Fukushima Back In The News - Doom On

So many coastal areas around the world rely on seafood for sustenance and income. Know they're probably not in a position to sue whomever's responsible for Fukushima's disaster and cover-up/negligence. How are they coping?

Realize there's been a major push in Japan against reproducing, and even marriage. Note the push of Anime porn and even the wealthier men using "massage parlors" instead of traditional relationships. Used to be the norm to have babies by multiple mistresses.

Are most Japanese babies healthy? What happened to those in "retirement homes" who were knowingly served tainted fish? Assume Japanese homeless/drunks who were bribed or even forced to do Fukushima cleanup were said to have "issues."

I was up in the central coast of California recently. Have been intently following all things Fukushima since the disaster, especially as they affect our state and our coastal areas of the US. We went to the tidepools, and my host stood there, staring at the empty tidepools. Not a sea urchin, not a sign of life. One crab was hiding under a rock, but this place was massive, a huge ecosystem there, should be teeming with creatures. I am 50 and grew up along the northern and southern CA coast, so I KNOW what a tidepool looks like. There were hardly any visitors, so it wasn't due to that. Even the limpets looked to be dying, half rotten. I mean it was BARREN. Have seen many videos about how this is the pattern along northern California coasts for a while now. There was a strange, pink mossy plant growing, but that was about it.

Then she took me to the trail above the beautiful, protected cove where the sealions usually hang out. EMPTY - except for one corpose of a DEAD sea lion on the shore. She even noted that the rocks that are usually covered with black sea birds, were grossly underpopulated. She has lived there ten years and they spend a lot of time outdoors, so I took her observations to heart. They also came back not long ago from a Hawaii trip, and their underwater photos showed the coral looking sickly and/or dead, as some locals have already reported.

This is why I avoid as much as possible eating seafood I know is from the Pacific.

We're screwed.

Never heard the part about being told not to reproduce. Hm

lots of fish up north.

Where?

Some important points we should be aware regarding Fukushima:

- 300 tons of radio active water into the sea EVERY DAY
- strontium 30 present in the water released in the ocean very in high levels
- Japan began prosecuting journalists for covering the story
- One Japanese journalist was mysteriously found dead in 2013 for covering the details of what was really going on at Fukushima, reporting about the long term effects it was going to present for people
- It’s believed the meltdown entered the soil and water table. They’ve been pumping tons of water to keep the fuel rods cool but the water level stays too low which means it’s probably leaking down into the earth
- Radnet shut down, a system of air monitors that track radiation using air filters, precipitation and drinking water samples. After Fukushima Radnet wasn’t completely operational, with 20 percent of the monitors in the US out of service
- After Fukushima Obama approved raising the amount of radiation allowed in drinking water and soil. In soil, the old levels allowed for a 1 in 10,000 chance of getting cancer to now at 1 in 23 over a 30 year period. In terms of water no standard was issued.

Get back to drinking

airstrike the location

Some important points we should be aware regarding Fukushima:

- 300 tons of radio active water into the sea EVERY DAY
- strontium 30 present in the water released in the ocean very in high levels
- Japan began prosecuting journalists for covering the story
- One Japanese journalist was mysteriously found dead in 2013 for covering the details of what was really going on at Fukushima, reporting about the long term effects it was going to present for people
- It’s believed the meltdown entered the soil and water table. They’ve been pumping tons of water to keep the fuel rods cool but the water level stays too low which means it’s probably leaking down into the earth
- Radnet shut down, a system of air monitors that track radiation using air filters, precipitation and drinking water samples. After Fukushima Radnet wasn’t completely operational, with 20 percent of the monitors in the US out of service
- After Fukushima Obama approved raising the amount of radiation allowed in drinking water and soil. In soil, the old levels allowed for a 1 in 10,000 chance of getting cancer to now at 1 in 23 over a 30 year period. In terms of water no standard was issued.

Never heard the part about being told not to reproduce. Hm

NOT actually told not to reproduce. However media's said birth rates in Japan have been drastically falling, along with a growing nihilism. Then you see the big promotion of sex dolls, anime & porn, various types of businesses catering to entertaining men for a short time, and you get a clear picture of what's going on in Japan.

[link to www.cnn.com (secure)]

Even CNN is covering it, "Health - Japan child population record low"

I would Imagine the fertility has shot way down, especially if there’s effects here

Hey so what do you guys think about the “elites” take on this? Like what will they do if half or ,more or the world is destroyed? You can only stay underground so long. Do you think they’re worried?

The 2nd article I quoted says that couples aren't marrying, so that's one major reason for the deep decline in births. It doesn't discuss the increase of miscarriages, still births, or children born with a greatly increased rate of disability.

Remember that Japan has always had one of the highest rates of life expectancy in the world. Wonder if that's been changed, and the increased medical costs due to Fukushima. Japanese live on fish, seaweed, kelp, fish products etc. Fish soup for breakfast is common.

Noticed New Zealand has now restricted home buying for non-residents. Always surprised why Westerners would want to buy property in an island nation post-Fukushima.

Supposedly even QE II owns a plot of land near the Denver airport. Makes me think the elites believe they can live underground for years. Food & water stashes are supposedly unlimited.

It is long term doom. Ten to twenty years from now the full effects will come to fruition. No one will be able to ignore the amount of radiation in the ocean, the fish and wildlife deaths will make what is happening now look like nothing. Cancer rates, which are already insane, will likely be tenfold of what they are now.

People ignore it and it gets no coverage because, simply, not thinking about and just going on as if it is not poisoning everything is basically the only thing we can do. There is no fixing it.

IF you want to know why it is so heavily bleached out of the media to allow things to just go on as normal. The scientists who have examined the situation have basically said, this is going to kill billions in time, we can't do anything about it, the best thing to do is to allow people to live as normal.

I remember a few years ago after Fukushima an empty Japanese boat turned up in the northern coast of Cali.

The news grabbed on it because of what was inside. First off the documented that it was tied to dock when it was lost. But they had photos of what was essentially it’s own ecosystem livinginside the swamped areas, fishes, sea grasses and other sea living organisms.

Everything living inside the boat was radioactive.

So they empty unmanned boat traveled on sea currents alone and arrived in Northern California with radioactive living fish.

We literally can’t eat anything without it being contaminated.