US radiation monitoring not reporting ? Whassup ?

I was doing my daily check of US radiation levels. I noticed some elevated levels yesterday (but not harmful). The normal range is about 12, and they were listed as 43 in some places. When I looked at it today, there were no listed reports from any station across the nation. Here's the link.


radiationnetwork.com...

reply to post by Fromabove


1) the radiation cloud has moved to japan ( check www.abovetopsecret.com...)

2) Or hidden informations ?

I think about the 1)

It's either a technical glitch or somethings seriously going on that they don't what you to know. Its very strange that all the stations suddenly have went offline.

I was watching the map about an hour or so ago, everything seemed about the average mix of numbers we have been getting, then I turned to read an article online, and when I went back to the rad network I was monitoring, all the sensors were gone except for the local one in Arizona. When I went to the Alaska and Hawaii map, I still see numbers monitoring in the northeast portion of Washington.

They are saying it's being seen as yellow rain (pollution, pollen etc.) which tell me that things are going so well at Fukushima. Maybe they turned the monitors off because of something they expect when the winds change again. I have to wonder.

Here's the truth:
www.examiner.com...

This guy knows what he is talking about:

Karl Grossman is a professor at State University of New York/College at Old Westbury and has received journalism honors including George Polk, James Aronson and John Peter Zenger Awards. His weekly column runs in newspapers of the Press Newspaper Group and in other papers. He has given presentations in the U.S. and around the world and represented in lecture appearances by Lordly & Dame

Also take a look here:
www.abovetopsecret.com...