Massive Radiation in Virginia

Exactly. I have a friend in Iowa just reported her heart acting up. Wisconsin (last few days) and SD, right next to Iowa, show big radiation spikes.

Yes, it could. So sorry.

I'm in Florida and feeling nauseous as well.

Yes, but California would show high readings too, but they are normal. I used a pancake probe yesterday and collected background readings. They were normal sustained 25cpm. I don't think this event (if it even is one) is a result of Fukushima. But I do agree with the rest of your points regarding Fukushima. It is by far the most serious event taking place on the planet at this time, but no one is paying much attention...

These are amateurs, and it's just averages. And who knows what else. And maybe disinfo.

The other website is for real.

In southwestern Alabama, feeling alright. Will update if that changes. Looks like from right clicking and opening the images from the posted links in a new tab that the charts and graphs are from epa's radnet, in this case, at the least:

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you know what comes next...

Cities along the jetstream are showing high readings.

Spokane, WA
Kearney, NE
Madison, WI
Louisville, KY
Charleston, WV
Harrisonburg, VA

Some cities graphs are blank.

This is not good and not normal.

Radiation Network is 100% bullshit disinfo.

Follow the jetstream.

There is a direct link between rain and contamination.
To understand the implications of the Fiasco at Fuku.. one must understand Chernobyl.

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The central focus occurred during the initial active stage of fallout. Two other foci were formed on 28-29 April 1986 due to fallout in rain. Rain is the most effective means of washing radioactive substances out of atmosphere. Most microparticles (diameter of some tens of microns) fall with rain. In spring 1986 it did not rain often. In those places where it did rain, there was a considerable precipitation of radioactive substances. Depending on their distance and direction from the accident, the spots have differing radionuclide content that is defined by the progress of the accident and the dynamics of the meteorological situation. The spots are strictly inhomogeneous; spot intensity can vary greatly, and spot intensity does not correlate with distance from Chernobyl. The dominant radionuclide within the spots is caesium-137 (half life: 30.17 years). Full information about the contamination of Europe with radioactive caesium is given in [1].

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That's not what the EPA says.

Softened up for emminent Mars attack?

Gamma Ray Bursts & Fallout At 37 Times Background Radiation


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The events were as follows:

1pm RAIN 10x over background
5pm STORM 20x over background
11pm STORM 37x background

The value recorded in the chart is a one minute average reading. Our radiation alarm triggers off of a 30 second moving average for anything over 50 CPM. We estimate that the instantaneous Gamma burst detection peaked at 600 counts.

Radioactive Rain 9-13-12 260 Cpm milwaukee, wi


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Published on Sep 8, 2012 by firebombclipper

Sept 8th 2012, Eastern Ontario 11:45 am 4.63 micro-sieverts divided by 0.14 micro-sieverts {My normal average background} = 33.7 X background. A new record in screaming high rads for me. It had been raining steady here from about 6 am so I really wasn't expecting to catch anything like this. Since I began our rain and snow here {November 2011} the number have shown a steady increase.

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No. California would luck out. Look at some jetstream maps and you'll understand why. This is 100% from Fukushima.

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I have been checking radiation levels even since the tsunami in Japan. I can say that there was somewhat of a rise to 60 CPM right after Japan in VA where I live some of the time.
I kept checking until several months ago and was very surprised at how low the levels had gotten and remained. In SW VA they went down to 20-30 CPM and in NJ where I live now the CPM are about the same. I have not checked in several months but will check today.

Sometimes I wonder if they just bombard us with massive amounts of useless information to confuse us all and make us give up trying to figure out what is rally going on. SO I SAY NEVER GIVE UP SEEKING THE TRUTH.

Reality is getting stranger and stranger every day and starting to be too much for people to handle. Let us all be kind to one another and be patient with one another as I feel reality is only going to become more difficult not less.

The Harrisonburg VA numbers have been off the charts high for many months since I began watching them. It is localized there, but I would avoid I-81 through that stretch if possible. There are rumors and speculation (I cannot find a source to confirm) that nuclear waste storage underground is leaking there.

I am in Virginia, outside Fredricksburg and my geigercounter says all is OK here... nuclear fallout wise. I did however have the opportunity to be wanding over my California grown strawberries and grapes newly purchased yesterday, as well as fresh broccoli that was not sourced... and you know what ticked up as the most radioactive item on the kitchen counter? Much to my dismay - it was a pile of M&Ms I was nibbling on while I worked. :-(

Where are all of those motherfuckers who called me 'chicken little', now..? You can all kiss my natural ass.

Hopefully... some people listened and learned way back when..



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I've never seen a high rad reading in Seattle, though...

Radiation Network is the only private radiation survey I know of. It is not controlled by any government agency. Their coverage is a little spotty because they are all volunteer. Every reporting station is an independant radiation monitor. The radiation meters are hooked directly to the computer, so nobody is controlling the reading. I trust Radiation Network way more than any other report, because they are not trying to control the info as it goes out. The only way you miss a high radiation event is if they don't have a reporting station near the event. When they get a high reading, they will figure out why and let you know what caused it.

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Harrisonburg, VA Real Time Radiation Monitoring
June 08 2012 - October 06 2012
Beta Gross Count Rate

Do you need me to make a new smiley?

I was listening to Suspicious0bservers Youtube video this morning and about 1 min 5 sec in, he talks about the storm out in the Pacific is bring in Fukushima radiation water across the pacific ocean via the jet stream, up into Canada and down into the U.S.

:fhfdjjdf:

Its gotten up to around 380 in Dallas

The entire west coast was hosed...
What does that tell you about the 'official' rad readings..?

It is Fukushima, and if you choose to be aware of it, it has been happening since 3/11/11. Realize that the soil in Tokyo would be considered nuclear waste here in the usa.

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There has been an increase worldwide I'm sure of still births, miscarriages, etc. However, we will more than likely never know the true numbers since it's all being covered up while we are all lied to.



Fukushima is changing the world as we know it and the effects will show up for a very long time.

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It honestly amazes me when people respond on this website like they've never heard a thing about it.

The deformed flowers, food, dandelions, trees, etc. all signs of radiation. Sick sea life showing up in california and along the ring of fire with radiation sickness symptoms.

Information all over the internet.

GOOGLE IT!

Be Love!

Radioactive Halloween candy, what a surprise.