Fukishima Fish Caught has 2500 x's (safe) Radiation

The company Tokyo Electric Power (Tepco) caught the fish, dubbed “Mike the Murasai” online, in the bay close to the Fukukshima Daiichi main reactor.
The fish was confirmed to have 254,000 becquerels per kilogram, or 2,540 times the limit of 100 becquerels/kg set for seafood by the government

• Thursday, August 29th, 2013

Pulled off the red headlines on Drudge

Last Edited by Founders Fan on 08/29/2013 03:40 PM

Drudge- bad

Tepco- good



Just don't think they are free of failure.

Look at the date on the header @ the link

I hate to bump this but I will until a non Japanese shill remarks.

If you live anywhere near the ocean or eat seafood this should alarm you



Last Edited by Founders Fan on 08/29/2013 03:51 PM

Your Link:

WORLD • JAMES GILBERT • JAN 21, 10:52AM

I made it in Bold for you,
maybe your fear make you blind!

well I'm sure everything is much better by now

I doubt that they still have Fishes in their tiny Harbor
(where they caught him)

The Situation is not that bad
(more than 85% of the tested Fish from the open Market is free of Contamination or under a detecable Level of Radiation)
but all the tested Fishes are not coming
directly from the Area of the Plant but outside of the 20Km Zone!

According to the independent Food Labs
[link to en.crms-jpn.org]

To stop to eat Fish is one of the most stupidest things you could do!
Just collect the needed Information about your Fish and your Fear
will be blown away.

FYI: Afir it is only that high when you use the Japanese Levels
for Food Contamination
but when we used the allowed Levels from the US and/ or Canada
this Fish is only ca. 200 Times above the Maximum!

I don't want to aggravate you, this is just my kindness to inform you
about your local Rules, 1.200 Bq a Kg is toooooo much,
even for Tepco!

Realitycheck:
In our latest data analyses by March 10th of 2013, 1.25% of the entire items measured exceeded the threshold of 500Bq/kg, which was the government's provisional criterion set right after the accident.

When the threshold level was revised to 100Bq/kg in April 2012, the percentage of those that exceeded the new criteria rose to 6.56%.

In the same manner, the percentage rose to 12.72% at 50Bq/kg; 35.25% at 10Bq/kg; 42.51% at 5Bq/kg.

Radioactive Cesium was detected in 49.6% from 6889 samples.

For more details, please refer to the summary of results in the following page. We have also attached a separate sheet showing details of the measurement analyses.
[link to en.crms-jpn.org]

This is nothing governmental,
this are the Food Labs setted up by concerned
Residends of the Tohoku Region (incl. F'Shima)

Why do you think that is..?

Honest question.

Because the local Plants in the US are so dirty?

I have no idea why you don't change this old Rules,
you should know better

Money.

Same as Tepco.

Everything is safe for the Japs.

Why do you not change this max. allowed Levels
and why all the other Stuff from Fracking for example
have such indiscutable high Levels?

I mean everyone who is angry about Shilling and F'Shima
but stay at Home without
doing something is really stupid and a Coward!

Anonymous Coward
User ID: 45916892
Japan
08/29/2013 05:03 PM

I bet you ANYTHING this Shill poster will be dead of cancer within 2 years.

wow. here's a paper on correlations in increased US deaths and fukushima radiation

[link to www.radiation.org]

Go and talk with your Beavers or/and Kate!

But top, i bet with you,
let us be realistic and the bet is 100$\€
OK?