BREAKING: Another 6.4M near Fukushima, NSA Admits Containment Mechanism May Be Breached

Yes you were thinking the 160 bombs stashed around the usa report may be linked to the disaster too?
Boy this paranoia is contageous at times.
Still it would be a perfect time to unleash a few dirty bomb false flags to cover for the nuclear fallout from japans reactors.
They contain enough dirty materials to contaminate the northern pacific ocean i believe.

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Originally posted by soficrow
China's Xinhuanet reports that yet another 6.4M hit near Fukushima late Tuesday, and the Nuclear Safety Agency says the reactor's containment mechanism may have been breached. [2011-03-30 10:29:34]

The Western mainstream media is not reporting anything on this new quake; none of the "live" quake reports sites list it yet.

...another strong tremor, at a magnitude of 6.4, struck off the coast of Fukushima late Tuesday. ...













Why is the USGS reporting it as a 6.0 vs. 6.4? HUGE difference in intensity!

edit on 30-3-2011 by Angelicdefender2012 because: (no reason given)

Originally posted by Angelicdefender2012

Originally posted by soficrow
China's Xinhuanet reports that yet another 6.4M hit near Fukushima late Tuesday, and the Nuclear Safety Agency says the reactor's containment mechanism may have been breached. [2011-03-30 10:29:34]

The Western mainstream media is not reporting anything on this new quake; none of the "live" quake reports sites list it yet.

Why is the USGS reporting it as a 6.0 vs. 6.4? HUGE difference in intensity!

Such changes are normal and predictable - explained by depth, location and so on - and are made when real-life seismologists review the computerized reports.

Are they reliable these days? ...That's another question.