Fukushima “Actually far worse than anyone acknowledged. Information withheld to prevent panic”

11.10.2013 - Olympic athletes and tourists warned they will be in danger from Tokyo’s elevated radiation levels — Cesium found at almost every venue tested!

Hey, don't you all think this should be pinned?

There is something really, really wrong with the person who created that photo of that child . . . and if it's real and he's really doing that, SHAME on the stupid parents!!!!

We're all gonna die horrible lingering deaths.

25 Days to Die - Radiation Poisoning in 1945
[link to www.youtube.com]

Thank you for the pin!

I believe we should all be talking about this! I know it gets old, but it really is the gravest danger we are faced with in the world today. Yes, there are lots of other types of DOOM facing us as a species, but this DOOM is here NOW. No BS, just the facts Ma'am.

If you were one of those leaders, you would have no choice but to cover it up.

Once someone actually sat you down and explained the math to you, and you realized that the death toll as a result of losing Japan from the global economy would far exceed the death toll of Japan continuing as though it were business as usual, you could no longer honestly disclose under the premise of having the people's best interest at heart.

I know it all blew to the wind, saw the mushroom cloud just after the event, and knew exactly what had happened, probably rigged by the mossad crew that went in to do a security update, just prior. They had the stuxnet virus that took out their last coolant system, as well.

This event was planned and carried out, with the Rockerfeller clan taking off to India for a long time, all of them, just prior to fukushima!

Now, its more than hot particles in the atmosphere raining down.

If you have a melt down, according to those who actually worked in the nuclear industry, and the coolant isn't restored within a few hours, you have to immediately boron and cement it. That is the policy that probably hasn't been done, and of course in practice it takes months to carry out.

The problem is, within 1 day of the meltdown, the goo, the melted goo, left the station, ie CHINA SYNDROM.

China syndrom X 6!

Now, what that is capable of doing to our crust, earthquakes, volcano's, we don't even know!!!!

That's really funny but at the same time sadly true.

Correct. As mentioned above, it is time to entomb it. Even M.I.T. (Military Industrial Tenure) professors are saying that. A 7.5+ quake will cause cooling to fail on one or more of the reactors. It will also crack all the stored water tanks and aerosolize more fuel rods. So even suicide workers and equipment would not make it anywhere close. Then BOOM. all 6 will detonate. Japan gone in a week. the rest of us in 50 years tops.

The reason they don't want to do that is because Japan is a place where they can institute mass social control experiments given the homogeneous culture. Entombing those reactors will act as a very powerful psychological ruin, forever.

The psychopaths who run this world are not going to give up the psychosis trait that is the only reason people let them rule us out of fear.

If they won't listen to tepco, they won't listen to nuclear physicists or scientists who say its fine, they won't listen to the people who designed the friggin thing. Then who will they listen to? (hint: anyone who supports their viewpoint)

so we should listen to tepco? ... you mean the company that is run by the japanese government ultimately; the same government that has put a media blackout on any japanese citizen who talks about fukushima and jails them? ... so we should listen to nuclear physicists or scientists who say its fine? ... you mean the scientists who are bought by the industry/politicians and/or threatened by the same entities whose psychopathic agendas or careers depend on everything being fine ... ive seen just as many scientists saying everything IS NOT fine, but i guess its just a coincidence that not one of them who are japanese citizens have said it wasnt fine ... so we should listen to the designers of the reactors? ... you mean the ones who represent gigantic corporations whose lifeblood is securing future contracts to continue designing them, and whose millions of stockholders depend on those future contracts, all of which wouldnt happen if things werent fine ... you mean the designers whose jobs and reputations would be lost, or their very lives ended if things werent just fine ... i dont value designers' opinions too much when i can watch a video of 2 of their grandest designs blowing nuclear chunks and concrete slabs the size of boxcars a couple thousand feet in the air

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Eventually all the oceans will be dead, since the pacific does actually connect to the atlantic.

1/3 of the Earth shall die...

Revelation 8:7
The first angel sounded, and there followed hail and fire mingled with blood, and they were cast upon the earth: and the third part of trees was burnt up, and all green grass was burnt up.

Revelation 8:8
And the second angel sounded, and as it were a great mountain burning with fire was cast into the sea: and the third part of the sea became blood;

Revelation 8:9
And the third part of the creatures which were in the sea, and had life, died; and the third part of the ships were destroyed.

This is true. E-news only congregates news sources, it is not a news source itself.

You are also forgetting all of the other news sources...

I converse with Many of the major players daily, and to keep the chronology correct I also quote major Major Japanese news papers, TEPCO and the Japanese Government.

As for 'dillution is the sollution'?.. crap... 1 particle of Plutonium is still just that... dillution is simply 'dispersion'.... neither is a GOOD thing...

And with Japan ready to release the ground water directly into the ocean this coming May, they simply have no where else to put it....

And the post about the world's governments not wanting to cause panic is coorrect... what else can they do?

This whole thing is Fubar....

If you read back through the history, every 'worst case scenario' has happened... there were very few that called 'instant doom' on anything less than the colapse of unit 4... but mark my words... this thing is just getting started....

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Its the ecosystem, so what it starts from the bottom up. You do relies 85-90% of humans get protein from white fish in the ocean. The pacific gyer is pulling this shit all over the pacific its not sinking. I have personally seen with my own two eyes the start of ecological collapse.

Lest we forget the fact the US was ready to pull the plug on Japan:

It took some high level Political Gymnastics when it was all happening:



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Bader explains that the U.S. decided to expand the exclusionary zone to 80 km, exceeding the Japanese government’s 20-km evacuation zone, because the available data indicated that this is what the U.S. government would do in a similar situation at home. Washington also authorized a voluntary departure for dependents of U.S. personnel and issued a travel advisory recommending U.S. citizens consider leaving Japan. John Holdren, the president’s science adviser, argued that U.S. Navy nuclear experts were overstating the risks, but as Cleveland explains, when science meets policy, politics prevails. Bader acknowledges that the withdrawal of U.S. forces from bases in Yokosuka, Kanagawa Prefecture, and Yokota in western Tokyo would have stoked panic among Japanese and gravely damaged the alliance.

Based on Holder’s interpretation of worst-case scenarios developed by the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory working with the NRC, Bader concludes that, “there was no plausible scenario in which Tokyo, Yokosuka, or Yokota could be subject to dangerous levels of airborne radiation.” Cleveland’s sources disagree. He suggests that Bader,”downplays the level of discord and debate among the radiation experts and privileges interpretations by State Department folks whose guiding concerns were the diplomatic impact of expanding evacuation/exclusionary zones, the implications of an actionable worst-case scenario and military departures. State essentially refereed the decision-making and pushed for less conservative measures to align more closely with the Japanese, with a close eye on implications for the American nuclear industry.”

In Cleveland’s view, the navy was, “more risk averse than either the NRC (Nuclear Regulatory Commission) or State, and from day one was ringing alarms that were not entirely understood, not completely validated and not well received by the NRC and State. The navy was pushing the other federal agencies to take more aggressive actions because their radiation measurements were indicating dose rates that were more significant than what was implied by the abstract modeling that guided the NRC and Holdren’s views.” Given that the U.S. government expanded the exclusionary zone in Fukushima to 80 km and developed contingency plans for a massive evacuation while shredding of documents continued for four days at the U.S. Embassy and military bases in Japan, somebody was obviously very worried.

Regarding accusations that The New York Times exaggerated the crisis, Cleveland argues, “The reporting of the NYT was warranted by the information known at the time. Their discussion of worst-case scenarios and their withering view of Tepco and the J-Gov were based on solid reporting. . . . Their views were based on interviews with insiders who provided this information and so their coverage was not unduly alarmist. . . . If anything, the NYT was a mainstream, moderate voice in line with mainstream experts and the policy decisions being debated by elite-level insiders.” Some of his insider sources tell him that the crisis was actually far worse than anyone acknowledged at the time and that information was withheld to prevent a panic.
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Jeff Kingston is the director of Asian Studies, Temple University Japan

[link to www.japantimes.co.jp]

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Here's another example of mainstream 'filtering down' the news... remember the mainstream are really only players to tell you what the government deciedes you need to know, or their version of reality:

Kelp watch off california 2014

[link to www.nbcnews.com]

And this on the reporting:

Scientists studying radiation in Japan are subject to 'insidious censorship'
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Sunday, March 23, 2014 by: L.J. Devon, Staff Writer
Tags: insidious censorship, radiation, Japan


(NaturalNews) In order to appease the fears of the public and maintain order, leaders of government institutions often restrict valuable and alarming information from broadcast or publication. This censorship keeps the masses unaware but cooperative, as the truth is picked through and decimated. Such leaders are often timid and tend to uphold the status quo. They will typically refrain from riling people up so as not to disturb the powers of special interest that could shutter their career and livelihood.

While vital information is picked apart and wrought with censorship, people may suffer from the consequences of not knowing and not being able to take action.

Scientist finds alarming initial Fukushima cesium-137 measurements but is censored

When the Fukushima nuclear crisis began in March 2011, much censorship was placed on scientists and researchers who set out to measure the radioactive fallout that was silently affecting the public.

One scientist, Michio Aoyama, recorded initial findings that were too startling for the Japanese government. As a senior scientist working within the Japanese government's Meteorological Research Institute, Aoyama reported dangerous levels of radioactive cesium-137 in the surface water of the Pacific Ocean. His reports estimated that levels of cesium-137 could be 10,000 times higher than nuclear contamination measurements from Chernobyl, the world's worst nuclear accident.

When Aoyama reported these alarming radiation levels in an article for a publication called Nature, he was met with criticism and publication restrictions. The director general of the institute called Aoyama and asked him to remove his name from the paper. Apparently, he did not want to startle the public with Aoyama's findings. When Aoyma asked to have his name removed, the article was suddenly halted from publication.

Aoyama is not the only one placed under this kind of pressure and censorship. Various university researchers in Japan report that their respective universities will not give them funds or support for the work they conduct involving the Fukushima Daiichi plant. Professors report off the record in many cases that they are either obstructed or told to steer clear of data that might cause public "concern."

The result so far has been three years of downplaying the Fuskushima disaster, leaving people unaware of the dangers of high levels of radiation that adversely affect their health.

Politically dangerous research

Joji Otaki, a biologist from Japan's Ryukyu University, has written several papers on how Fukushima radiation triggers inherited deformities in butterflies, but said, "Getting involved in this sort of researchis dangerous politically." Otaki, says the public supports his work through crowdfunding donations.

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You are very right, I'm wondering I'f there are possible wind and storm implications from fukashima, for example spring this year is very late all the grass is dead and almost no trees are producing green leaves other that pine and other winter trees, I try to tell people it's bad and I'm just the crazy nut job... Sigh

None of this is true.
Fukushima isn't as bad as you guys say it is.

A good observation from a friend of mine d'un renard who runs a fukushima site and is the secretary of zero nuclear france (not name dropping, but stating it comes from a man who is in the know), is that the pine forests that dot fukushima prefecture are due for their 3 year pine needle shedding this year.... so it's all back into the atmosphere....

not to forget the plume is on a 40 day round trip over the northern hemisphere evr since 311... the spikes on equipment show this to be so....

one of my reads as an example:
[link to radviews.com]

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manipulating the weather to keep the radiation away from North America.

We are all Fuk'd

Yes. Terrible aches. Like body aches. Bones in my spine ache radiating into my hip. Others have this in my area. They tell me I have radiculitus from am injury 3 months ago. I should be healed by now. I'm fit and athletic. No appetite either. I live near San Francisco.

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No, I dont think the world and all life will die off completely. Remember, lifeforms have experienced much larger and more intense exposure to radiation energy than this, for a lot longer.

What will happen is lots of lifeforms that cannot adapt will die off, and lots will adapt into newer lifeforms, and bring about many changes not seen before.