ANTI-DOOM LIST: 10 things to do before TEPCO starts tinkering with reactor #4

* "..this alone will not be enough to neutralise...."
sorry in a rush!

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Truth is Truth
and shall bear witness to itself.
if it stands to reason, and makes 'sense', feels right, and experiential wisdom confirms, then 'as it is'
its ppl who make judgement in ignorance that can be misperceieved, and then have difficultly changing their belief (normalcy bias like). thats not a judgement on you UCE, you have a fair point about smoking, or smoking anything.
radiation is an unstable molecule -it has unbalanced neurtons and electrons -so rip other ions from its surrounds causing them to be unstable and chain reaction aka cancer. smoke contains pretty hard core free radicals (co2 has a affinity with haemoglobin 100x greater than oxygen so starves the body/brain) so i do not advise that but this does not mean it does not contain any cannabiniods that get 'vapourised' by the heat and drawn in too. this is the 'feel good' effect it has but is accompanied by alot of toxins in smoke too. the power of the aromatic oils and terpenes and cannabiniods (that also get potentised when heated) still seems to have a beneficial effect on health as the body still uses them in the abscence of anything else. we have more receptors for cannabiniods than for anything else. they act like hormones that 'control and regulate' bodily systems, and thc has properties that mimic an estrogen called estradiol that primary use is to cleanse and rebuild brain and nerve tissue. taken with the rest of plant, and seed (the building blocks of alot of body) there is a complex biological spectrum that the body utilises very well. the flower and male pollen are just as important.
its about matching up our biology with the biochemistry of what we need.
if you remove any animal from its natural habitation and feed it other, they ALL suffer (majority die [engel- wild health]),. we are suffering for same reason as processing food turns it into acid forming and fresh food is often hybridised and polluted and de-natured. soils are depleted so not getting the nutrients in, and add to that we are not living in that synergy of Nature (tropical away from entropy) we become ill, and start doing what weve done to the Earth, our fellow man, and ourselves. (as in all honesty/Truth, majority ppl are not eating or living a natural life and so are deficient. unnatarul life also means 'stress' -this is a dehydrating and de-mineralising state, and so adds to the problem). there is no case for adaption, or even evolving to this unnatural life style -the reality does not support this -look around -ppl aint acting right, aint health -micro-biology has proven adaption comes at the expense of vitality -thats why the wild animals have health and none of degenerative diseases we do) -thats the 'fall', our dis-grace. and has lead us into this world of consumption and imagination and suffering/death. we go against 'sense' by embracing entropy (every creature from single cell upwards follows the opposite and moves towards balance and away from decay. we destroy our food before we eat it, live in toxity -everything fire derived is entropic
so we are not at our senses and not in Natural law.
thats my take any way fwiw
rp

hmmm. atom-twat hasn't materialised here yet?.. what is wrong?

^^ he wrote this on another thread
he wont like this thread then...lol!
rp

...and kinda explains alot. poor geezer.

a russian lady who says used raw food to heal from radiation poisoning (?)


rp

yeah, made sure he got hammered.. and his pretend girlfriend proxy aus she-male as well

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Sorry I lost internet during the storm yesterday

Oy, good morning everyone.

Fuel removal at Unit 4 underway — BBC: Concern casks not watertight, rods would contact air — WSJ: Exposure to air can cause sustained nuclear reaction — AFP: Tokyo evacuations if uncontrolled nuclear conflagration? AP: Rods contain plutonium, experts concerned quake to hit during process

AFP, Nov. 18, 2013: Each rod contains uranium and a small amount of plutonium. If they are exposed to the air they would start to heat up, a process that, left unchecked, could lead to a self-sustaining nuclear reaction – known as “criticality”. Sceptics say with so many unknowables in an operation that has never been attempted under these conditions, there is potential for a catastrophe. Government modelling in the immediate aftermath of the Fukushima disaster suggested that an uncontrolled nuclear conflagration at Fukushima could start a chain reaction in other nearby nuclear plants. That worst-case scenario said a huge evacuation area could encompass a large part of greater Tokyo.

[link to enenews.com]

NHK broadcast here:
[link to www3.nhk.or.jp]

Mark my words, this will not end well.

This gives some new details about rotation of spotters in the building (the workers removing the fuel are actually off-site controlling cranes/etc because their jobs are specialized, they can't afford to expose them)

Thank you for the updates OP!

much to talk about we on the weekend mmm?



btw thanks for the hit with the documentary people, we watched, i was very impressed with a-b-c

This mornings headlines/stories about fuel removal:

The Independent, Nov. 18, 2013: There are also three sets of fuel rods at the very end of the [Unit 4] pool which reportedly suffered slight damage during the disaster. Experts said the fuel rod sets may have been damaged or jammed by small pieces of debris that fell into the pool during the explosions.

AP, Nov. 18, 2013: Fuel assemblies or the rods inside them may be damaged or break open if dropped or shaken violently. They may not come out of the rack smoothly. The fuel assemblies and their handles may have been damaged when big pieces of debris fell on them during explosions early in the crisis. [...] Some fuel rods may be corroded because seawater was used to keep them cool during the emergency.

The Guardian, Nov. 18, 2013: The head of Japan’s nuclear safety agency, Shunichi Tanaka, recently warned that removing the fuel involved huge risks, particularly if any attempt is made to force fuel assemblies that have become impeded by debris. “The process involves a very large risk potential,” he said.

Reuters, Nov. 18, 2013: 1,500 brittle and potentially damaged assemblies [are at] the unstable reactor No. 4.

Radio Free Europe, Nov. 18, 2013: There is also concern that some of the assemblies may have been damaged and therefore more likely to leak when manipulated. On November 13, it was announced that three of the spent fuel assemblies were damaged even before the 2011 disaster and could not be removed from the pool using a cask. TEPCO said it is “reviewing how to transport these fuel assemblies to the common spent fuel pool.”

NHK Newsline, Nov. 18, 2013: [...] nuclear experts are concerned. “There could be fragments of debris stuck between the fuel assemblies and their holding racks. That could force workers to halt the operation… it could lead to serious complications.” Akio Yamamoto / Professor, Nagoya University.

Bloomberg, Nov. 18, 2013: Were the rods to break or overheat, it could prompt a self-sustained nuclear chain reaction similar to the meltdowns at three Fukushima reactors

All links here: [link to enenews.com]

Flashback: from March 2011 about how dangerous unit 4 is

I loved these early vids because it was before alot of these experts clammed up.

New Doc coming out Nov 24th from Ebiso Studios, that did
the "On Fukushima Beach" series

ty ... shared... btw, got the contact and really cool conversation....

Last Edited by CitizenPerth™ on 11/19/2013 01:24 AM

Steve is awesome. Glad you two have met~

FIRST FILM of actual cask insertion and fuel removal. I want to point out the pixelation of the cask (?) and the fact they are putting the 50,000 pd cask IN THE POOL. They were going to put it in the reactor and move it to there, because they didn't think the pool could handle the extra weight. I guess they changed their minds.

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Latest from Ms Milky

Tokyo Electric Power Company Fukushima No. 1 Original は Development Unit 4 Full unused fuel を を delivery vessel into slightly ta, ka ら reactor building shared plastic housing ni ー Hikaru transferred.

Simplyinfo is reporting 1st cask has been transferred to csfp

[link to www.47news.jp]

Last Edited by RadChick on 11/20/2013 11:48 PM

which is full.............
and damaged.............



Last Edited by CitizenPerth™ on 11/20/2013 11:50 PM

SimplyInfoOrg ‏@SimplyInfoOrg 34m
Fuel cask transferred to common pool storage at #fukushima daiichi

Now ya know they will pull it out and clean and examine it...how many assemblies in the csfp? 6290?

They only have 2 casks so they have to rotate them during the operation.

6290 x 63 (rods per assem) = 396270 rods lol
And they are gonna store it in that pool.

With almost 400000 fuel rods inside







No one is talking about this.

bingo.....

we on for tommorrow?
< use my equipment.... timing is pretty epic right about now... look forward to it if we can after this weeks interviews...

loads to discuss....

Last Edited by CitizenPerth™ on 11/21/2013 12:13 AM

Simply info is a good source. Nancy and her crew are smart and check their facts.

exactly, what we need to be frightened about is 2-3 years of lies, lies and no information..... forget ison.....

11.22.13 update from MsMilky

Sorry I just saw this and YES WE DO have alot to talk about.

ty... i think i'll thread this.. yer epic-awesome