1000 radioactive rotting bodies in Fukushima

Somehow I fail to see why the bodies can't be contained together. It would save money and prevent further contamination. Just use a lead bunker. No radiation can escape from that.

FEMA Coffins, now u'll finally be able to use them

Problem:: Who is going to collect the bodies, transport, hold, identify, etc., without contamination to themselves and the environment? This is truly horrible for the living and the dead.

They sell undreground vaults right now for burial, they cost about 800 bucks, lead lined will be more expensive, put the body in it and no worries,
jeez

Well for now the best thing they can do is keep the bodies from contaminating their surroundings. If the families care that much then they should care about the rest of the family members that could be hurt by being near the bodies. And I'm sure if people care about them that much, then the person must have been at least somewhat caring when they were alive, meaning they would care enough to say that they don't want their friends and relatives getting hurt because of them. That's how most "caring" people would feel.

or they might have to dig a deep deep big hole, line it with cement put all the bodies in and then cover them with cement, the same way they have to cover the fukashima site

Well that would be an inexpensive route. But I feel like the deceased deserve a little more respect than that.

I suppose they could do that, and also make the people a memorial.

you are right !!

Dear nuke supporters: fuck you,

I would like to express my appreciation for your user name, albeit that it may be only used for this thread.

I was in college in the late 60's and early 70's, and I want to assure everyone that there were many of us who were vehemently against nuclear power, almost as much as we were against the Viet Nam War Crime of daily firebombing of that country's largest city, Hanoi (now Ho Chi Min City) except, of course, for Christmas Day 1968 (how nice of us.) Like NYC, LA or London, Hanoi was merely a population center, nothing else.

Our arguments against nuclear power were those that were espoused by nuclear (and other) scientists and college professors who simply stated that there was a great risk of danger to the general population due to a myriad of reasons such as fire or explosions caused by any reason (terrorism wasn't one of them back them because it hadn't been invented yet).

About a week ago, there was a discussion on one of the mind control 24 hour news channels where a bully far worse than Hannity or O'Reilly hosted a group of scientists concerning the now existing 430 nuclear reactors (before Fukushima it was 436). Well, these scientists were treated basically in the same way as they were in the late 60`s or early `70's.

During this interview, a scientist was speaking in a slow, but very concise way, and the asshole who was hosting the show yelled out "This is a fast moving TV show, we can't put up with this."

The point is this...

No amount of protests, legal cases, letters to congress, scientific facts, legislative bills and whatever else there was would stop these maniacs from putting humanity in harm's way.

What happened in Fukushima wasn't "accidental," it was inevitable. And any argument that says that an accident like this would happen sooner or later only proves my point. That's what we were saying all along.

The major difference between the daily firebombing of Hanoi in the late 60's and the 436 nuclear reactors, many of which were built near fault lines and/or in areas that could be affected by tsunamis, is that the Vietnamese got theirs in real time, and we had to wait for a timebomb to go off. But another major difference is that, only the people in Hanoi had to suffer (what an understatement)from the bombing while we, the human race and the animals we share the planet with, are going to suffer for, perhaps, the rest of our existence.

Last Edited by J.H.F.C. on 03/31/2011 01:50 PM

You are absolutely right and I was there in the same time frame. The sad truth is that his earth is damaged beyond repair. There were the few of the minority who knew this scenario was inevitable but we were shunned. Now in order to stop this bleeding of radioactivity we may have to try and burn these reactors up with a nuclear detonation to consume these rods in one great swoop. As much as I hate nuclear bombs it may be that the only way to destroy these slowly bleeding rods is with a nuclear detonation that will consume the poison ASAP with the minimal amount of radioactive poisoning.

I am sorry to sound curt-the dead that are still walking but thoroughly contaminated need to gather the dead-seal them with lots of lead and concrete-any who go into those zones and up on it-are walking dead-depending on genetics will show some stronger or weaker than others-

it is beyond bad folks-and has yet to stop-


Godspeed to all, and let the wisdom of the Most High lead the surviving

Time for the Japanese Robot technologies to shine! They've worked hard on thier Robots.

SAD.

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Radioactive zombies. . .

Yeah, it is. I feel so bad for the families, but what are they going to do? Can't bury them, can't cremate, what's next shoot them into space?

You go into the radiation and get the bodies K

I haven't read thru the entire thread, but I don't know if this has been asked before:

If a dead body is in a zone of intense radiation, will it even rot?

Since radiation kills so many things, it is even used to sterilize foods for example, won't those bodies just basically be preserved forever?

I'll bet they wouldn't even stink if you were brave enough to sniff one....ok...grossing myself out.

good question? Does high levels of radiation kill bacteria

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"Why not?"

"Becaused I *assumed* I could go as fast as I want."



In other words you don't know. SO Shut the fuck up, mk?
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Am I wrong that I want zombies to rise?

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LOL!!! You don't think I bought that AR-15 and lots of ammo for nothing do you?

One good thing about radioactive humabeef: You won't have to worry about E. Coli contamination....

You do realize they just had a major earthquake, tsunami and an ongoing nuclear disaster. Country is in chaos.

Lead bunker?

Japan imports everything.

Yes.

Nuke supporters? Are you referring to the people who had the record setting orgy in Japan or other people throughout the world engaged in sexual transgression?

"Jesus, they're killing him"

Trinity, The Matrix
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Because I've had these drugged out fornicators threaten my life for nothing more than respecting the way they live their lives and asking the same thing in return, only to be disrespected and threatened.