Fukushima Update: MASSIVE FAILURE AT FUKUSHIMA. p53

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They'll be calling you a radical ..... again

Um, I think you need to watch this!

So...

Is this the end game? Is it totally out of control now?

How long before we're inhaling radioactive particles?

They are using the ancient, shitty kind of dosimeter so yes, when they see the dosimeter turn black, they get the hell out as fast as possible. Black means a lethal dose, but those old dosimeters are only partially reliable anyway. I have believed I was going to die a couple different times after noticing my black rad tag......only to find out later the tag just sucked.

That's was the day I realized what Churchhill meant when he said "There is nothing more exhilarating than to be shot at without result." he he he! Ice water that mans veins, I swear.......

They need to be using the better Thermoluminescent Dosimeters or TLD's there at Fukushima but, then again, the government now is in control of Tepco, which runs Fukushima plant, and they’ve allowed the use of contract workers, through the Yakuza.

So the government is actually in business with the Yakuza, allowing the Yakuza to bring in these workers, and we heard a report that many are not even being registered when they go into the plant so they’re not entitled to health care and also when they get sick and over-doses you can’t tell because they haven’t been registered, these are the contract workers at the plant. These workers are basically being used as cannon fodder. Some of them are not only day laborers but also immigrant workers who are being used as well to clean up the plant.

I forgot to mention that there have been over 800 confirmed deaths among the REGISTERED workers, when Yakuza has been supplying most of the workers the whole time, all UN-REGISTERED.

Im not a gambling man, but id say the death count is much, much higher than reported. These Jap TEPCO bastards need to be exiled to live out their lives in Chernobyl with those damned radiation created Hulk-Wolves......

An eye for an eye only serves to make the world blind, though. ~sigh~

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Hidekatsu Yoshii, a member of the House of Representatives for Japanese Communist Party and an anti-nuclear campaigner, warned in March and October 2006 about the possibility of the severe damage that might be caused by a tsunami or earthquake.

During a parliamentary committee in May 2010 he made similar claims, warning that the cooling systems of a Japanese nuclear plant could be destroyed by a landslide or earthquake.

In response Yoshinobu Terasaka, head of the Nuclear and Industrial Safety Agency, replied that the plants were so well designed that "such a situation is practically impossible..

WELL? it took an communist to tell them it was going FAIL?

That's what I figure, as it goes with the gag order, disinformation, etc.
And if not, if Fuku is cool, why the secrecy? You would think a corp that is responsible to the people of a nation that elected a government that makes laws to protect them would be cooperating in a situation such as the one Tepco is in.

Checking out all the live webcams in Japan now. There's a pink haze over almost EVERY area I've seen so far. A THICK pink haze.

TEPCO is not in a 'situation'.

We are.

So...

Is this the end game? Is it totally out of control now?

How long before we're inhaling radioactive particles?

Let me let you all in on something that will show the extent of TEPCOs coverup of the situation at the Fukushima site.

During the 1986 Chernobyl meltdown, they released to the PUBLIC Infrared SPOT satellite images that clearly showed the billowing plumes of hot particles coming from the facility. this showed the radiation clouds that were INVISIBLE TO NORMAL OPTICAL CAMERAS AND THE HUMAN EYE.

That was with technology that is now a quarter of century old.
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TEPCO and the JAPANESE government along with the worlds top governments are purposely holding back such imagery of the fukushima site, to this very day.

You wont see infra-red imagery because its classified secret, in order to avoid panic, and evacuations.

THAT, most likely, means that radioactive Iodine-123 is also being released in large amounts. A chemical reaction occurs when it hits oxygen that creates a pink haze. If you were there, you would also smell a horrible sulfer smell, another by-product.

Iodine-123 in ONE of several iodines that cause major thyroid damage with very little inhaled.

Good news is its half-life is only around 9 hrs.

Im much more concerned about whats being released that doesnt leave a tell-tale, and iodine-123 is as harmless as table salt compared to the other things stored at Fuku.

So, that's one particle out of how many???

I'm also curious about the MOX fuel..

reactor 3 or 4? how would we objectively know if TEPCO is lying or not?

because I wouldn't be surprised if Pu was already released during the initial explosion.

LOU512 this is mentioned right on the wiki article, surprised I never picked up on this

"Unlike the other five reactor units, reactor 3 ran on mixed core, containing both uranium fuel and mixed uranium and plutonium oxide, or MOX fuel"

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I'm also curious about the MOX fuel..

reactor 3 or 4? how would we objectively know if TEPCO is lying or not?

because I wouldn't be surprised if Pu was already released during the initial explosion.

Thank you for reminding everybody of this. In the early days of the Fuku webcam, it was possible to see with the trained naked eye, plumes (for lack of a better word) like the visible distortions, similar to what film had captured at Chernobyl. Then they changed their cameras, filters, locations, etc and the destruction became harder to detect.

They are clearly suppressing the visual proof of what is going on there.

so there are MOX fuel rods in the spent fuel pool of #4?

just sitting there?

One particle of plutonium is a death sentence?

That's vague. You mean particles smaller than the eye can see, but surely much larger than an individual atom.

I can agree with this. There's one issue though. Such a particle is relatively extremely heavy. In water, even in current, they'll settle out relatively quickly. In air they'll also be inclined to settle out, though I suspect if any were blown into the jet stream they might travel a long way.