FUKU 28th March latest video - smoke from every gaping orifice

you see that daddy?

Watch The Battle of Chernobyl for free online for the grim details.

B-U-R-Y

T-H-E-M

N-O-W

Y-O-U

S-T-U-P-I-D

F-*-C-K-I-N-G

J-A-P-S!!!!



You are affecting EVERYONE in the USA....and soon...the whole planet!




Last Edited by Useless Cookie Eater on 03/28/2011 10:50 AM

I've seen some of it when it happened, is this the one with footage of men rushing in with a shovel for one minute's work before they received a LIFETIME'S DOSE?

:(

It doesn't look good, does it ... and the worst thing is, whether we believe that idiot Fulford or not, we can't rule out that this whole Japan false flag wasn't intentional.

Post 9-11, we just can't to do that any more.

Oh, by the way, FREE PLANET.

FREE PLANET.

PIN would be a good idea at some point - THERE'S SMOKE EVERYWHERE in today's footage.

EVERYWHERE....

TEPCO and the Japanese Government are monitoring the situation.

They will be analysing the data and issuing a report in the next 3-6 weeks.

Patience people, patience.

[link to www.bbc.co.uk]

yeah yeah yeah, that old radioactive water story, THIS IS PLUTONIUM SHRAPNEL sitting on the premises, sizzling!

lol...ya thats it ...

um.... theres no people in there at all.
No one is there
no ones working on it
everyone is awol
everyones gone or dead

gotta love those robot fire engines....

;)

what robot fire engines?
i din`t see a sign of anyone or anything moving in that video

the big red fire engines that have been dousing FUKU with water for the last two weeks or so.

PIN?

sorta might be relevant to the DOOM quotient here!

might be MEGA DOOM in fact.

Japan Soil Measurements Surprisingly High

The levels are highest from two points northeast of the plant, ranging from 8690 becquerels/kilogram to a high of 163,000 Bq/kg measured on 20 March from a point in Iitate about 40 kilometers northwest of the Fukushima plant.

[link to news.sciencemag.org]

but that's Caesium and Iodine, not PLUTONIUM.

seriously, why can't they start pouring cement over it?

"And why didn't they think to take a THERMAL CAMERA with them on this critical flight?"

that's my question.

what's the update on this issue?

Okay, you lazy bastards, I'll go look myself... brb....

[link to www3.nhk.or.jp] << today's update ain't lookin' pretty.

The most serious problem is puddles of highly radioactive water found in the basements of turbine buildings of the number 1, 2 and 3 reactors.

Radiation levels at the surface of water in the Number 2 unit are more than 1,000 millisieverts per hour. Work at the site is currently suspended.

At the Number 1 reactor, the Tokyo Electric Power Company, or TEPCO, has been working to put contaminated water into a turbine condenser since Saturday. TEPCO says the water level has gone down slightly, but that it has received no information on the exact amount.

The utility says similar work started at the Number 3 unit on Monday and the Number 2 unit on Tuesday, but that the source of leaks into the basements of the units is unknown. TEPCO also says it is unclear when the water will be removed.

Thanks OP for the update. Nope...sure ain't looking good.

no worries, was what I was about to say but...