8.9 Quake hits off coast of Japan! Live Updates.

Quake moved Japan coast 8 feet; shifted Earth's axis. on.cnn.com...

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i think we all know that the the new world order has caused this catastrophe by setting bombs on the asian plate. now japan needs britian and americas help .........soon japan will join the new world order .....its not rocket science !


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# 2042: Reuters: The IAEA says it has been told by Japan that 140,000 people have been evacuated from areas around two nuclear plants

Originally posted by daveandshah
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i think we all know that the the new world order has caused this catastrophe by setting bombs on the asian plate. now japan needs britian and americas help .........soon japan will join the new world order .....its not rocket science !


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OOOORRRRRR....
it was a massive natural earthquake.

Its not rocket science.

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Did you hear there's been a bunch of aftershocks, too?

Apparently the quake was an 8.9, or maybe even a 9.1!

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Wow, dang, that number is up. That's a lot of people.

Curiouser and curiouser.

Here's TEPCO's official press release, if anyone's interested:
www.tepco.co.jp...

You know what is sad?
I read all the comments on Yahoo and other places like CNN and what Americans are saying about helping out Japan makes me sick,bringing up Pearl Harbor and crap like that..Even Whaling..
There people in need,and they need help...Im American and I have to say what my country men are saying makes me sick..

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Just figured out how to embed this, so here's the latest images of that reactor building after it's explosion - close-up.



PS - This was posted by the Japanese TBS news website, on which I was reading about how they have had to make a number of breaks in the subsequent sea-water cooling procedure due to the subsequent after-shocks and tsunami warnings - it just illustrates how in Japan this situation is far from over yet, [in so far as*] I think they still see a very real risk of further quakes and tsunamis.

Wow....just wow...

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Don't judge your countrymen by the comments on articles. Remember how many people there are here----300,000,000-----and how small a fraction of that is represented by those comments. There's always going to be d-bags, anywhere.

Originally posted by Castaway65
You know what is sad?
I read all the comments on Yahoo and other places like CNN and what Americans are saying about helping out Japan makes me sick,bringing up Pearl Harbor and crap like that..Even Whaling..
There people in need,and they need help...Im American and I have to say what my country men are saying makes me sick..

Pretty sad huh, when people are so self centered, so self absorbed, self righteous and blatantly ignorant.

I am sorry for your loss, I am sorry for theirs.

Originally posted by curioustype
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Just figured out how to embed this, so here's the latest images of that reactor building after it's explosion - close-up.

PS - This was posted by the Japanese TBS news website, on which I was reading about how they have had to make a number of breaks in the subsequent sea-water cooling procedure due to the subsequent after-shocks and tsunami warnings - it just illustrates how in Japan this situation is far from over yet, I think they still see a very real risk of further quakes and tsunamis.

Looks more like a pre-construction image to me, given how perfectly 'sharp' the rim is, that explosion blew it off pretty good from what the earlier images were showing. I don't think any structure would look so perfect after going through that.

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I know what you mean..personally I stay away from Yahoo..whole different element there.
ATS actually has people who are thinkers who are actually concerned about the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, so help me god...

Originally posted by Castaway65
You know what is sad?
I read all the comments on Yahoo and other places like CNN and what Americans are saying about helping out Japan makes me sick,bringing up Pearl Harbor and crap like that..Even Whaling..
There people in need,and they need help...Im American and I have to say what my country men are saying makes me sick..

maybe they should be worried about this possibility:

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# 2055: More on evacuations: According to an IAEA statement, 110,000 people have been moved away from Fukushima No. 1 plant. Another 30,000 have been evacuated from a 10km radius around Fukushima No. 2 plant. But full evacuation measures had not been completed.

Originally posted by donhuangenaro

Originally posted by Castaway65
You know what is sad?
I read all the comments on Yahoo and other places like CNN and what Americans are saying about helping out Japan makes me sick,bringing up Pearl Harbor and crap like that..Even Whaling..
There people in need,and they need help...Im American and I have to say what my country men are saying makes me sick..

maybe they should be worried about this possibility:

[atsimg]http://files.abovetopsecret.com/images/member/636faa08175b.jpg[/atsimg]

This is a fake map, as has been pointed out plenty of times. Please dont pass on disinformation.

Japan's nuclear safety agency says Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Plant No. 3 reactor's emergency cooling system not functioning

via live.reuters.com...

I hope other reactor won't meltdown. seriously...

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