Fukushima... TEPCO lose a flashlight into a suppression chamber... these are the people we are trusting in the following weeks.....

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:Green Cloud::Green Cloud:

is it dangerous ?

Geez !

i don't think the expert fools need to be doing this around the world's most dangerous complexes......

Last Edited by CitizenPerth™ on 11/08/2013 05:37 AM

As the radiation levels increase around Fukushima Daiichi, it fries your brain causing your hand-eye coordination and intelligence and problem-solving abilities to be diminished.

But, what I'm looking for is SABOTAGE...

Have you read the latest horror story about how TEPCO workers at Fukushima Daiichi are being treated?

I wouldn't be surprised if some of these people have serious PLANS..."Screw the world, if they're gonna kill me, I'm taking everyone else out with me...'OOOOPS', 'WOOOOPS'...RUN FOR YOUR LIVES!" RIP Fukushima Daiichi

Fukushima Workers: I wanted to escape from nuclear plant, but feared they might hurt me — At ‘parties’ we were forced to eat radioactive mushrooms and bee larvae gathered from inside evacuation zone — “They called my mother to tell her I was in trouble” (VIDEO)

[link to enenews.com]

dear god.... yes i remember this.....

yes sad :(

This is News?

You know you can go swimming in those pools if you like.

After you ;)

Cool, more random Fukushima spam. Hey Citizenperth, up there on your high horse. Why don't you walk outside, away from your RSS feeds, swim to Japan and tell them exactly what they need to do to fix this disaster? Armchair nuclear engineer is a strange title to hold.

high horse?... arm chair.... i doubt you fathom the seriousness of this situation then...... children? i doubt

as far as submitting an appilcation through tepco?.. already done it.. what have you done?

Last Edited by CitizenPerth™ on 11/08/2013 07:15 AM

You could, yes. I wouldn't recommend doing it at Fukishima though.

[link to www.firstpost.com]

"When tons of radioactive water leaked from a storage tank at Fukushima’s crippled nuclear power plant and other containers hurriedly put up by the operator encountered problems, Yoshitatsu Uechi was not surprised. He wonders if one of the tanks he built will be next.

Uechi and co-workers were under such pressure to build tanks quickly that they did not wait for dry conditions to apply anti-rust coating over bolts and around seams as they were supposed to; they did the work even in rain or snow. Sometimes the concrete foundation they laid for the tanks came out bumpy. Sometimes the workers saw tanks being used to store water before they were even finished."

Read more at: [link to www.firstpost.com]