been widely viewed (more than 60,000 views), translated into German and French, and has inspired many people. This speech made Prof. Kodama famous almost overnight.
Translation by EX-SKF blog and captioning by tokyobrowntabby…"
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xr0w8c_prof-kodama-angry-about-japanese-gov-s-gross-negligence-part-1-2-yyyy-yyyy-jul-27-2011_news
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"Senator Masako Mori severely questioned to Prime Minister Noda about Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Plant…"
- from youtube 'show more'
By the tone of her voice I'd say she wanted to kick him in the crotch.
These scenarios will play out over and over again.
The Mayor's story about his responsibility to protect the residents and how it was others incompetence and/or negligence that had led to bad decisions will be repeated many times around the world.
Meanwhile… the spewing and gushing continues.
The 'ignored' or 'misleading' information and DELAYS regarding radiation and health data continues also. That's what's really out of control.
Coming soon to a country near you… no NEWS AT 11:00.
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"Coming soon to a country near you… no NEWS AT 11:00."
That has already been the case in the U.S. for many, many years. Major corporations own the news, and only report what THEY want you to hear.
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I wonder how much if any of the debris that 'fell from the sky' was tested for radiation. One can only imagine how poisonous and deadly that shit had the potential to be.
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Nothing in the air in the area of the plant was measured because the only air samplers they had around the plant needed electricity to operate. Or at least that is what I conclude when they said their environmental air samplers were not functioning.
Many of the environmental air samplers i have seen in the US had solar backup power at least. I can see no signs that their emergency duties in an accident were carried out at all. They should have had teams out in the areas outside the plant taking dose readings and air sampling. Complete failure.
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