Bearing more bad news.. the worst is now Mainstream from Fuku; the Leaks now are equal to the event : video

Maybe you'd like to do some on the spot reporting for GLP then?

Hell I'll put the first 20 bucs in the hat to send you there.

If your game?

3 full meltdowns, as reported on NHK (Japans CNN) stated in Perths vid.

If you watched the vid you can tell that Tepco is panicking and is inept and doing things on the cheap and doesn't know what the hell to do. Do you think that entire vid is pure propaganda? The farmer could be an actor.

Like Calx said, I didn't know those tanks were 90 percent full either.

I had been wondering about that anyway. What do they do when they're all full.

Is this propaganda and for what purpose? Most people aren't paying any attention at all to this except for we here.

Think we need some extra terrestrial help on this one. PLEASE!!!

Must be nice making six figures from a shitty blog site like that. I am friends with many TEPCO workers who assure me this guy is nothing ore than a liar and a con-artist.

I am not game. What i expect is truthful reporting. I shouldnt have to fly there.

There should be a thousand japanese people outside the gates of the plant with gieger counters. As well as twenty thousand people on the west coast chiming in here with their readings as well. Yet no matter where i look i have yet to see a high reading

I am not shilling. I just want to see bonified readings. Out of all the hundred thousand suposed GLP bloggers surely a handful on the west coast could spend a hundred bucks and trump everyone with real shit.

I have a counter here in florida as does a friend of mine who is a retired nuclear physacist who owns an organic farm and never once have we had a high reading after two years. And he checks his produce daily.

Just show me the real evidence. Not the bullshit from the media or internet.

Can't they freeze the groundwater somewhere upstream and let it find its own diversion route - then deal with that problem when it manifests itself.

I know they sometimes freeze ground with a high water table when they build foundations for low-lying structures, but I don't know how big an area we're talking about... though surely they have a good idea of the geology of the route the groundwater currently takes to reach the site.

Maybe pumping liquid nitrogen into the ground would work?