Published: May 19th, 2011 at 6:26 pm ET
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Christopher Busby: The Negative Health Effects of Low-Dose Radiation from Fukushima, Alex Jones Channel, May 18, 2011:
[:40 in] There’s no doubt that it dwarfs Chernobyl…
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tZszDrDfL5A
Dr Chris Busby is scientific consultant to the Low Level Radiation Campaign and director of the independent environmental consultancy, Green Audit. He obtained First Class Honours BSc (Special) in Chemistry from the University of London. He worked in research for the Wellcome Foundation applying spectroscopic and analytical methods to chemical
pharmacology and molecular drug interactions. He discontinued doctoral research in spectroscopy at Queen Mary College, London, following a dispute over ethics and returned to Burroughs Wellcome. He later researched Raman spectro-electrochemistry at the University of Kent, gaining a PhD. – CERRIE website
Christopher Busby (born 1 September 1945) is a British scientist known for his controversial theories about the negative health effects of very low-dose ionising radiation. Busby is the director of Green Audit, an environmental consultancy agency,[1] and scientific advisor to the Low Level Radiation Campaign (LLRC) which he set up in 1995.[2] Busby is a visiting professor at the University of Ulster.[3] Busby was the National Speaker on Science and Technology for the Green Party of England and Wales. -Wikipedia
Published: May 19th, 2011 at 6:26 pm ET
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No kidding!
How to Can, Freeze, Dry and Preserve Any Fruit or Vegetable at Home
http://www.pickyourown.org/allaboutcanning.htm
Feel like a radiated sitting duck? Things you can do to mitigate the problem.
http://farmwars.info/?p=6062
Florida legislature refuses to regulate mercury in vaccines
http://www.naturalnews.com/032434_mercury_vaccines.html
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Thanks Zombie!
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Very welcome,
Keep your head up and, watchfulness is worth it’s weight in gold.
Peace
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But what are the Fukushima animals like?
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/0/02/Kiev-UkrainianNationalChernobylMuseum_15.jpg
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I read somewhere in a blob that using PVC pipe for a hoop garden adds dioxins to your garden soil.
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Sorry, blog
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Anyone know where I can acquire a correspondence course to become a “British Scientist?” I like the ones with the color in boxes!
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Why bother with a course? Just print your self up a degree. Good enough for government work.
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I have received several attacks upon my computer within the last 36 hours and I have a good idea why, and from whom. (all were averted)
Second, there is someone posting here using my ID. (on this specific page) Appreciate if you cease and desist.
Maybe a little payback is in order.
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To understand the media blackout, and the misleading “scientific claims,” surrounding the current radiation conditions effecting us all, at this time, please go to http://www.jmccanneyscience.com/
Better yet,
click here for the latest Streaming JamesMcCanneyScienceHour_May_19_2011.mp3
Or Download File JamesMcCanneyScienceHour_May_19_2011.mp3
Go to 12:27 minutes into the lecture and hear a truthful explanation concerning “data” that is being reported, (or not ) with reference to the radiation from Japan.
Peace
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Correction:
Streaming -
http://www.jmccanneyscience.com/sh05-19-11-7meg-MP3.ram
Download -
http://www.jmccanneyscience.com/JamesMcCanneyScienceHour_May_19_2011.mp3
Go to 12:27 minutes into the lecture.
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This is not a credible expert. Anyone with a degree can come out with statements like these. Please stop posting these.
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Panic:
Can you please indicate which comments are credible or not?
Would help those of us trying to evaluate.
Many thanks
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I studied at Univ. of London, etc. Most American students could not cut it at English university. These naysayers seem like trolls or very uninformed.
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- He mentions “cancer” in the second sentence
- “Gigabequerels per kilogram”
- at 2:00 he is just ranting, “billions of these particles”
- he mentions Hiroshima atom bomb
- “you’re in danger in Texas”, but “it depends”
Sorry, I cannot watch more of this, stopping after 3:30
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yes. please be more specific instead of just softsoaping the issues here with some mediocre criticisms and arbitrary, foolish complaints.
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How is he not credible? He has as much expertise and as much of a classical science foundation as many in nuclear, molecular, and environmental energy fields.
To earn First Class Honors at University of London in Chemistry and a PhD in molecular chemistry is extremely impressive. I don’t think you understand how prestigious and difficult this level is in England. Moreover, his study is highly relevant.
All those radioactive isotopes and heavy metals that we are discussing daily here are Chemistry Elements with properties listed right off the Periodic Table! Dr. Busby is very experienced and has specialized in the area, including serving as a Fellow of the Faculty of Medicine at University of Liverpool in the Department of Human Anatomy and Cell Biology-relevant, no?….
Plus, just listen to him! He’s like a shining candle of intellect and integrity.
So, YES, he’s qualified to make an assessment here. The question is, are you??
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Sold his soul to the gov established dis-info crew while collecting a fat check.
A “qualified” component of the puppets on a string require, kissing butt and making sure they pull the party line unless, he desires all the precious esteem and life style granted to his loyal ass pulled from under his feet.
“First Class Honors at University of London…”
simply means you “MUST” become a perpetual “text book repeater” and DO NOT interject any truth that you may observe. Otherwise your ass is on the line, buddy.
What a puppet.
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Up front and center.
The guy checks out.
States the truth and has the balls to stand up and tell it like it is. Do some homework and you may see a source of light, that was dimmed out by your preconceived ideas.
Low level is not low after, it is lodged within your body. Do you enjoy walking around with a ticking time bomb in your tummy? Add a few more and you become a…
well should I say it…
a zombie of your own accord.
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What?? The whole point is that he is NOT the puppet. He’s been going against the grain to tell the truth and he’s qualified to do so.
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You sound like the puppet.
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Jerry T. C that is.
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pAnIc
shut up..
or give us a point for point critique why dr busby is less credible,than any clown stooge scientist working for the nuclear industry.
please watch this and tell me who was correct 5 weeks ago today.busby or the nuke lover.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4S2qgTrqR6A
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Afu, is that you again?
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instant fail. you have only shown that you are incapable of rational and relevant discussion concerning the science of these serious and somber events.
This is not a credible expert.
and
Sorry, I cannot watch more of this…
are not reasonable statements and is not a reasonable conclusion to arrive at. Obviously your premise is flawed or insubstantial, therefore Dr. Busby is a credible expert. and to be taken seriously.
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enenews is a helpful resource overall. But it would be more credible if the sources you quoted were more consistently credible and diverse.
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He’s very credible. What are your credentials to judge him?
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I’m a professional risk analyst.
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Do you have a PhD in Chemistry, Nuclear Medicine, Cell Biology? Hello?
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hello goodbye. instant fail for the self-recognized, self-serving experts here who have nothing to offer except for mediocre insults, childish, unscientific criticisms and irrelevant, pointless diatribe.
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Ph.D=Piled higher and deeper…
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Keep in mind that Josef Oehmen, who has been horribly (unfortunately?) wrong in his predictions, was also a risk analyst.
The takedown:
http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn20266-how-josef-oehmens-advice-on-fukushima-went-viral.html?full=true
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Josef Oehmen, Ph.D., MBA, currently works as a Research Scientist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Josef is also a member of the board of directors of ClimateInterchange, a company that develops and implements carbon emission reduction projects. We focus on projects in developing countries that combine climate protection and the UN Millennium Development Goals through the introduction of sustainable technologies, developed by our group.
Before joining MIT, he was the Director for Supply Chain Management at the ETH Center for Enterprise Sciences (BWI) at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH Zurich).
He wrote his PhD thesis at ETH Zurich on supply chain risk management with a focus on China. In his research, he investigated and optimized the integration and cooperation between Swiss companies and their Chinese suppliers.
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b
are the world famous professor b.
how are you have you recovered from the mental breakdown.
i here your friend Josef Oehmen, Ph.D., MBA.
from the world famous mit has had a little relapse as well after stating no release will happen.
you guys in risk management you are funny how about a study on the danger of hot stale air from your mouth.
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Why come here to insult anyone?
It shows only your true intelligence.
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huh? You do come from left field with this personal attack. As you have not ‘read’ this community I doubt your a shill of professional standing. I know a grade school attack when I see one. Respond to me so we can sort out your disease or if you have something really to say simply rejoin the discussion while staying on point. Did Mr B show you to be a ass in school ? Really your life will improve when you at least try to get over it… what ever your demon ‘it’ may be. Seek the truth even it disrupts your ego support system.
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That’s uncalled for.
I think someone shoot the wrong target.
Mr./Ms. just states his/her opinion on enenews. The source of news is indeed important.
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the risk analysis queen b has nothing to offer here except for paperthin unscientific criticisms, grandstanding the issues and absurd, irrational, and caustic dialog. obviously many here have not figured out this simple fact yet.
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A professional risk analyst?
Thats part of the problem….worrying about rich people and corporation’s money.
Guess I’ll trust Prof. Busby.
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except for that stinking beret he always wears, I’d say he is pretty damn credible. He has made plenty of statements since the beginning on RT news as well as the BBC that sounded outlandish at the time but have proven to be true. Or is it because he is making these statements on the Alex Jones Show?
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Sometimes the best scientists have an eccentric dress code.
I thought that was common knowledge.
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They are on a different wavelength!
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Some people have to wear hats, due to hair loss, from cancer treatments and such.
It’s not the hat I’m after, it’s the info.
I vote for Busby.
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Some of my most brilliant (and I mean, brilliant!) British professors had quirks and eccentricities. That’s not unusual there or in academia. Oftentimes such experts wear a bowtie!
Also, I’m understating a lot of his credentials. Per wikipedia, he holds a PhD in Chemical Physics. He’s focused and published on the health impact of radiation for over a decade…How much more on point can you get?…
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I cannot believe we are judging a person on his garb, rather than his work. In my graduate program I had a professor who wore a beret, his doctorate was from the Sorbonne. He was a true genius, but quite eccentric.
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Well, his style merits a few comments-ha! I think he’s well-qualified and provides very illuminating commentary. He seems unbiased (no profit motive)…
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Busby might be NPO, but even NPOs need $$$ once in a while so he needs the exposure. Hard to find anyone who has not an agenda.
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I had a perfesser who was a “Green Beret” . Didn’t get no lip.
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I like the beret. If we were all the same, it would be boring.
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Ditto.
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I appreciate Busby’s work with CERRIE, PSR, ECCR and depleted uranium detection with studies on chronic low dose radionuclide health effects as well as in-depth review of the error rates in the ICRP models.
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He obviously has an independent view and is not being paid off by the nuclear industry or hushed by govt… But, his opinion and his manner of presenting it are credible and consistent. I actually give him a lot of credit!!
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Busby is credible in my opinion. I have been following his public statements since this disaster happened. If anything he underestimated the outcome.
I see a lot of new names appearing who are critical of this man. I begin to wonder if this website is too effective in spreading the news of this disaster. It is shameful to have such character assassinations without any reason. Now is not a time to try to be funny. So perhaps sick humor at the expense of someone else’s good reputation should be avoided.
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Experts of calibre won’t appear on “prisonplanet.tv” for a start. Like commenter “b” I’m a professional risk analyst and I know a reliable source when I see it (it’s not a “British scientist known for his controversial theories”). Stick to Arnie Gundersen from Fairewinds, I hope he will comment again soon. Nobody has enough info at this point.
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Looking at the writing style it appears to be Afu again. A Shill.
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Do you have any hard science background or degrees? I didn’t think so.
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Ah,science is hard.
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and commonsense is even harder still.
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Gundersen recently said that the explosion in reactor #3 was in the spent fuel pool. Yet Japan is now saying that there is damage to the containment vessel. And reports are that total meltdown started immediately or hours after the earthquake. I think Gundersen is somewhat softening the reports of the situation at Fukushima even though his reports are very informative and certainly much more news that we get from the mainstream media.
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… enough info to make a good judgement. (Sorry, was interrupted by an earthquake, I’m in Japan)
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If you had good judgment, you would be out of Japan, buddy! (IMHO)
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I was gone in the second week, one day before the fallout came (good judgement if you ask me). I’m back since 2 May, but discovered that radiation here, over 200km away, is actually higher now than 20km away from the plant, but no official body has really grasped this yet. We have been “hot-spotted”, the stuff it in the ground now, but it is no reason to panic, just needs planning the next step.
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Panic, where are you in Japan?
How close to Fukushima are you?
It must be difficult to read material about the dangers in Japan
given how close you are to the situation.
You say that nest steps need to be planned and the official body has not grasped some of the details. Can you say more about all of this?
Cassie
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pAnIc, I’m sorry if that sounds insensitive, but I’ve met too many individuals in the States who decided to take a vacation and go swimming in the Gulf (off W. Florida) during the record BP oil disaster last year… They relied on our govt. and the local tourist boards, which told them that there was positively NO RISK.
Unfortunately, although they previously were very healthy, they now have been suffering from serious health problems ever since!!…They regret listening to those officials everyday.
Please think again about those risks! And why you are at it, you must DEMAND more from your government!! please!!!!
Take care of yourself!
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Thank you, appreciate the followup. I am not saying it is not dangerous, but it is not doomsday/we’re all going to die time. It is not good and the lack of readiness of the local and prefectural government is alarming. Do not trust anything that’s aired by NHK, it’s not the full story. I have informed local child care facility about my measurements and steps are being taken. Nobody was prepared that the fallout would travel this far and come down with rain. They are thinking in terms of distance, that’s wrong as we now see.
Have a look at this map and note the scatter of blue at the bottom, above the word Kamagaya. You will see that it matches the colors much further up north. That is our problem, it is a quite big region, but just falls short of Tokyo.
http://www.nnistar.com/gmap/fukushima.html
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Panic:
what is this map showing and what do the colors mean…
it is japanese, maybe you can help me out with it….
http://www.nnistar.com/gmap/fukushima.html
Cassie
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wow, all we can get is NHK. I have relatives on the west coast who are getting bombarded by radiation. This disaster has a wide reach…
Child care facility?!! I’m glad you notified the authorities.
Can you explain why the Japanese are not calling on more international expertise? I have a friend from Moscow and she said they would not accept multiple offers from Russia?
And do you know why are they concealing so much?
Thanks for your input! I’m so sorry for what your country is going through.
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pAnIc,
Are you there??? Are you ok?
Do you have any insights on why the Japanese in charge would not take some advice from Russia??
Do you have any impression of what they are thinking now??
I don’t speak any Japanese.
Please fill us in!!!!
Thanks!
p.s. If I were you, I would leave.
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It was a pretty funny comment Toots I admit.
My bad for LOL.
But I think Mr. Panic may be having a rough time given
what he is doing and where he is. And maybe we need to take that into account. It has to be very difficult reading some of this material if you are sitting next to Fukushima.
He did make some interesting comments about where he is and what he is doing. I hope he answers my questions.
Cassie
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The map shows measurements taken at those places in micro Sieverts per hour; there is a legend at the bottom. the red close to the plant is obvious, the red northwest outside of the circles is the iitate village that you hear about on the news a lot. Fukushima City is west of the plant, middle of the country.
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Thanks Panic
How far are you from Fukushima?
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It’s AWESOME to hear from people in Japan!! What’s happening there is going down in history. I just hope they leave & speed up a solution. (I’ve seen enough here with the Gulf disaster!)
I also think they absolutely must demand much more from their Govt. and TEPCO!! They need to call in experts ASAP from Russia, France, US. They need to do so much more! And I support them 100%.
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Yes Panic has an important perspective I think, about what he is doing, where he is….
much more interesting than academic debates about British scientists! Which he probably does not want to hear considering what he is facing.
Cassie
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Last Hour
http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/recenteqsww/Maps/region/Asia.php
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Xdr, what is this?
Another earthquake?
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Yes Cassie
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oh crap.
Have to go look where in japan it hit.
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Use this for reliable and instant info:
http://tenki.jp/earthquake/
This was a M5.8 just now
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where did it hit?
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promoted as “reliable” speaks millions
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Close to me, off shore
http://tenki.jp/earthquake/detail-5728.html
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You are on Honshu then.
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Thx. do you wish to leave Japan and have the means to, I recall you have a 2 yr old too !
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honshu
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At the moment I find the risk of what has already happened higher than what might happen at the plant, but who knows? The meltdown news is essentially two months old, so what’s next, that nobody can answer it seems. Unit 4 is leaning, not good either. There is a 80% chance of another strong quake in the next three months, so we’ll see.
There is no point going from one news bit to the next, Tepco can’t do this, this may happen, this value is up etc. it’ll drive you crazy.
However, I believe there is a mid to long-term risk once all the stuff that has already landed onto the country will expose the population to health issues. That nobody can tell. So Busby might be right, in a way, but it is more of a guess that nobody can prove right or wrong. We know that there is very little research in that area so it is hard to predict. In 30 years we will know better, but I don’t intend on my kids becoming a statistic in this.
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Chernobyl produced a lot of research… I was in Ohio during the Three Mile Island meltdown. I remember my parents’ panic over my safety & that was nothing by comparison…Good luck!
*It would be great to hear what you think about Japan’s next moves and the possibility of diplomacy to hasten improvements there????
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“Apart from research on the thyroid cancer outbreak, the international coverage is “uncoordinated … forming a patchwork … rather than a comprehensive, structured attempt to delineate the overall health consequences of the accident”. The truth is we [...] don’t know the true impact of the Chernobyl accident on health because the funds have not been available to thoroughly investigate it.”
http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2011/apr/08/lack-knowledge-effects-chernobyl-accident?mobile-redirect=false
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Just to be clear, I am not saying there no danger, quite the contrary. Just saying that people like Busby might have no basis of making these “millions of cancers” statements, but they have an agenda just like the pro nuclear folks.
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Thanks for writing back!
But, how can you take that chance?
Anyone can recognize that having an exponentially larger, longer nuclear crisis will yield a much greater impact.
Also, it’s less likely that Dr. Busby is providing this commentary to promote his career as it is that he’s just confirming the data and theories that he already was working on for many years… He certainly did not order up this disaster for publicity–he just happens to specialize on the effects of radiation. And there’s no benefit to him by declaring the threat to the N. Hemisphere, where he lives as well.
It’s a normal reaction to want to stay near your home. I just think you, like Japan, may be hurting your own interests.
Please see:
*It would be great to hear what you think about Japan’s next moves and the possibility of diplomacy to hasten improvements there???
Thanks!!
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> But, how can you take that chance?
I don’t intend to… working on it.
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Panic
I second some of the questions Panic.
What is Japan’s next move?
Do you see a plan in place?
And I know there are no available statistics to exam
as per your job, but do you think that there are any credible scientists at this point that can shed a light on events?
Also I am curious, what is the mood in Japan right now.
I am glad to hear you are working on your own plans.
Thank you for sharing and stay safe.
Prayers to you and your family.
Cassie
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panic..
why don’t have a cup of plutonium laced miso or youtube dr busby and his russia today videos if anything his comments are milder than the brutal tepco reality.
i think you have been in japan to long you people prefer silence and Conformity.
you will be screaming soon enough,when the
mr bean like government runs away to osaka or hainan island.
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Never mind…
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I don’t know why so many want to be so quick to reach conclusions over things they just don’t have the facts to properly assess. The amount released will become known after decommissioning starts years down the road. Other than to add fear or panic, why treat this as some kind of a contest with Chernobyl?
And it is strange how some act like the Russians should be planning things. Sure, things were learned from that accident, but it’s not like they did things amazingly well. They didn’t even go public with the news of an accident until it set of radiation alarms at a plant in Sweden. They sent in firemen without even telling them the fire involved a release of radiation. Some went in and never came out because of the radiation. Tepco has had about 30 people exposed to around 100 mSv, an amount below the emergency-level limit set. There’s an elevated long-term risk at that level but no radiation sickness or certainly of cancer.
The Russians were helpful in providing the large transport aircraft needed to fly in the US made water/concrete pumper trucks, so it’s not like help was refused.
It seems apparent that far from the accident, some are very seriously afflicted with the Dunning-Kruger effect.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunning%E2%80%93Kruger_effect
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Dbug: Time will tell eventually who has been correct or not. I do not pretend to know the outcome.
But nature abhors a vacuum they say and if our leaders and experts were doing the jobs we pay them to do, amateurs would not have to be stepping up to the plate.
It is a symptom of the sickness in our society that we have leaders and scientists we do not trust. A populace who is not being told the truth, and what we are told doesn’t match the pictures we can see for ourselves.
The reason some of us keep going back to the Russians, is because they actually did something. Whether it was their best effort or not, they seemed to be interested in fixing the problem. And they did more than use a garden hose and cry on TV.
Cassie
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the magic word is cover-up, human error and the extreme damage that the radiation fallout has caused in europe and the toll in human misery. chernobyl was never handled properly, more of the same here.
Chernobyl disaster
it’s a valid comparison.
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and here
http://www.world-earthquakes.com/
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It just says east coast Japan on Honshu, that is the main island I believe.
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Things getting damn scary, the seawater measurements alone, near the reactors, are just within the water itself, not from the marine sediments, and critters.
The metal ions bind with clay-plate particles, and those do not deposit in sands, near the shoreline, they fall on the littoral margin, and in estuaries, and near mangroves. It isn’t going to build up on a sandy exposed beach like near these reactors.
Instead it’s going to accumulate in the still water areas which are also the fish and crustacean hatcheries and nurseries.
Long-lived shit … in mud … that is constantly turned-over and remobilized by storms, and floods and currents, and critters and filter-feeders, and trawlers …
What is happening on land is bad enough, but this is going to decimate litoral seas and fish stocks around Japan.
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Is your area marine biology Leaf?
What will all of this do to the food supply, ocean globally, not just
near Japan?
I think the ocean may generate our oxygen supply to a large extent?
Will that capacity be affected?
Thank you
Cassie
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That’s correct Cassie – ocean phytoplankton produce roughly 1/2 of the world oxygen supply. Radionuclide exposure upon marine biology produces mutation and reproductive die off. The EPA is delegating ocean impact studies to NOAA and independent scientists are trying to answer those questions. One scientist who studies the Pacific gyre has estimated debris along the West Coast within the year and he’s concerned about larger cross migration of contaminated species within 200-600 days (blue fin tuna). I don’t hear a great deal about mollusks (filter feeders like mussels) that are known to concentrate contamination yet.
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Motha:
So rad pollution in the ocean impacts the food chain and oxygen supply. In terms of the later, would the radionuclide impact oxygen production? To what extent and what would the time line be for such a reduction?
And what is the sustainability for human and plant life in the event of a decrease in earth’s oxygen levels? Thank you for your reply.
Cassie
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oops sorry Mothra, not Motha.
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Hi everybody,
been reading this site each day, keeping up to date with the ongoing level 7 disaster.
Gee the trolls get really bent when somebody comes out with the truth, don’t they? Fancy some moron saying Dr Busby isn’t credible. Obviously not familiar with his work. Then again, maybe they are and it terrifies them.
Remember how your parents always encouraged you to err on the side of caution? It makes perfect sense to me to prepare for the worst just in case it happens.
I have always held the view that if you want to know whats really going on, follow the money. Frankly I care not one bit if idiots who shill for nuke $$$$ believe their own bullshine or not. If they get toasted, well, one less idiot, and that can only be a good thing.
Surely they know they are wasting their time trying to pursuade informed ppl that black is actually white? Feel free to ignore these murderous lunatics.
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“Better safe than sorry” should be the spinal chord of the Nuclear Industry. The spinal chord runs directly from the brain.
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Spinal “chord”? LOL!
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Ah, it is a beautifull chord! Best heard played on a Harp.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Spring_Bloom_Colors_the_Pacific_Near_Hokkaido.jpg
all that radioactive water dumping into the collision of two Pacific currents and headed westward?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:KuroshioOyashio.jpg
and what about the giinormous rotating continent of plastic trash, will that sop up some of it eventually?
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Atmosphere Above Japan Heated Rapidly Before M9 Earthquake
Infrared emissions above the epicenter increased dramatically in the days before the devastating earthquake in Japan, say scientists.
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I think we’ve covered this topic already on enenews.com, but found an interesting comment, below:
http://www.technologyreview.com/blog/arxiv/26773/
Brooks A. Agnew, PhD is a commercial scientist and engineer with more than 17 years of field research in Earth Tomography. Agnew said that HAARP, the High Frequency Active Auroral Research Project uses a billion Watts of energy, which he says would definitely be capable of creating earthquakes. I forgot to mention that he had accidentally caused a 4.0 earthquake back in 1987 using earth tomography ELF waves while looking for oil in Oregon.
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Another comment from that page:
Brooks Agnew has a YouTube interview where he described doing subsurface mineral exploration from satellites with a 30 watt radiotomography transmission. He had 100% accuracy and success and was able to scan the ore body and map the ore grade from satellite. After the Haiti earthquake I researched mineral exploration and mineral rights purchased in Dominican Republic and Haiti. Eurasian Minerals had purchased 20% of the mineral rights just before the earthquake and the World Bank met the day before the earthquake to consider the loan request by Eurasian Minerals to develop Haiti mining projects, but the committee did not vote to fund the projects. The day after the earthquake the World bank funding committee met and voted to fund the Eurasian Minerals portfolio. On the Eurasian Minerals Home Page are listed the five biggest mining projects now underway and coincidentally a HAARP facility is located near each project. Haiti: US-Arecibo, Puerto Rico; Norway: UK-Tromso, Norway; Northern Turkey: UK-Larnaca, Cyprus; Tien Shan Gold Belt, ?US-Dushanbe, Tajikstan; Sumatra: UK-Australia. So it is clear that the locations of the HAARP facilities are related to big global mining projects by the US and UK.
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Dang, I just missed those comments because I read the article about … 30 hours ago. Those comments appear to be by Leuren Moret, another heavyweight.
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There was a wave of reportage at places like Rense.com,
when the big Szechuan Quake happened,
that there was strange cloud coloration and activity just before the
tremblor Hit. They were saying HAARP.
Thank you ANNE! for the awesome (I never use that word!) posting
of the relevant articles.
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To all of those making fun of my hat,
Fuck off.
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Sir, it’s a béret, not a hat. But you knew that, didn’t you Sir?
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pAnIc
May 20, 2011 at 12:09 am
“Apart from research on the thyroid cancer outbreak, the international coverage is “uncoordinated … forming a patchwork
that is the plan,that is what the nuclear industry does it covers up.
IAEA’s figures for chernobyl state a total of 4000 fatalities since 1986.
this report puts the figure at about a million.
Chernobyl
Consequences of the Catastrophe for People and the Environment
Written by Alexey V. Yablokov (Center for Russian Environmental Policy, Moscow, Russia), Vassily B. Nesterenko, and Alexey V. Nesterenko (Institute of Radiation Safety, Minsk, Belarus.
why should we believe anything from an industry that is so financially connected with government.
you seem to think it is all a bit vague,what about the thousands of tons of plutonium.
as a risk specialist what do you think happens when 1-3 cores leave containment,tepco state cold shut down in 9 months any ideas.
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ALERT!! HAARP Fukushima Radiation Wash 5.15.2011
http://brokenflask.com/2011/05/15/alert-haarp-fukushima-radiation-wash-5-15-2011/
Russia Attacks Japan Using Their Form Of HAARP (Fukushima) Because of Rare Earth Mineral
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8KXc79GWZDw
Japan is right to be angry at QI atom bomb joke; Joking about nuclear survivors reflects Britain’s tendency to revel in a false memory of a ‘good war’, ignoring the messy reality
http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2011/feb/08/japan-qi-atom-bomb-joke
Japanese Jets Scramble to Deal With Russian…
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xg10bq_japanese-jets-scramble-to-deal-with-russian-plane-incursion_news
Russia to boost defences on Kuril islands: Medvedev
http://www.energy-daily.com/reports/Russia_to_boost_defences_on_Kuril_islands_Medvedev_999.html
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“Incredibly, the falling tower in the Illuminati Card Game — shown to the left, published in 1995 — is the Japanese Waco Clock Tower at Ginza in Tokyo!
“This reality means that Steven Jackson, the founder of Steve Jackson Games, knew that combined disasters were planned for Japan, and he knew it in 1995!….
“’Others (foreign scientists) are engaging even in an eco-type of terrorism whereby they can alter the climate, set off earthquakes, volcanoes remotely through the use of electromagnetic waves.’ (COHEN ADDRESS 4/28 AT CONFERENCE ON TERRORISM, Terrorism, Weapons of Mass Destruction, and U.S. Strategy , Sam Nunn Policy Forum, April 28, 1997 University of Georgia, Athens, Georgia.)
“America’s electromagnetic wave system is called “HAARP”, while the Russian electromagnetic wave system is called “Scalar”. Either system could easily have caused the massive Japanese combined disasters on March 11, 2011.“
http://www.cuttingedge.org/newsletters/newsalert.htm
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Re: Dr. Christopher Busby, BSc, PhD, C.Chem, MRSC
Whats not to believe? How many TEPCO reps wear a Beret? Exactly. I’ll beleive the Beret!
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I love the hat!
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Ya..well..I have a burglar cap! lol
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My kids make me say this! lol
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Hello! I’m from London and because I couldn’t understand why there was no coverage I managed to find this site. I’m amazed that the MSM are getting away with a complete news blackout. Why aren’t people demanding some sort of coverage? I don’t get it.
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Hi Rosie.
We don’t get it either.
Trying to figure it out the best we can.
Welcome.
Cassie
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Cassie
Reading the pages with the truths there are no unanswered questions !
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I know xdr.
I was just trying to ease her in gently before she hits the
pressure cooker.
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hi Rosie, welcome.
my girl and i have learned a great deal here in the past 2 months, i’m sure you will as well. there’s good folk here. please overlook the recent troll drama. i guess every dog has it’s fleas. *rolls eyes* lol.
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Keep reading here, you will understand it soon enough !
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AS Arnie Gundersun said the first week (for which he caught some flak) “Chernobyl on Steroids” Hmmmm. Hew was right all along wasn’t he? Stick with Arnie, he knows his stuff.
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Yes, Welcome Rosie! You are entering a place where NO MAN HAS GONE BEFORE,…..was that Carl Sagan? Sorry, American show of the 60′s and 70′s.
Like Cassie said, some of us here have not yet connected all the dots. Some have, or so they say and I believe. As xdrfox says basically, “More shall be revealed”. It seems that as we can accept the truth,…it unfolds to us. Pull up a chair and share with us what you’ve seen, heard, and think, Yes?
Jill
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Thank you everybody because if I dare to mention anything about it in day to day conversation over in this neck of the woods people look at me as if I’m totally insane. Maybe they just lack imagination. I don’t know.
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Same here.
Reactions are anger, disbelief, and disgust when trying to
talk about it with friends and family.
A surprising lack of curiosity and survival instinct.
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Or total denial.
Perhaps we cannot blame them.
Ignorance is bliss.
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Mortality topics are not comfortable news and this was an unwelcomed event. Psychologically, denial and anger are understandable defense mechanisms. Feelings of helplessness and cognitive dissonance are expected reactions. It takes time and not everyone is wired or incentivized to acknowledge the situation. It’s easier to resist the message. Change is scary for many.
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Mothra:
My area of expertise is the social sciences, and I am of course looking at this from that perspective as well as trying to understand that hard science.
If this all unfolds like it may, I can not fathom the psychological impact on the general population. The more I think about it, the more the news black out makes some sort of sense.
Cassie
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Yes Cassie, like the one where EVERYTHING you’ve EVER believed or hoped about,…gee, almost EVERYTHING and EVERYBODY you EVER thought you knew or understood-being decimated in about a ten minute read? Yeah, that’s a BUMPY 10 minutes indeed! And, the hangover’s a BITCH!
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You got that right kiddo.
Talk about going thru the rabbit hole.
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You know, I saw this coming in about 2002. I saw America, as well as most industrialized nations, as “out of control drug-fiends”, about both money and power. (add, sex, food, gambling, etc,….) Yes, I had seen it before, but not the outward attributes of a desperate addicted fiend! Having worked in hospital detox wards I know how much like a drowning person, the fiend in withdrawl is. Notice I did not say, ‘addict”, them I can handle,….ALL DAY LONG,…But the ‘fiends’, No, no human power can control a fiend.
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Yes those addicted to money and power have been in charge
and ruined the planet. When they took our jobs, houses, pensions, health care and education, we should have known our lives were next.
No amount of money or power was ever enough for them.
And they would keep going until there was nothing left.
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Of course we here are not the only ones to try to understand what is going on. There are people willing to uncover the lies of the elites. Call them whistleblowers or decent human beings. There are and will be new and new backdoors available.
The president or prime can’t just go on BBC or CNN and announce: the world is at a potentially Extinction Event. This will cause unheard panic. This I can understand, such news should be announced in stages.
But one thing puzzles me, are we really so rotten, that even as the worse and worse news come from Fukushima, there is no visible action on the side of those supposed to be world leaders. They appear to live so much on another plannet, or may be they literally are? Is Fukushima contained, in the process of containing, or totally abandonned? If 1 or 3 I can understand, while 3 is not tasty. But if 2, then the outcome is what we deserve. Few hundred TEPCO workers with limited resources of defacto bancrupt company trying to contain what could mean end of life on planet.
It is surreal.
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I understand why they cannot announce this to the world.
I really do.
But the lack of world intervention in Fukushima is astounding.
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They don’t work for us. They aren’t incentivized by us.
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The “official experts” gave us The Titanic- the unsinkable ship,and The Maginot line- the impenetrable fortress..
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I seem to see a lot of people trying desperately to discredit people like Busby etc. I am wondering if these posters are not actually organized. This site has become a very important source of information. Their is a news black out. The IAEA has stopped posting data. The discussions on this site have in the past been the most civil I have seen but now we have attacks on people instead of refutation of ideas cropping up. I find this very disturbing. I would recommend that those of us that are here for critical thought and analysis not get drawn into these idiotic conversations. Just ignore these posts and they eventually will go away since they cannot get a response from you. And if you wish to question my credentials I have been working in research at one of the top ten universities for over 33 years. I was designing research equipment before most of you were born. That last comment is strictly for the people who are so ready to question other people qualifications while never proving theirs.
Unexamined convenience is the road to extinction.
FJN
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i find it incredible that so few people im science especially retired types have not spoken out.
move along nothing to worry about.
i have seen sites calling arnold gundersen a bitter fool talking rubbish.
well that bitter fool should run for us president because he is a saint and i believe him more than cia agent barry liar obama.
busby and a few others got in early with an opinion and they have been proven correct.
they are solid for one important fact both men said probable cracks in containment within days.
all the old areva nuclear farts where activated to say,ohh it is just a little hydrogen venting explosion no worries.this is nothing compared to chernobyl.japan has the best technology in the world
the guy panic above said no serious specialist would go on alex jones show,where else can busby get a message out.
the bbc last interviewed him a month ago and he was much to negative for them.
all that doom and gloom about half life plutonium mox stuff.. royal weddings lady ga ga concerts,this cesium 137 puts a real downer on summer fun.
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You recall Mr. Gundersen early on revealed the so-called restricted Areva report – at that time it (the report) did not portray 3 or 4 reactors as experiencing total melt down (go back and review it if you are un-familiar at the fairewinds site)- in view of the revelations of late (very late) from tepco confirming at least three reactors melted down within 24 hours of cooling system loss on March 11 2011 – one must suppose that the areva report was a fiction and patently fraudulent. It seems Mr. Gundersen and many others relied upon and made projections from that areva report –
Now either the report was valid or the new melt down revelations are are not true??. However – given that it is a no brainer that the fuel experiences melt down very quickly after cooling circulation loss – leaves me puzzled that Mr. Gundersen could be taken in by such a ruse ??? strange . . comments ?? am i missing something ??
Moderator – please remove the ignorant and pointless comments from your the site here – the clutter is making navigation problematic – the foul language erodes credibility and if the mess continues I think I will bow outa here.
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Moderator:
Yeah Mann! Aint it easy enough to delete the clearly trolly stuff?
THANK YOU also for the continued upkeep otherwise of this Site!
1111…
Maybe Mr.G. had one last bit of acceptance of credibility of Areva.
Maybe he and family are already under threat.
Can you imagine being a vulnerable employee right now for one
of these companies? Trying to just get a paycheck and CYA?
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Jack, I think he was snowed at the time. I’m pretty comfortable that he is ligit. I hope he comes out with the real deal on this aspect soon, I kinda feel bad for him.
Blessings
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Really agree!
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I agree too. Just ignore, or type “ignore” below posts to assist others.
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Busby rules. I found his explanation of internal vs. external radiation as very informative. All of the talking heads are comparing a dental x-ray to I-131 radiation in drinking water, for example, but in effect, it is like comparing apples to oranges.
Did anyone watch the Prison Planet or Infowar videos with Dr. Steve Pieczenik?
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submarine fukushima now
http://www.youtube.com/user/tbsnewsi?feature=feedlss # p / l /-ZPYlazljME
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