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Subject 5 minutes sums up the calamity of Fukushima... still ongoing folks....

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it makes me wonder when people take the time to notice these 'changes' that reports will slowly head in...
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what really freaks me out is that all our veggies in the usa come from central california. i'm in so cal and getting mutations.
2011 they said not to eat strawberries or spinich or dairy products from california, but nothing now.
i honestly only buy veggies/fruit from mexico now because im in cali. i still can't believe my little garden has mutated!
i always check radiation station in santa monica(close to my house) and it really hasn't gone up much here since the begining of fuku. i remeber before fuku the "alert level"
was 60(now it's 100). ive seen it way above 60, like 900, in differnt parts of the usa, but not here in so cal. and if im having mutations at 40-60, i wonder what's happening in those areas.
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Are you talking about this site?

http://radiationnetwork.com/Message.htm
 
The alert level used to be at 60?
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yes. 60 WAS the maxium allowance. it was changed to 100,
mabey three weeks into fukushima. i used to check this site all the time . especially with all the radioactive leaks in san onofre,ca.nobody used to check back then, but i've always been concerned about the beach and dead fish washing up, so i checked alot. especially when a million dead fish washed up in redondo beach, right next door to me.
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Original Message This was a vid sent to me by someone that only posts elsewhere... it is worth a mention because it pretty much sums it all up... where to next?

[link to fukushimaemergencywhatcanwedo.blogspot.com.au]

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