"Clearly we are witnessing the greatest disaster in modern time"
#1
Posted 07 April 2011 - 10:41 PM
Things have gotten far worse since then, yet you'd never know it due to the clamp down on information flow out of Japan.
This video (IMHO) is a good education for those layman out there, not familiar with the implications of a nuclear disaster such as is occuring now in Japan.
http://enenews.com/g...m-reactor-video
We haven't yet scratched the surface of the wide ranging impact of all the radiation that will no doubt continue to be released for months. We are not just talking about an exclusion zone such as now being articulated of 30 miles, of no human life permitted nor consumption of any food from this area for eons. We are talking folks, literally the northern 3rd, if not half, of Japan becoming nearly inhabitable. Think about the global impact of this, on so many key products produced in Japan. We are talking a major evacuation and humanitarian disaster of incomprehensible dimension. The dynamic occuring right now between Japan and China is one of not just financial aid in the hundreds of billions, but a core mass of civilization having to be entirely uprooted.
Nobody has spoken of this to anywhere near this degree, as even being the remotest of possibilities. Yet with the massive amounts of highly radioactive and poisonous nuclear fuel, the fact that critical systems have all but been entirely broken down (and won't ever bee recovered bc radiation is now just off the charts, to where even suicide missions by hundreds of workers can't address the criticality, the temps that have reached 5000 degrees at 4 of the 6 reactors, and the fact that at 5000 degrees, the molten fuel can melt through zirc-alloy like a hot knife through butter, and the massive risk of further very dangerous releases due to unpredictable (timing wise) hydrogen explosions, its as if an not so small arsenal of nuclear tipped ICBM's has been launched toward the center of Miyagi prefecture, and its only a matter of time as to when they will detonate.
Not I'm not saying all of the above will for sure happen. But the possibilities and ingredients in place to make something this disastrous, are likely already there, mostly unstoppable, and we just don't know it, principally due to both the lack of information coming out of Japan, and the fact that the entire world has never had to deal with a nuclear disaster anywhere near the level of proportion as this one. Totally uncharted territory, and I can only hope that people in Japan within at least 150 miles of Fukishima will consider the remote possibility (although increasing daily) of moving to somewhere else, permanently, if they at all have the means and the will.
#2
Posted 08 April 2011 - 10:21 AM
"In an interview with Alfred Webre, Leuren Moret highlights two prominent nuclear radiation scientists who have now publicly declared that the northern 1/3 part of Japan has become uninhabitable because of radiation due to the Fukushima March 11, 2011 quake/nuke false flag operation, and should be evacuated.
One of the radiation experts, Dr. Chris Busby, is a UK Govt. and European Parliament Low Level Radiation Expert. Dr. Busby developed the first radiation risk model to challenge the US government’s Hiroshima and Nagasaki studies model that underestimated internal exposure risk by a factor of 1000. Dr. Busby has conducted research on Sellafield nuke plant contamination and health risks, depleted uranium exposures in the Middle East, Yugoslavia, C. Asia, and Fukushima disaster.
The other radiation expert, Marion Fulk, is a Manhattan Project scientist who made the US hydrogen bomb work. Mr. Fulk was the radiation rainout/snowout expert for the US nuclear weapons program during atmospheric testing. He has trained and mentored Leuren Moret for 11 years on radiation issues such as the environmental and biological effects of ionizing radiation.
In a March 30, 2011 interview on Russia Today with Dr. Chris Busby. Dr. Busby declared that the Fukushima nuclear plant meltdowns will result in at least 417,000 new cancers."
Vid here:
(caution: ignore the rhetoric about "war", and 9/11, as there is worthy content here from otherwise reputable scientists. Again this is not alarmist but for people to take with a huge grain of salt the fact that our media is not anywhere close to appropriately representing the magnitude of the very real risks and life threatening issues that DO exist here. Nuclear radiation and explosions, and the amount of fuel and damage is nothing to cover up at all, and if anything you are far better off erring on the side of extreme caution, as exposure is nothing that can be taken back or "cured.")
#3
Posted 08 April 2011 - 10:44 AM
Need to see this video:
#4
Posted 11 May 2011 - 11:19 PM
#5
Posted 13 March 2012 - 09:20 AM
These reactors are out of control folks, and bringing them under control would be akin to mankind attempting to control a volcano that hadn't erupted for centuries,
Media + Fukushima = Hysteria and Ignorance
The photos of the damaged nuclear plants at Fukushima are as dramatic as the photos of the wreckage at a NASCAR track after a spectacular crash, but the bottom line is generally the same. In nearly every NASCAR crash, the public does not get harmed. In a similar manner, no member of the public was harmed by the damaged nuclear plants at the Fukushima power station.
Even the people at the power plant have a high probability of survival without any injury or long term negative health effects. That fact seems almost miraculous to everyone except the engineers who made the material selections, the system engineers who designed the plants, the people who created the operating procedures, and the people who trained the workers who provided the support and on-scene innovation required to ensure that final result. It is not miraculous, but the result of applying hard-earned knowledge and understanding.
http://atomicinsight...ima-frenzy.html
Chernobyl & Fukushima – neither one caused much of a public health issue
http://atomicinsight...alth-issue.html
Defenders of the status quo are always stronger than reformers seeking change,
UNTIL the status quo self-destructs from its own corruption, and the reformers are free to build on its ashes.
#6
Posted 08 May 2012 - 06:43 PM
Anti-Nuclear Hysterics, not Melted Reactors to Blame for Fukushima Health ImpactsMedia + Fukushima = Hysteria and IgnoranceThese reactors are out of control folks, and bringing them under control would be akin to mankind attempting to control a volcano that hadn't erupted for centuries,
As was predicted on this blog and elsewhere, the multi-barrier reactor containment design protected the public. Contrary to claims by anti-nuclear groups, the melted cores did NOT burn through the reactor vessels. The containment structures remained virtually intact. The damaged reactor fuel remained inside the reactor vessels and containment systems.
It has become clear that the misinformation and hysterics by anti-nuclear groups and individuals were mostly wrong. Their doomsday prophesizing actually worsened human suffering and environmental impacts by contributing to unwise decisions by political leaders in Japan and elsewhere to shut down nuclear plants.
The earthquake and tsunami were responsible for untold human suffering and devastation. That is where the focus of the world should have been and should continue to be. The problems at the Fukushima nuclear plant accident have contributed needlessly to Japan’s economic burden by prompting the irrational shutdown of nuclear plants across the country.
The health effects to Japan’s population were NOT from radiation, but from stress caused by the unfounded fear of future health effects. The responsibility for this lies squarely on anti-nuclear activists who relished in spouting fatalistic, exaggerated claims, and on an uninformed media who presented those claims as virtual facts while downplaying opposing views from true experts in the field.
http://thisweekinnuclear.com/?p=1473
Defenders of the status quo are always stronger than reformers seeking change,
UNTIL the status quo self-destructs from its own corruption, and the reformers are free to build on its ashes.
#7
Posted 07 October 2014 - 07:24 AM
Anti-Nuclear Hysterics, not Melted Reactors to Blame for Fukushima Health ImpactsThese reactors are out of control folks, and bringing them under control would be akin to mankind attempting to control a volcano that hadn't erupted for centuries,
As predicted, the multi-barrier reactor containment design protected the public. Contrary to claims by anti-nuclear groups, the melted cores did NOT burn through the reactor vessels. The containment structures remained virtually intact. The damaged reactor fuel remained inside the reactor vessels and containment systems.
George Soros Bought $45 Million of Cameco Corporation; Cameco is the world's largest uranium mining company.
http://www.fool.ca/2...ld-you-buy-too/
Defenders of the status quo are always stronger than reformers seeking change,
UNTIL the status quo self-destructs from its own corruption, and the reformers are free to build on its ashes.
#8
Posted 07 October 2014 - 08:14 AM
Areva, obviously quite knowledgeable about Nuclear power plants.
Things have gotten far worse since then, yet you'd never know it due to the clamp down on information flow out of Japan.
This video (IMHO) is a good education for those layman out there, not familiar with the implications of a nuclear disaster such as is occuring now in Japan.
http://enenews.com/g...m-reactor-video
We haven't yet scratched the surface of the wide ranging impact of all the radiation that will no doubt continue to be released for months. We are not just talking about an exclusion zone such as now being articulated of 30 miles, of no human life permitted nor consumption of any food from this area for eons. We are talking folks, literally the northern 3rd, if not half, of Japan becoming nearly inhabitable. Think about the global impact of this, on so many key products produced in Japan. We are talking a major evacuation and humanitarian disaster of incomprehensible dimension. The dynamic occuring right now between Japan and China is one of not just financial aid in the hundreds of billions, but a core mass of civilization having to be entirely uprooted.
Nobody has spoken of this to anywhere near this degree, as even being the remotest of possibilities. Yet with the massive amounts of highly radioactive and poisonous nuclear fuel, the fact that critical systems have all but been entirely broken down (and won't ever bee recovered bc radiation is now just off the charts, to where even suicide missions by hundreds of workers can't address the criticality, the temps that have reached 5000 degrees at 4 of the 6 reactors, and the fact that at 5000 degrees, the molten fuel can melt through zirc-alloy like a hot knife through butter, and the massive risk of further very dangerous releases due to unpredictable (timing wise) hydrogen explosions, its as if an not so small arsenal of nuclear tipped ICBM's has been launched toward the center of Miyagi prefecture, and its only a matter of time as to when they will detonate.
Not I'm not saying all of the above will for sure happen. But the possibilities and ingredients in place to make something this disastrous, are likely already there, mostly unstoppable, and we just don't know it, principally due to both the lack of information coming out of Japan, and the fact that the entire world has never had to deal with a nuclear disaster anywhere near the level of proportion as this one. Totally uncharted territory, and I can only hope that people in Japan within at least 150 miles of Fukishima will consider the remote possibility (although increasing daily) of moving to somewhere else, permanently, if they at all have the means and the will.
Nimble - I have been posting on this problem since it happened. There unfortunately is no solution. Nuclear releases don't respect borders and the on-going daily releases into the Ocean with no end in sight is frightening. They are only just admitting that levels of air born fall out that reached the West Coast far exceed early reports. Why our government did not at least tell people to shelter inside for a month or two after the last explosion (which was nuclear not hydrogen) is beyond me. They can't even locate the fuel in three reactor locations - much less control it. No one can approach the buildings - so how they can report that there is no damage after even a minor earthquake is amazing. We are all going to witness this situation unfold over the next few years though it will continue for thousands of years. The news blackout will end when the illnesses and death can no longer be ignored. enenews.com is a good source of information that is emerging out of Japan. For anyone to argue that this situation is not world changing is irresponsible.
#9
Posted 30 October 2014 - 08:26 PM
http://enenews.com/s...nt-very-interes
Areva, obviously quite knowledgeable about Nuclear power plants.
Things have gotten far worse since then, yet you'd never know it due to the clamp down on information flow out of Japan.
This video (IMHO) is a good education for those layman out there, not familiar with the implications of a nuclear disaster such as is occuring now in Japan.
http://enenews.com/g...m-reactor-video
We haven't yet scratched the surface of the wide ranging impact of all the radiation that will no doubt continue to be released for months. We are not just talking about an exclusion zone such as now being articulated of 30 miles, of no human life permitted nor consumption of any food from this area for eons. We are talking folks, literally the northern 3rd, if not half, of Japan becoming nearly inhabitable. Think about the global impact of this, on so many key products produced in Japan. We are talking a major evacuation and humanitarian disaster of incomprehensible dimension. The dynamic occuring right now between Japan and China is one of not just financial aid in the hundreds of billions, but a core mass of civilization having to be entirely uprooted.
Nobody has spoken of this to anywhere near this degree, as even being the remotest of possibilities. Yet with the massive amounts of highly radioactive and poisonous nuclear fuel, the fact that critical systems have all but been entirely broken down (and won't ever bee recovered bc radiation is now just off the charts, to where even suicide missions by hundreds of workers can't address the criticality, the temps that have reached 5000 degrees at 4 of the 6 reactors, and the fact that at 5000 degrees, the molten fuel can melt through zirc-alloy like a hot knife through butter, and the massive risk of further very dangerous releases due to unpredictable (timing wise) hydrogen explosions, its as if an not so small arsenal of nuclear tipped ICBM's has been launched toward the center of Miyagi prefecture, and its only a matter of time as to when they will detonate.
Not I'm not saying all of the above will for sure happen. But the possibilities and ingredients in place to make something this disastrous, are likely already there, mostly unstoppable, and we just don't know it, principally due to both the lack of information coming out of Japan, and the fact that the entire world has never had to deal with a nuclear disaster anywhere near the level of proportion as this one. Totally uncharted territory, and I can only hope that people in Japan within at least 150 miles of Fukishima will consider the remote possibility (although increasing daily) of moving to somewhere else, permanently, if they at all have the means and the will.
Nimble - I have been posting on this problem since it happened. There unfortunately is no solution. Nuclear releases don't respect borders and the on-going daily releases into the Ocean with no end in sight is frightening. They are only just admitting that levels of air born fall out that reached the West Coast far exceed early reports. Why our government did not at least tell people to shelter inside for a month or two after the last explosion (which was nuclear not hydrogen) is beyond me. They can't even locate the fuel in three reactor locations - much less control it. No one can approach the buildings - so how they can report that there is no damage after even a minor earthquake is amazing. We are all going to witness this situation unfold over the next few years though it will continue for thousands of years. The news blackout will end when the illnesses and death can no longer be ignored. enenews.com is a good source of information that is emerging out of Japan. For anyone to argue that this situation is not world changing is irresponsible.
#10
Posted 30 October 2014 - 08:32 PM