LARGEST radiation release to date!!! And Fukushima radiation 168 times of Hiroshima atomic bomb!, page 2


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reply posted on 28-8-2011 @ 11:10 PM by Yochuna
reply to post by ignant

We have a lot of nuke plants in America, and one of them is a Graphite Reactor which is the sister plant to the one that melted down in Russia, (The Hanford Reactor in Washington State). There are probably many government agencies which are happy that the general population are not staying focussed on American Nuke Plants.


reply posted on 28-8-2011 @ 11:15 PM by Gorman91
reply to post by loam



Yes but what happens to very heavy radioactive materials? They fall down. And it's kind of hard to digest something 55 protons. We evolved to consume things with Carbon, not Cesium.

I am not downplaying this. I'm simply asking the question. radioactivity is bad. But if the atom is large enough, the body simply passes it, and eventually the radioactivity finds its way to bedrock, were it decays.

Furthermore, I wouldn't be surprised to find a solution to radioactivity. They'v discovered that solar flares alter decay rates. So if they isolate what does it, they theoretically could make radioactivity a non-issue.

Hopes and dreams of course, for now.



reply posted on 28-8-2011 @ 11:39 PM by loam
reply to post by InnerTruths



Originally posted by InnerTruths
Mainstream media should be all over since they love to fear monger. I wonder why not now...


Maybe because this one is real doom
edit on 28-8-2011 by loam because: (no reason given)



reply posted on 28-8-2011 @ 11:41 PM by BobAthome
reply to post by InnerTruths



"nothing we can do but accept what has happened"

then i guess we all fail as a species,, together then,.


reply posted on 29-8-2011 @ 12:01 AM by sparky01
reply to post by loam


As if going to work on Monday is not bad enough, Good Lord I wonder what we are being exposed to everyday. I don't know if it is related but a large number of coworkers and myself have had respiratory infections all summer off and on. It may be paranoia but we handle objects from there on a daily basis. Makes me want to take my mask and suit to work with me and shower before I leave everyday.


reply posted on 29-8-2011 @ 12:02 AM by InnerTruths
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Well BobAtHome, then enlighten me exactly what can be done to reverse what has happened? To lessen the effects of exposure? At this point nothing can be done, it's too late. We need to move on and figure out a solution for the future instead of mingling in the past of the present situation.

I think you fail to see that moving forward does not mean staying in the same place or moving back. Our nature is to learn from mistakes. We made a HUGE one. a few of them, so let's learn to better the future instead of dwelling on how bad everything seems to be.



reply posted on 29-8-2011 @ 12:44 AM by jadedANDcynical
reply to post by Odessy


I was under the impression a nuclear war would result in a nuclear winter.
Am I wrong in my math?


Nuclear winter is more a function of the gigatons of dust which would be hurled into the atmosphere blocking out the sun.


reply to post by InnerTruths


Our nature is to learn from mistakes. We made a HUGE one. a few of them, so let's learn to better the future instead of dwelling on how bad everything seems to be.


Here's the thing, I don't think many of the people on this forum would have made the mistakes JapGov and Tepco have if they were in charge originally when the plants were designed and built to withstand a much less magnitude earthquake than there were historical records of.

The mistakes of Fukushima go back before they ever broke ground on the site.

What sort of lessons should we, the people, learn?

That we can't trust our leaders to keep our best interests (health, freedom, personal prosperity) a higher priority than those or corporate interests (profit, no matter the expense)?

What lessons, would you have our leaders learn?

Now, what probability do you assign to that actually happening?


reply posted on 29-8-2011 @ 01:13 AM by Ghost375
So that website says TEPCO announced this?
Then why no link to any press release from TEPCO?
show me

I'm thinking this is just a hoax. Unless someone wants to prove me wrong, by showing where on that list of press releases it says otherwise.
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