Published: June 16th, 2011 at 3:16 pm ET
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Radiation levels of the Japanese government spoof, 금.TV, June 16, 2011:
Google Translation
The Japanese government announced the radiation levels displayed in the map view is shown in this video is good published papers. [...]
This video is from the radiation detector is 0.347 micro-[Sieverts] Per Hour shows. This 347 nSv / h will be called.
Japanese newspapers put the unit into melee [Sieverts] Per Hour to mark the radioactivity 0.00004 mSv / h is shown as. [...]
Speaking 40 nSv / h, 0.04 Per Hour Micro [Sieverts] is this shame that little radioactivity. [...]
Published: June 16th, 2011 at 3:16 pm ET
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As a northern hemisphere citizen… I’m constantly trying to find a mark/sign to finally start packing and running.
Not yet i guess, but i feel like we don’t need to wait for long
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The moment for panicking would be, when the Rad-Lava hits the sea.
Us “Enenewsians” have an advantage in it.. most of the people would still stay home because they wouldn’t know the seriousness of it.
…I’ve been trying to tell them for so long but the usual reply is “oh god, you are still rambling about fukushima!” or “fuku is yesterdays news!”
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Here here! We should all move to NW New Zealand and take over a beach community and watch the world go down in rads and flames from our sweet ocean view while drinking…stuff we like to drink.
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Large quantities of foaming ale – above the safe limit – would do well for me.
(I used to live in a beach community in NZ – Titahi Bay).
>:-)
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…I’ve been trying to tell them for so long but the usual reply is “oh god, you are still rambling about fukushima!” or “fuku is yesterdays news!”
A.D.E. i’ve been getting that for far too long. or words to that effect. it’s sad. or the ‘i’m just going to live my life unchanged to the end. we’re screwed, so what’s the point of worrying about things?’ *sigh*
there’s those you can help, the rest just want blissful ignorance i think. thank goodness we can at least talk here about things.
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It’s too late. IMHO
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i agree along comes mary
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16 Japan Government’s radiation level cheat
Japan Government by admin announcement radioactivity levels marked on the map nicely published newspaper in the video. This video is the Publisher of Japan, the Government is trying to collapse the value of the radioactivity and are determined to be.
I think so. This video is from the radiation meter 0.347 micro edge suite was updated into Augustus. In other words, 347 nSv/h.
Japan newspapers changed the unit of measure, but Millie Perkins updated make Augustus Aero check radioactivity 0.00004 mSv/h. Did it on purpose in front of a lot of the number 0 as a very small amount of radioactive imply sake seem is. People not figures wanted it to look.
That is to say 40 nSv/h, 0.04 percentage updated make micro time called less radioactive Augustus figures Lai. Best wait idly all day less drought beans or less levels seemed best to come out to less wait.
As Korea. The same seems to be cheating. The best intensive micro edge suite’s updated Augustus (μ S v/h) without the use of the units, but putting updated to make the Nano Augustus (nSv/h) notation can be confusing to people to be laid out.
Most of the radiation meter make the micro index updated flops Augustus Aero figures notation.
Radiological measurement information, exclusive, control, manipulation is poor peoples prayer hath driven to death. In particular, children and old people to die first.
Bang webmaster are di-wave migration of a Pulitzer Prize (Depopulation: population reduction) have been running a long time that the goal is accomplished, these days.
Just do not want to buy from pulmonary tuberculosis, the Lord was at near scavenger: today is the day Scorpions died.
I hope your family protected the Virgin the Lord, let me try to asked …
Bottle’s healed this to us by Bill brings.
=.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.= Were those cows in the background on the field of man and boy ? @ 30 sec in !
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Thank you that. You answered a lot of about a lot of stuff. Man and boy, that is a really hard question you ask at the end.
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Looked again with software, it is someone leading children !
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Again .347 uSv/hr is a pretty “normal” level. The average individual exposure in the US is .34 uSv/hr.
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According to Wikipidia:
The hourly doses are 1.6μSv/h (0.0016mSv/h, equivalent to 14mSv/year) in the city of Fukushima and 0.062μSv/h (0.000062mSv/h, equivalent to 0.54mSv/year) in Tokyo as of May 25, 2011.
The current reading would be 5 times higher in Tokyo, at least at ground level. That means there are lots of hot particles flying around, which translates to increased risk of internal contamination via the air we breath and the food and water supply… This is pretty serious.
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Reactor 4 sfp is steaming away again… high winds taking it north…
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I just looked. I don’t see any steam.
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The guy in the video doesn’t seem to know that he has to prevent contamination of the device. But i don’t know if this means that the readings are worthless. It’s not done properly, though.
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Vaccine against radiation
Maria Domnitskaya
Mar 22, 2011 16:22 Moscow Time
Scientists at a research center in Vladikavkaz, the capital of Russia’s North Ossetia Republic, have developed a unique vaccine, which neutralizes the radiation exposure on living organisms. Their Japanese colleagues are interested in the vaccine and plan to use it to reduce the level of radiation level of those who involved in clean-up operations after the disaster at the Fukushima-1 nuclear power plant are being exposed to.
According to Vyacheslav Maliyev, the head of the department of biotechnologies at the Vladikavkaz research center, the Russian scientists are now working in cooperation with the specialists of NASA and the work on the vaccine will soon be completed.
American radiobiologists joined the research in 2006 after the Russian and American vaccines had been tested on animals. The animals, exposed to the radiation level, with which they could live no longer than seven days, were injected with one of the two vaccines. The animals which received the injection of the American vaccine died on the fourth day while the animals injected with the Russian vaccine survived. Two months later the scientists examined the animals and found no deviations in their organisms.
After that the Russian and American scientists conducted joint research of the vaccine both on animal and human cells. The efficiency of the agent was proved. The vaccine works even if the radiation level exceeds the norm by a thousand times. However the scientists from Vladikavkaz say there are no plans on the clinical use of the vaccine yet.
It usually takes years to test anti-radiation medications because in case of radiation deterioration processes take place on the level of DNA. We hear from Woldemar Tarita, the head of the laboratory of the All-Russian center of acute and radiation medicine of the Emergency Ministry:
“Among the simplest and most available means to reduce the effect of radiation on humans are iodine-based medicines, which protect the thyroid gland. But if the radiation background is normal one should not practice self-treatment using iodine medicines and biologically active additives. Their overdose leads to negative consequences: allergic reactions, nettle rash, fever and different forms of dermatitis. As a preventive measure it is enough to eat sea cabbage.”
On their return from Japan the Russian rescuers will be checked for radiation exposure at the All-Russian center of acute and radiation medicine in St. Petersburg, Tarita says.
“There we have a spectrometer. It is a big iron cell where the presence of the radioactive substances in human organisms can be checked. Now we are waiting for the rescuers, who are now working in Japan. Of course, they are now breathing that air so they can inhale something radioactive. On their return we will check if their organisms were exposed to radiation or not.”
More than 150 Russian rescuers are working at present in the districts of Japan hit by the earthquake and tsunami. They have recovered 112 dead bodies from the ruins. Up till now the radiation background level in the areas where they are working has not exceeded the maximum admissible norm and is 0.3-0.4 microsieverts per hour.
http://english.ruvr.ru/2011/03/22/47803569.html
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A vaccine to stop the effects of radiation? I reckon that report is PR in itself, giving the impression that the same “scientists” (really PR guys) who brought us this mess will magically make it all ok. I don’t buy their PR this time. Its one of those things where they know if they tell an attractive enough lie, people will believe it. Like Head Japanese Dr Ima Shitinya with his advice to the public of Japan that positive thinkers will not be affected by radiation!
A vaccine is always the NWO’s answer to their latest health disaster these days. Take that vaccine at your peril. If it exists, who knows what it would do to you. But if people get scared enough, they’ll try anything, and the powers that be know it. At best it would be a placebo, at worst… I dread to think.
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I agree, but this WOULD be quite a blessing these days….
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I once received an accidental electrical shock to my right temple. The current was high voltage,but low amperage. While it rendered me unconscious for seconds, it didn’t cause any lasting injuries, as far as I know. The doctor said such injuries could cause memory loss. He asked, “Are you experiencing memory loss?” Of course my question was how would I know if I’ve forgotten something if it is no longer o in my head?
What brings this to mind is the question you asked of what the cost of these vaccinations is. If DNA changes are made, we are not the same people as before. It could be that we have lost the thing that makes us the unique person we are. When it is gone, even the people who have lost it may not realize they have changed. It could be a subtle difference that people close to them would not recognize a change had occurred either.
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Good point.
I’ve heard of supercells,bacteria and fungi that can eat radiation too:
http://www.dailygalaxy.com/my_weblog/2010/04/super-cells-that-can-eat-radiation-generate-electricity-and-cure-cancer.html
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The trouble with a cheap, specialized education is that you never stop paying for it.
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Doubdfull at best. Let me know when they develop a vaccine against bullets will ya.
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Reminds me of the argument against the possibility of divine intervention based on the supposition that amputations have never yet miraculously healed themselves.
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Haven’t they killed enough marine life??! There’s no excuse to kill whales or dolphins, especially now. They need to repent!
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this has to bee some kind of joke.
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Radioactive silt in Japan’s water treatment systems
Jun 14, 2011 16:52 Moscow Time
http://english.ruvr.ru/2011/06/14/51701069.html
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HOURLY DOSE EXAMPLES
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sievert#Hourly_dose_examples
Maximum acceptable dose for the public from any man made facility: 1 mSv/year
Dose from living near a nuclear power station: 0.0001–0.01 mSv/year
Dose from living near a coal-fired power station: 0.0003 mSv/year
Dose from sleeping next to a human for 8 hours every night: 0.02 mSv/year
Dose from cosmic radiation (from sky) at sea level: 0.24 mSv/year
Dose from terrestrial radiation (from ground): 0.28 mSv/year
Dose from natural radiation in the human body: 0.40 mSv/year[9]
Dose from standing in front of the granite of the United States Capitol building: 0.85 mSv/year
Average individual background radiation dose: 2 mSv/year; 1.5 mSv/year for Australians, 3.0 mSv/year for Americans
Dose from atmospheric sources (mostly radon): 2 mSv/year
Total average radiation dose for Americans: 6.2 mSv/year
New York-Tokyo flights for airline crew: 9 mSv/year
Dose from smoking 30 cigarettes a day: 13-60 mSv/year
Current average dose limit for nuclear workers: 20 mSv/year
Dose from background radiation in parts of Iran, India and Europe: 50 mSv/year
Dose limit applied to workers during Fukushima emergency: 250 mSv/year
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Keep in mind some of those figures are from the NRC, and IAEA.
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DOSE LIMIT EXAMPLES
Dose limit examples
Criterion for relocation after Chernobyl disaster: 350 mSv/lifetime[12]
In most countries the current maximum permissible dose to radiation workers is 20 mSv per year averaged over five years, with a maximum of 50 mSv in any one year.
This is over and above background exposure, and excludes medical exposure. The value originates from the International Commission on Radiological Protection (ICRP), and is coupled with the requirement to keep exposure as low as reasonably achievable (ALARA) – taking into account social and economic factors.[20]
Public dose limits for exposure from uranium mining or nuclear plants are usually set at 1 mSv/yr above background.[20]
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And, the ICRP model is the one that Busby doesn’t like.
But, I do like the ICRP requirement:
to keep exposure as low as reasonably achievable (ALARA) – taking into account social and economic factors.
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Thought you`d appreciate this story:
Concerns of Fukushima fallout low in U.S.
Concerns of Fukushima fallout low in U.S.
It has been three months since Japan was hit by a string of disasters in March, including a major earthquake and tsunami that crippled the Fukushima-1 Nuclear Power Plant. After the disasters, the nuclear plant began leaking millions of tons of radioactive material into the Pacific Ocean.
Natural ocean currents will ultimately carry this radioactive material to North America’s Pacific Northwest, in particular Alaska, Washington, Oregon and British Columbia. The Pacific Northwest is a major producer of seafood and an important aspect in the economy of that region.
http://en.rian.ru/video/20110615/164622752.html
**VIDEO at link
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Marine team to monitor west Pacific radiation
XIAMEN – China’s State Oceanic Administration dispatched a marine monitoring team Thursday from Xiamen City, in China’s southeast Fujian Province, to monitor radiation in the west Pacific.
The aim of the mission is to get a better understanding of how nuclear radiation affects the marine environment.
Wang Fei, deputy chief of the State Oceanic Administration, said the mission will help China establish a radioactive alert system in the west Pacific.
The monitoring team consists of 40 people and will sail about 5,000 nautical miles in 30 days, according to the plan.
http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/china/2011-06/16/content_12717829.htm
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Radiation detected in Japanese minke whales Thursday, 16 June 2011 10:23
THE Whale and Dolphin Conservation Society (WDCS) has learned that Japan’s spring coastal whaling off Kushiro has ended, and that radioactive caesium has been detected in some of the whales taken.
Mark Simmonds, WDCS International Director of Science, said: “Sadly this shows that radioactive caesium is within the whole marine food chain and even reaching the whales.”
The implications for the health of whales or for human consumers are unclear and levels detected in whales are below the provisional guideline for human health of 500 becquerels/kg set by Japan.
Since the March 11th quake, samples of a growing number of species have been found to exceed safety levels recommended by Japan, including Japanese sandlance, whitebait, ayu sweetfish, Japanese smelt, Land-locked salmon, Mediterranean mussel , Wakame seaweed, Hijiki seaweed, Arame seaweed,Japanese dace, Surf clam, Sea urchin, brown hakeling and fat greenling. Japanese sand lance is a key prey species for minke whales.
The termination of the coastal hunt after taking just 17 whales as compared to ~45 in 2010 raises many questions about the future of Japanese whaling and its likely strategy at the forthcoming IWC meeting (where it has previously argued strongly for a legalization of its coastal whaling).
With the future of its Antarctic whaling in question, its Ayukawa-based coastal hunt prevented by tsunami-damage and the expanded Hokkaido-based coastal hunt now threatened by radioactivity, Japan’s only viable option for whaling at this point may be the offshore hunt in the North Pacific that just launched, in which it plans to kill 100 minke whales, 10 sperm whales, 50 Bryde’s whales and 100 sei whales. Officials have announced that meat from those whales will also be monitored for radiation.
http://fishnewseu.com/latest-news/world/6000-radiation-detected-in-japanese-minke-whales.html
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Fort Calhoun NUCLEAR DISASTER BLACKOUT!!
http://www.whatdoesitmean.com/index1493.htm
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“Nuclear operator Exelon Corporation has been among Barack Obama’s biggest campaign donors, and is one of the largest employers in Illinois where Obama was senator. Exelon has donated more than $269,000 to his political campaigns, thus far. Obama also appointed Exelon CEO John Rowe to his Blue Ribbon Commission on America’s Nuclear Future” Also this link concerning Fort Calhoun
http://www.thewatchtowers.com/fort-calhoun-nuclear-power-plant-flooded-in-nebraska/
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obama and plutonium mox in america…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=caBQ-7ZGcIo&feature=player_embedded
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☢ Take a look ☢
Fukushima Japan TEPCO to Encase reactors, etc 6/15/11
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JCrSPPOtozI
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Though I do believe there is a blackout, this source of Sorcha Faal is not to be trusted…
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Tokyo begins radiation checks in public parks
June 15, 2011 7:22 AM
Safety officials in Tokyo have begun radiation checks in public places, including playgrounds and parks. Jeff Glor reports.
Read more: http://www.cbsnews.com/video/watch/?id=7370171n#ixzz1PTWPJeHy
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Big story……
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Now lets see if they report their findings….
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☢ Take a look 2 ☢
Fukushima update for today 6/14/11
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FdtzYAXkQig&NR=1
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Nuclear Radiation: Law Suit Directed Against Japan’s TEPCO
by Gavin Blair
Japan: TEPCO trips, but will it fall?
By Created 1100-06-15 14:07
The nuclear plant operator may be “too big to fail,” but that doesn’t mean it won’t.
TOKYO, Japan — Tokyo Electric Power Co., the beleagured operator of the stricken Fukushima Dai-ichi power plant, is taking hits on all sides.
Massive compensation payments, financial uncertainty and now a legal challenge calling for its license to be revoked, have the company all but pinned. And the fate of the company, as it struggles to contain the world’s worst nuclear disaster since Chernobyl [3], remains largely uncertain.
On Monday, TEPCO shares fell 28 percent on the Tokyo Stock Exchange to a record low after media reports over the weekend suggested that the company could be forced to delist from the market. The nosedive caused trading of the company’s stock to be automatically suspended by the market’s “circuit breakers,” which kick in when share prices drop suddenly.
Once the world’s largest private utility company, TEPCO has lost $36 billion in market value since the beginning of the crisis, and last month posted the largest loss ever by a non-financial company in Japan, 1.258 trillion yen ($15 billion) — which didn’t take into account compensation payments.
TEPCO is also forecast to have an operating loss of 570 billion yen this financial year ending in March 2012, again before factoring in compensation.
The issue of payments by TEPCO to evacuated residents, local businesses, fishermen, farmers and the many others affected by the Fukushima crisis, remains almost as foggy as the financial future of the company. The government is insisting there will be no cap put on the amount of compensation that TEPCO could be liable for — expected to total trillions of yen.
Discussions are still ongoing between the utility, the government and the banks — major holders of TEPCO equity and debt — as to who will be liable and for how much.
And for now at least, compensation isn’t the biggest threat to TEPCO’s bottom line.Japan: TEPCO trips, but will it fall?
By Created 1100-06-15 14:07
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The nuclear plant operator may be “too big to fail,” but that doesn’t mean it won’t.
TOKYO, Japan — Tokyo Electric Power Co., the beleagured operator of the stricken Fukushima Dai-ichi power plant, is taking hits on all sides.
Massive compensation payments, financial uncertainty and now a legal challenge calling for its license to be revoked, have the company all but pinned. And the fate of the company, as it struggles to contain the world’s worst nuclear disaster since Chernobyl [3], remains largely uncertain.
On Monday, TEPCO shares fell 28 percent on the Tokyo Stock Exchange to a record low after media reports over the weekend suggested that the company could be forced to delist from the market. The nosedive caused trading of the company’s stock to be automatically suspended by the market’s “circuit breakers,” which kick in when share prices drop suddenly.
Once the world’s largest private utility company, TEPCO has lost $36 billion in market value since the beginning of the crisis, and last month posted the largest loss ever by a non-financial company in Japan, 1.258 trillion yen ($15 billion) — which didn’t take into account compensation payments.
TEPCO is also forecast to have an operating loss of 570 billion yen this financial year ending in March 2012, again before factoring in compensation.
The issue of payments by TEPCO to evacuated residents, local businesses, fishermen, farmers and the many others affected by the Fukushima crisis, remains almost as foggy as the financial future of the company. The government is insisting there will be no cap put on the amount of compensation that TEPCO could be liable for — expected to total trillions of yen.
Discussions are still ongoing between the utility, the government and the banks — major holders of TEPCO equity and debt — as to who will be liable and for how much.
And for now at least, compensation isn’t the biggest threat to TEPCO’s bottom line.
http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=25280
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Tokyo’s bottom line:
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youve just made me laugh…didnt expect that..
+100
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☢ Take a look 3 ☢
☢☢☢ Fukushima 3 month anniversary 6/11/11 ☢☢☢
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LeE_TlWJcVU&feature=related
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Good links!
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These are informative with new videos and photos as well as news stories not seen with a personal perspective of leading people and the maker (MsMilkytheclown) I can appreciate to pull us back to a laugh instead of despair ! Sure does expose the truths and the manipulation that has been perpetrated on the world and maybe others involved, giving a true picture with video !
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☢ Take a look 4 ☢
US prepared to BOMB Fukushima…☢ Update for 6/12/11
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=okyLUPYqdGA&feature=related
Be prepaired to watch this to the end !
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☢ Take a look 5 ☢
☢Fukushima Rant update for today 6/13/11☢
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BlNgjZ0-4y0&feature=related
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He seems to enjoy hearing himself say the F word multiple times.
Detracts from the gravity and importance of his message.
I think I’ll stick with Arnie Gundersen for now.
X(
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The rest don’t have this guest speaker !
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☢ Take a look 6 ☢
☢ Fukushima update for today 6/10/11 ☢
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vyQubZWiUaI&feature=related
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☢ Take a look 6 ☢
☢ Fukushima may render Japan Uninhabitable 6/9/11 ☢
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W71r-JubHE8&feature=related
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☢ Take a look 8 ☢
☢ Fukushima update for today 6/8/11 ☢
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bSfPxqVuSBs&feature=related
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I have posted another video in the article about Tepco rigging its live webcam stream. This one is longer and gives a better view of the huge floating crane. http://radioactive.eu.com
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☢ Take a look 9 ☢
☢ Fukushima update for today 6/7/11 Both Daiichi and Daini in trouble ☢
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Id2PBgSPxiw&NR=1
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☢ Fukushima update for today 6/7/11 Both Daiichi and Daini in trouble ☢
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Id2PBgSPxiw&NR=1
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Fukushima Day 87- “Stay OUT of the Rain” & “10 Hot Radioactive particles/person/Day”
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nGusB68Dh_s&feature=related
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☢ Fukushima “The China Syndrome” daily report 6/5/11 ☢
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HJkz2TROrBA&feature=related
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Radiation in Tokyo has been monitored at only ONE central location for the past three months!
http://search.japantimes.co.jp/cgi-bin/nn20110616a1.html
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The Gov. thought that was adequate !
What you don’t know you don’t have the report or lie about !
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The probable reason was that monitor was located behind 3 inches of lead shielding. They only needed one location.
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Newspeak continues and so do the lies: Hot spot evacuation zones?
Gov’t to designate new evacuation spots near Fukushima plant
(Mainichi Japan) June 17, 2011
TOKYO (Kyodo) — Japan has decided to designate new spots for possible evacuation near the crisis-hit Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant that are feared to have radiation levels which go beyond an internationally recommended benchmark, the top government spokesman said Thursday.
The policy on the areas dubbed as “hot spots” will cover specific households in a residential area,…
Edano also said, “We see that there is no such risk that warrants a blanket evacuation,” indicating it is not necessary to make the evacuation from the spots mandatory.
http://mdn.mainichi.jp/mdnnews/news/20110617p2g00m0dm018000c.html
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I bought one of these same Radalert Inspectors more than 10 years for no particular reason than curiosity about my environment.
My living room here texas
measures 0.01-0.015 microS/hr.
At 0.2microS in the video:
0.2 / 1000 .0002 mS/hr
365*24 = 8760
.0002 * 8760 = 1.75mS/yr
referencing Pu239′s stats from above, that’s certainly a lot less juice than say smoking or taking frequent international air line trips. Even indoor radon can be alot worse. I’m not sure if Japan gets radon, but I discovered my house has high radon even though the EPA says the area is low on average. I’m wondering how many other homes, offices, and other poorly ventilated buildings have high indoor radon.
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Pu239′s numbers in “Hourly Dose Examples” reference wikipedia, but I don’t know how they came up with this number for:
>> New York-Tokyo flights for airline crew: 9 mSv/year
flight crew flying 1000 hrs per year
0.6microSv/hr = 600 microSv/yr = 0.6mSv/yr
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0.2mS/hr would probably peel a few years off of an adult’s life expectancy, but it’s probably bad news for fetus’s, and young children, along with sex organs. Fukushima radiation is probably mostly particulate, with long lasting radiactive particles, which is very different than xray or radon. Radon has a very short half life, and getting fresh air stops the damage.
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