Fukushima Update: MASSIVE FAILURE AT FUKUSHIMA. p53

This is not good!


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never thought I was an anti nuclear activist.
OMG!



PROOF Activism Works! STOP Nuclear Plants Before it's Too Late!

Updates:

Thread: Plan to build ice wall around Fukushima plant hits snag.. oh, really?... #2 TEPCO change their story...

Thread: Food not checked for radiation poses risk in Fukushima: study

Last Edited by CitizenPerth™ on 06/18/2014 01:08 AM

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Thanks for posting this, Chugiakian. Blanch is a special person in the midst of all of this.

This is genius, let's stop water...by using ice! This is brilliant!

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was never going to work.....

PLAN TO BUILD ICE WALL AROUND FUKUSHIMA PLANT HITS SNAG

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And Japan’s nuclear ‘black comedy’ goes on! ‘ICEWALL’ TOMFOOLERY WINS 2020 OLYMPICS BID FOR TOKYO . . .

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Last Edited by CitizenPerth™ on 06/18/2014 05:04 AM

An ice wall. It even sounds stupid. Fucking Tepco gets dumber everyday if that's humanly possible

Check this:

Big heads making the exodus....

JAPAN: What they "do" is far more reliable than what they "say".

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Adapted from: FB Group Fukushima 311 Watchdogs

Last Edited by CitizenPerth™ on 06/18/2014 05:47 AM

I read your article until I got to this:

"Full decommissioning of the plant at Fukushima is expected to take several decades."

You can't be serious, with current known technology being insufficient to deal with the melted cores, my understanding is that the melted cores will be burning for over 1000 years.

And, at some point the plant will have to be evacuated because the radiation levels will be too high for humans to even be there.

So how can "Full decommissioning" EVER take place?

damn right........ that's why i put this oxymoron in everytime i see them quote it.....

like their now infamous "state-like cold shut down"... i soooo shot atom-boy down for that... (and many others)

Last Edited by CitizenPerth™ on 06/18/2014 06:18 AM

Shouldn't you put some kind of indication in your article that you don't agree with it? People with less understanding than us could get the wrong idea.

anything i ever quote is within

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then articles show my words vs those of the quotes documented :)

my lack of grammar and spelling is also on purpose ;)

Last Edited by CitizenPerth™ on 06/18/2014 06:41 AM

Japan lifted the ban back in april and allowed the residence of Miyakoji District to return back home…… just 20 kilometers from Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant.
only 1/2 of the residence returned.
temporary shops, discounted taxi fare, not enough services (hospitals, shops).

"We are happy every day" says one resident!

I do not think I would ever return (except to get my stuff and get out) for ever!


Nuclear watch: Japan Fukushima Rebuilding Community in Miyakoji (06/18/2014)


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meanwhile, in other parts of the world,….

Nuclear Watch: World, Iran, 6 nations continue nuclear negotiations…


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The truth is these are the bravest people in the world. They are more brave than I could be in the face of radiation poisoning. I do not know how they are doing it, except they have a great capacity for love of home.

God bless them.

Yes, God Bless them, and God have mercy on us all.

I know.

No! And I thought it was a ridiculous idea!

:pff:

:nn12:

The Chernobyl Exclusion Zone covers an area of approximately 2,600 km2:

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If you compare the size of the reactor at Chernobyl to the size of the reactors at Fukushima, according to my understanding, the reactors at Fukushima are approximately three times the size of the reactor at Chernobyl and the reactor at Chernobyl only had a 30% meltdown. So, the Fukushima meltdowns are much larger than the Chernobyl meltdown obviously.

How big is the exclusion zone going to have to be for Fukushima Daiichi? Can anyone answer that question?

All of the above isn't even taking into account the fact that Fukushima Daiichi will need to be evacuated someday when the radiation levels reach the point where humans can no longer stay on site. After that everything will be escalated to a point I don't think we can even imagine now.

I do not applaud anyone staying anywhere near Fukushima including Tokyo.

Yoichi Shimatsu evacuated his home in Japan because he believed that it was too contaminated to live in after the Fukushima Daiichi disaster and he now says that if he had continued living there he thinks he'd be dead.

I don't understand the belief that the comfort of home is more important than your life. I look at staying in the path of the radiation as being little different from Jews who refused to leave Nazi Germany before they were taken to the death camps. Can someone show explain to me how and why there's a difference?

If you were faced with the same situation that the Jews were in Nazi Germany, hearing about the camps before they were sent there, you wouldn't leave?

I know you're a Christian so want to ask you, what do the following verses mean to you?

Ecclesiastes 9:4-5
King James Version (KJV)
4 For to him that is joined to all the living there is hope: for a living dog is better than a dead lion.

5 For the living know that they shall die: but the dead know not any thing, neither have they any more a reward; for the memory of them is forgotten.

another fire at FUKUSHIMA!?!?



11:min mark!

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Yes. Yes, there is another fire. Also, if Kevin Blanch says there is, there is.

looks like a FUk'n Fire to me!

and the smoke, after, or as it is extinguished!

4.3 offshore fukushima [link to www.jma.go.jp]
Shallow enough to shake at surface maybe?

No news coverage