Originally posted by TheEmotionalSocialist
Errrr.....So should we be freaked out or not?

I have been seeing this a bit here but have no idea what it stands for:
TPTB

I'm surprised no one else has posted to help out. Lets see if I can help a bit.

TPTB = The Powers that Be. Or...another term for the NWO/Shadow Government/One World Leadership or whatever your favorite euphamism might be for it.

As for being freaked out....Personally? I think it has a lot to do with where you live as opposed to Pacific Coastal or deep interior. Low elevation or high. A lot relates to it...but the fact that Japan's radioactive accident is dropping pixie dust all over the globe and has been since this began isn't really a question. Just how much of which isotope and what the effect may be for the organic life ingesting it.

I'd like to think they are somewhat stable by the photos...but I spent more time learning on this one than was literally healthy for my thinking and I know better. It's 'safe' to walk around because they sprayed truckload after truckload of gluey slurry to dust and other material from the melt-downs and blowouts don't travel and fill the air. I'll bet if you give any piece of dirt a GOOD HARD kick to turn the soil, you'd see workers all react to that and VERY dramatically. Of course, the one doing the kicking may be fatally contaminated for the prank too.


As for Google blocking things? I didn't check last night when I was replying to other things but I should have. The image date I see for Fuku itself and the immediate area around it is 3/8/2011 and shows the early stages of destruction and all 3 buildings very much blown apart. Out in the countryside, the date drops to 2004 pretty quick..but again, maybe they don't want to showcase the bodies of livestock by the 10's of thousands all over the landscape. :eek:

Originally posted by kman420
If it hasnt harmed us yet, i think worrying about it is rediculous.

I'd give anything to have never researched this and never looked into the construction of the Fuku plant or the dynamics of debris and contamination in the Pacific currents and weather patterns. I won't try to really correct your thinking, because I admire it and wish so badly I could share it. This is one case where ignorance is bliss and the more knowledge one has, the more regret one likely feels for even having it.

Knowing your own doom is coming...slowly....but without pause is a real screwed up thing. The fact Earth moves in slow motion for all that relates to natural process doesn't change the reality of that doom...it just makes anticipation a final insult to endure before we learn the true extent of the damage to biological life after the ongoing release of the most toxic substances ever handled by man.

Of course, God Help us all if there is some balance and equilibrium the fuel and surrounding debris has reached which they then disturb when they FINALLY reach the core reactor rooms. Lets all just sincerely hope the worst of the ongoing event IS past..and not yet to come.

Originally posted by kman420
If it hasnt harmed us yet, i think worrying about it is rediculous.

You rock!! That reminds me of a little story. A guy was following a young girl down a dark alley. She suddenly noticed him behind her, so he said, "Don't worry, I'm not a rapist, I'm just walking home." "That's what a rapist would say," she replied. Turned out it was.

Oh, by the way what does "rediculous" mean?

Yeah its an update everybody

Originally posted by Wrabbit2000

Originally posted by kman420
If it hasnt harmed us yet, i think worrying about it is rediculous.

I'd give anything to have never researched this and never looked into the construction of the Fuku plant or the dynamics of debris and contamination in the Pacific currents and weather patterns. I won't try to really correct your thinking, because I admire it and wish so badly I could share it. This is one case where ignorance is bliss and the more knowledge one has, the more regret one likely feels for even having it.

Perfectly put. I wish I didn't have a relative (several actually) in the nuclear power business, who are scared to talk to me about this. I wish I didn't friends who suffered thyroid removal and are now on essential synthetic hormone treatment.

Yes there are days when I wish I had taken the blue pill.