A Coverup -California Northwest USA BC Canada under radiation threat as high as Japan

Leuren Moret - Coverup - California Northwest USA BC Canada under radiation threat as high as Japan

by Alfred Webre

independent scientist Leuren Moret, MA, PhD (ABT) has stated in an exclusive April 4, 2011 interview with reporter Alfred Lambremont Webre that the effects of the tectonic nuclear war against the populations and breadbaskets of North America (Canada, United States, Hawaii, and Mexico) are being intentionally covered up by the administrations of Barack Obama in the United States and Prime Minister Stephen Harper in Canada.

The radiation effect of this false flag global radiation war intensified this week as radiation maps produced by the Norwegian Institute for Air Research (NILU) now confirm that the Midwest of the United States, all of California, the states of Oregon and Washington and the western part of Canada are under a radiation threat with radiation levels as high as that in Japan in areas adjacent to the six units of the Fukushima nuclear power plant that started in melt-down on March 11, 2011.


https://youtube.com/watch?v=2zL3M3kvgI0

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http://www.stormsurfing.com/cgi/disp...cgi?a=glob_250

This is serious, she says that within a year it's going to be allover the world, and that everyone will be affected even the bacteria world wide. I wonder if this is what Charles was talking about regarding the elimination of a big percentage of world population.
Bill, could you confirm this please?

U.S. Sees Array of New Threats at Japan’s Nuclear Plant http://graphics8.nytimes.com/images/...icleInline.jpg

By JAMES GLANZ and WILLIAM J. BROAD
Published: April 5, 2011

United States government engineers sent to help with the crisis in Japan are warning that the troubled nuclear plant there is facing a wide array of fresh threats that could persist indefinitely, and that in some cases are expected to increase as a result of the very measures being taken to keep the plant stable, according to a confidential assessment prepared by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
more here... http://www.nytimes.com/2011/04/06/wo...r.html?_r=2&hp

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-Y8K7p5aJy-...Mar2011-01.jpg

Fishing Halted in Japan’s Ibaraki After Radioactive Water Contaminates Sea
By Aya Takada - Apr 5, 2011 10:02 PM PT

Fishermen in Ibaraki prefecture, Japan’s fifth-largest seafood producer, halted operations after tainted fish were detected south of Fukushima where radioactive water from a stricken nuclear plant contaminated the sea.

About 96 percent of fishing off the coast of Ibaraki was suspended after sand lance contaminated with higher-than- acceptable levels of cesium were discovered yesterday, said Tomoki Mashiko, assistant director at the fishing policy division of the prefectural government. Fishermen from Ibaraki’s southern port of Hasaki weren’t allowed to ship their products to a market in neighboring Chiba prefecture, he said.

Sushi restaurants and hotels, including Shangri-La Asia’s luxury chain, dropped Japanese seafood from their menus because of radiation fears. A fishing industry group in Fukushima yesterday asked Tokyo Electric Power Co. to stop releasing radioactive water into the sea. Japan exported 565,295 metric tons of fish and other marine products worth 195 billion yen ($2.3 billion) last year.

“We will increase monitoring of marine products to check how much they are affected by radiation,” Mashiko said in an interview today. “Based on the results, we will decide which area and what type of fish are safe for commercial operations.”

Ibaraki produced 191,010 tons of fish worth 20 billion yen ($234 million) in 2008, representing 3.4 percent of total Japanese output, government data show. The detection of contaminated sand lance dealt a blow to fishermen in the region who were recovering from the March 11 earthquake and tsunami and were resuming operations, Mashiko said.
Fishermen Compensation

“We expect Tokyo Electric Power to treat fishermen in the same way as it prepares to compensate farmers for their lost sales because of radioactive contamination,” he said.

The government has restricted vegetable and raw-milk shipments from Fukushima and nearby prefectures after discovering contaminated products through random testing.

Tepco, operator of the nuclear plant damaged by Japan’s biggest quake on record and tsunami, tumbled as much as 19 percent today. The utility may make a preliminary compensation payment of 1 million yen ($12,000) to each household near its crippled Fukushima Dai-Ichi power plant, Kyodo News reported.

The cesium level detected in samples of sand lance caught off the coast of Ibaraki was 526 becquerel per kilogram, higher than Japan’s health ministry standard of 500 becquerel, data from the prefecture showed yesterday.

Testing of sand-lance samples from fishermen’s group in the northern town of Hirakata also showed they contained 4,080 becquerel per kilogram of iodine-131. The government set a radioactive iodine standard for fish at 2,000 becquerel per kilogram yesterday, the same as the limit for vegetables.
Shifting Demand

“Increased discovery of contaminated foods sapped consumer appetite for products made in Fukushima and surrounding areas,” said Takaki Shigemoto, commodity analyst at JSC Corp. in Tokyo. “Demand is shifting to foods from western Japan and overseas.”

India suspended import of food items from Japan for three months or until “credible information” on the radiation hazard is available, the health ministry said yesterday.

Exports of Japanese seafood were canceled by foreign buyers on concern the products may have been tainted by radiation leaking from the nuclear plant, Hiromi Isa, trade office director at Japan’s Fisheries Agency, said last week.

Japan’s total output of marine products reached 5.43 million tons in 2009. Fishing by Fukushima and nearby Miyagi prefectures remain suspended as they have not recovered from damages from the quake and tsunami, according to the agency.

Tokyo Electric Power dumped radioactive water from the Fukushima nuclear plant into the ocean this week to make room to store more toxic liquids that have hampered efforts to restart cooling systems.

Source;
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-0...nates-sea.html

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This is serious, she says that within a year it's going to be allover the world, and that everyone will be affected even the bacteria world wide. I wonder if this is what Charles was talking about regarding the elimination of a big percentage of world population.
Bill, could you confirm this?

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I personally hope with every inch of my heart that we will be "saved" from this disaster. Yes, it goes against free will but the people need help in crushing the elites.

Is it possible that al this have to do with the project looking glass and the stargate secret what Dan Burisch was talking about?

Japan Disaster Predicted By Illuminati Card Game

ALERT Ran tons of Numbers and
--- 3-11-11= 322----
--- 3-22-2011= 344 ------ 344 +322? is 666 SO UM WHAT SHOULD WE DO?
COPY AND PASTE MANY PLACES AS POSSIBLE.. INCASE Just TRY not to worry people Put it as a QUESTION to get it out there. TV Peace


The gov wants us dead. obama is a puppet. Rothschilds has our gold. and peoples souls.. Media Could care less about the OIL SPILL!!! STILL NOT GONE! DEAD BIRDS AND SEALIFE DEAD.. NO REPORTS. They have KILLED US NOT BY MISTAKE.
NOW they will HEARD US.. They JUST NEED A HUGE DISASTER AND WE ARE HEARDED.. Thats IF YOU GO. CDC *** YOU FEMA *** YOU , You are Ruining this WORLD FOR A LIE AND A PROMISE TO ANOTHER WORLD! ITS A LIE!
YOU WILL DIE TOO..
Japan Disaster.. and MANY Disasters are ment to be around the same time to end times... and poison us or make us sick. or to heard the people. if its real or not. You go into there hands. You have NO chance.. Up to you and the situation. Peace and love to all. remember LOVE ALL. AMEN!! CROSS CROSS

https://youtube.com/watch?v=EAarvPyjkF4

Quote from Truth girl,

I really did not want to believe the recent disaster was the result of a conspiracy, but it was 'in the cards', so to speak.
Either Stephen Jackson has one heck of a crystal ball going, or this was planned waaay in advance.
Or it's just a coincidence, like everything about 9/11, 7/7, the madrid bombings etc that just doesn't add up- or adds up only if you look at it from the ppoit of view of it being a conspiracy.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=ZpWbWrW8oC0&feature=related

5 April 2011 Last updated at 08:26 ET


Japan quake: Aid worker's diary

Kathy Mueller is working for the International Federation of Red Cross (IFRC) in Japan, which was hit by a devastating earthquake and tsunami on 11 March. This is her account.

http://news.bbcimg.co.uk/media/image...074_centre.jpg
For those in shelters a return to normal life is more pressing than nuclear fears

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-pacific-12905581

6 April 2011 Last updated at 14:15 ET

Japan quake: Nitrogen pumped into nuclear reactor

Workers in Japan have begun injecting nitrogen into one of the reactors at the crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant to prevent more hydrogen blasts.

http://news.bbcimg.co.uk/media/image...11698284-2.jpg
The process of injecting nitrogen could take several days, engineers say...
more here; http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-pacific-12992284

This is the video interview with Dr Christopher Busby re: the Northern part of Japan:
https://youtube.com/watch?v=QFRXH...yer_detailpage
https://youtube.com/watch?v=QFRXHEeUUPQ&feature=player_detailpage

i found this article on Rense tonight...after reading this i got a very sick feeling...
Could the recent explosions at Japan's Fukushima plant literally been a real smoking gun ?

http://www.rense.com/1.imagesH/fukuclear44.jpg


Is Japan's Elite Hiding A Weapons
Program Inside Nuclear Plants?
By Yoichi Shimatsu

This article first appeared at New America Media
News Analysis, Yoichi Shimatsu, Posted 4-6-11
c. 2011 Yoichi Shimatsu - All Rights Reserved
4-6-11


Confused and often conflicting reports out of Fukushima 1 nuclear plant cannot be solely the result of tsunami-caused breakdowns, bungling or miscommunication. Inexplicable delays and half-baked explanations from Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) and the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI) seem to be driven by some unspoken factor.

The smoke and mirrors at Fukushima 1 seem to obscure a steady purpose, an iron will and a grim task unknown to outsiders. The most logical explanation: The nuclear industry and government agencies are scrambling to prevent the discovery of atomic-bomb research facilities hidden inside Japan's civilian nuclear power plants.

A secret nuclear weapons program is a ghost in the machine, detectable only when the system of information control momentarily lapses or breaks down. A close look must be taken at the gap between the official account and unexpected events.

Conflicting Reports

TEPCO, Japan's nuclear power operator, initially reported three reactors were operating at the time of the March 11 Tohoku earthquake and tsunami. Then a hydrogen explosion ripped Unit 3, run on plutonium-uranium mixed oxide (or MOX). Unit 6 immediately disappeared from the list of operational reactors, as highly lethal particles of plutonium billowed out of Unit 3. Plutonium is the stuff of smaller, more easily delivered warheads.

A fire ignited inside the damaged housing of the Unit 4 reactor, reportedly due to overheating of spent uranium fuel rods in a dry cooling pool. But the size of the fire indicates that this reactor was running hot for some purpose other than electricity generation. Its omission from the list of electricity-generating operations raises the question of whether Unit 4 was being used to enrich uranium, the first step of the process leading to extraction of weapons-grade fissionable material.

The bloom of irradiated seawater across the Pacific comprises another piece of the puzzle, because its underground source is untraceable (or, perhaps, unmentionable). The flooded labyrinth of pipes, where the bodies of two missing nuclear workers-never before disclosed to the press- were found, could well contain the answer to the mystery: a lab that none dare name.

Political Warfare

In reaction to Prime Minister Naoto Kan's demand for prompt reporting of problems, the pro-nuclear lobby has closed ranks, fencing off and freezing out the prime minister's office from vital information. A grand alliance of nuclear proponents now includes TEPCO, plant designer General Electric, METI, the former ruling Liberal Democratic Party and, by all signs, the White House.

Cabinet ministers in charge of communication and national emergencies recently lambasted METI head Banri Kaeda for acting as both nuclear promoter and regulator in charge of the now-muzzled Nuclear and Industrial Safety Commission. TEPCO struck back quickly, blaming the prime minister's helicopter fly-over for delaying venting of volatile gases and thereby causing a blast at Reactor 2. For "health reasons," TEPCO 's president retreated to a hospital ward, cutting Kan's line of communication with the company and undermining his site visit to Fukushima 1.

Kan is furthered hampered by his feud with Democratic Party rival Ichiro Ozawa, the only potential ally with the clout to challenge the formidable pro-nuclear coalition

The head of the Liberal Democrats, which sponsored nuclear power under its nearly 54-year tenure, has just held confidential talks with U.S. Ambassador John Roos, while President Barack Obama was making statements in support of new nuclear plants across the U.S.

Cut Off From Communications

The substance of undisclosed talks between Tokyo and Washington can be surmised from disruptions to my recent phone calls to a Japanese journalist colleague. While inside the radioactive hot zone, his roaming number was disconnected, along with the mobiles of nuclear workers at Fukushima 1 who are denied phone access to the outside world. The service suspension is not due to design flaws. When helping to prepare the Tohoku crisis response plan in 1996, my effort was directed at ensuring that mobile base stations have back-up power with fast recharge.

A subsequent phone call when my colleague returned to Tokyo went dead when I mentioned "GE." That incident occurred on the day that GE's CEO Jeff Immelt landed in Tokyo with a pledge to rebuild the Fukushima 1 nuclear plant. Such apparent eavesdropping is only possible if national phone carrier NTT is cooperating with the signals-intercepts program of the U.S. National Security Agency (NSA).

The Manchurian Deal

The chain of events behind this vast fabrication goes back many decades.

During the Japanese militarist occupation of northeast China in the 1930s, the puppet state of Manchukuo was carved out as a fully modern economic powerhouse to support overpopulated Japan and its military machine. A high-ranking economic planner named Nobusuke Kishi worked closely with then commander of the occupying Kanto division, known to the Chinese as the Kwantung Army, General Hideki Tojo.

Close ties between the military and colonial economists led to stunning technological achievements, including the prototype of a bullet train (or Shinkansen) and inception of Japan's atomic bomb project in northern Korea. When Tojo became Japan's wartime prime minister, Kishi served as his minister of commerce and economy, planning for total war on a global scale.

After Japan's defeat in 1945, both Tojo and Kishi were found guilty as Class-A war criminals, but Kishi evaded the gallows for reasons unknown-probably his usefulness to a war-ravaged nation. The scrawny economist's conception of a centrally managed economy provided the blueprint for MITI (Ministry of International Trade and Industry), the predecessor of METI, which created the economic miracle that transformed postwar Japan into an economic superpower.

After clawing his way into the good graces of Cold Warrior John Foster Dulles, Eisenhower's secretary of state, Kishi was elected prime minister in 1957. His protégé Yasuhiro Nakasone, the former naval officer and future prime minister, spearheaded Japan's campaign to become a nuclear power under the cover of the Atomic Energy Basic Law.

American Complicity

Kishi secretly negotiated a deal with the White House to permit the U.S. military to store atomic bombs in Okinawa and Atsugi naval air station outside Tokyo. (Marine corporal Lee Harvey Oswald served as a guard inside Atsugi's underground warhead armory.) In exchange, the U.S. gave the nod for Japan to pursue a "civilian" nuclear program.

Secret diplomacy was required due to the overwhelming sentiment of the Japanese public against nuclear power in the wake of the Hiroshima and Nagasaki atomic bombings. Two years ago, a text of the secret agreement was unearthed by Katsuya Okada, foreign minister in the cabinet of the first Democratic Party prime minister, Yukio Hatoyama (who served for nine months from 2009-10).

Many key details were missing from this document, which had been locked inside the Foreign Ministry archives. Retired veteran diplomat Kazuhiko Togo disclosed that the more sensitive matters were contained in brief side letters, some of which were kept in a mansion frequented by Kishi's half-brother, the late Prime Minister Eisaku Sato (who served from 1964-72). Those most important diplomatic notes, Togo added, were removed and subsequently disappeared.

These revelations were considered a major issue in Japan, yet were largely ignored by the Western media. With the Fukushima nuclear plant going up in smoke, the world is now paying the price of that journalistic neglect.

On his 1959 visit to Britain, Kishi was flown by military helicopter to the Bradwell nuclear plant in Essex. The following year, the first draft of the U.S.-Japan security was signed, despite massive peace protests in Tokyo. Within a couple of years, the British firm GEC built Japan's first nuclear reactor at Tokaimura, Ibaragi Prefecture. At the same time, just after the 1964 Tokyo Olympics, the newly unveiled Shinkansen train gliding past Mount Fuji provided the perfect rationale for nuclear-sourced electricity.

Kishi uttered the famous statement that "nuclear weapons are not expressly prohibited" under the postwar Constitution's Article 9 prohibiting war-making powers. His words were repeated two years ago by his grandson, then Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. The ongoing North Korea "crisis" served as a pretext for this third-generation progeny of the political elite to float the idea of a nuclear-armed Japan. Many Japanese journalists and intelligence experts assume the secret program has sufficiently advanced for rapid assembly of a warhead arsenal and that underground tests at sub-critical levels have been conducted with small plutonium pellets.

Sabotaging Alternative Energy

The cynical attitude of the nuclear lobby extends far into the future, strangling at birth the Japanese archipelago's only viable source of alternative energy-offshore wind power. Despite decades of research, Japan has only 5 percent of the wind energy production of China, an economy (for the moment, anyway) of comparable size. Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, a nuclear-power partner of Westinghouse, manufactures wind turbines but only for the export market.

The Siberian high-pressure zone ensures a strong and steady wind flow over northern Japan, but the region's utility companies have not taken advantage of this natural energy resource. The reason is that TEPCO, based in Tokyo and controlling the largest energy market, acts much as a shogun over the nine regional power companies and the national grid. Its deep pockets influence high bureaucrats, publishers and politicians like Tokyo Governor Shintaro Ishihara, while nuclear ambitions keep the defense contractors and generals on its side. Yet TEPCO is not quite the top dog. Its senior partner in this mega-enterprise is Kishi's brainchild, METI.

The national test site for offshore wind is unfortunately not located in windswept Hokkaido or Niigata, but farther to the southeast, in Chiba Prefecture. Findings from these tests to decide the fate of wind energy won't be released until 2015. The sponsor of that slow-moving trial project is TEPCO.

Death of Deterrence

Meanwhile in 2009, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) issued a muted warning on Japan's heightened drive for a nuclear bomb- and promptly did nothing. The White House has to turn a blind eye to the radiation streaming through American skies or risk exposure of a blatant double standard on nuclear proliferation by an ally. Besides, Washington's quiet approval for a Japanese bomb doesn't quite sit well with the memory of either Pearl Harbor or Hiroshima.

In and of itself, a nuclear deterrence capability would be neither objectionable nor illegal- in the unlikely event that the majority of Japanese voted in favor of a constitutional amendment to Article 9. Legalized possession would require safety inspections, strict controls and transparency of the sort that could have hastened the Fukushima emergency response. Covert weapons development, in contrast, is rife with problems. In the event of an emergency, like the one happening at this moment, secrecy must be enforced at all cost- even if it means countless more hibakusha, or nuclear victims.

Instead of enabling a regional deterrence system and a return to great-power status, the Manchurian deal planted the time bombs now spewing radiation around the world. The nihilism at the heart of this nuclear threat to humanity lies not inside Fukushima 1, but within the national security mindset. The specter of self-destruction can be ended only with the abrogation of the U.S.-Japan security treaty, the root cause of the secrecy that fatally delayed the nuclear workers' fight against meltdown

Yoichi Shimatsu, a Hong Kong­based environmental writer, is the former editor of the Japan Times Weekly.

Source;
http://www.rense.com/general93/hid.htm

Greetings,

Arnie Gundersen is a well known nuclear energy industry whistleblower...

Here is his latest update on Japans Fukushima Plant diaster
http://vimeo.com/22062314

http://vimeo.com/22062314

Here is a link to Arnie's - Fairewinds Associates site, with all his recent reports on this disaster.
http://fairewinds.com/updates

giovonni

The last couple of days the impact of what is going on in reguards to Fukushima an everything else in the world has had me grieving .

I stayed home from work yesterday an today which I never do .

I'm so sad . I'm sad an I'm angry . I'm angry for the people in Fukushima ,I'm angry for all the people in the Gulf oil spill area , I'm angry for the peoples in Haiti, Libya, Egypt,Yemen , Gaza. I'm sad an angry for the people in Ecuador an what the oil company's are doing to the people there .

I'm tired of people saying there is no good an bad it just is part of the process .
More then anything else I'm tired pist an angry that everyday I have to get out of bed an go to work like everything is ok an that I have to pretend that I give a crap about irrelevent bull**** an smile while I'm doing it .

I feel like I have been attending a funeral over an over an over .

I'm sorry I had to unload .
Peace,Erin

During the aftermath...watching this is utterly amazing and surreal...this was posted April 6th, 2011.


"Fukushima, Japan - The Japanese government has issued the evacuation order on March 12 for the residents living within the 20 kilometer radius of the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant.

Since then, residents have left their homes, and the "no man land" has been out of touch with the rest of the world.

A Japanese journalist, Tetsuo Jimbo, ventured through the evacuation zone last Sunday, and filed the following video report.

He says that, inside the evacuation zone, homes,building, roads and bridges, which were torn down by Tsunami, are left completely untouched, and the herd of cattle and pet dogs, left behind by the owners, wonders around the town while the radiation level remains far beyond legal limits."


https://youtube.com/watch?v=yp9iJ3pPuL8
https://youtube.com/watch?v=yp9iJ3pPuL8

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giovonni

The last couple of days the impact of what is going on in reguards to Fukushima an everything else in the world has had me grieving .

I stayed home from work yesterday an today which I never do .

I'm so sad . I'm sad an I'm angry . I'm angry for the people in Fukushima ,I'm angry for all the people in the Gulf oil spill area , I'm angry for the peoples in Haiti, Libya, Egypt,Yemen , Gaza. I'm sad an angry for the people in Ecuador an what the oil company's are doing to the people there .

I'm tired of people saying there is no good an bad it just is part of the process .
More then anything else I'm tired pist an angry that everyday I have to get out of bed an go to work like everything is ok an that I have to pretend that I give a crap about irrelevent bull**** an smile while I'm doing it .

I feel like I have been attending a funeral over an over an over .

I'm sorry I had to unload .
Peace,Erin

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Greeting's Erin,

The accumulation of what were all experiencing (in the now) is called a quickening.

You said ~ "I'm tired of people saying there is no good an bad it just is part of the process."

Obviously...we are all going through a learning process of sorts ? Whether good or bad really doesn't matter now; we all know something has gone terribly wrong here on this planet. Just allow the process...your grieving will help the healing. Just take it in- allow it to filter- then clear from you...and just let it all go!

Note ~ this past week (April 3rd) may have been the biggest CME ever recorded ? From what i have gathered from own own experiences and from others ~ these CME's makes one tired and exhausted sometimes even irritable.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=jtyPZ3dXQhs

https://youtube.com/watch?v=jtyPZ3dXQhs

Knowing we both live in the same area, and have witnessed some wet and dreary weather these past few weeks... i'm hoping today's (rare) Sun with lift your spirits again ?
Take a well deserved break and go for a walk with your canine this weekend :thumb:

Remember your not alone in all this ~ Much love too All ~ Gio

Hmmm ... if authorities say radiation levels in the rain pose no health threat then why are they closing schools ... and for how long? This is an ongoing event.

S. Korea shuts schools amid Japan radiation fears

TOKYO — Dozens of schools in South Korea closed Thursday amid concerns about radioactive fallout from Japan's nuclear disaster.

Classes were canceled or shortened at more than 150 schools as rain fell across the country.

Authorities said radiation levels in the rain posed no health threat.


http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/42469812...s-asiapacific/

:rain:

Note i am close to the mountains > just east of Seattle - i sense we have been getting it quite flat-on > this pass week.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=z87CJv4T4_o&feature=player_embedded#at=126
https://youtube.com/watch?v=z87CJ...mbedded#at=126

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During the aftermath...watching this is utterly amazing and surreal...this was posted April 6th, 2011.


"Fukushima, Japan - The Japanese government has issued the evacuation order on March 12 for the residents living within the 20 kilometer radius of the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant.

Since then, residents have left their homes, and the "no man land" has been out of touch with the rest of the world.

A Japanese journalist, Tetsuo Jimbo, ventured through the evacuation zone last Sunday, and filed the following video report.

He says that, inside the evacuation zone, homes,building, roads and bridges, which were torn down by Tsunami, are left completely untouched, and the herd of cattle and pet dogs, left behind by the owners, wonders around the town while the radiation level remains far beyond legal limits."


https://youtube.com/watch?v=yp9iJ3pPuL8
https://youtube.com/watch?v=yp9iJ3pPuL8

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CNN finally covers this amazing video footage -story:

http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/wor...t.cnn?hpt%3DT1

Low Levels of Ionizing Radiation May Cause Harm

a report from June 29, 2005
WASHINGTON -- A preponderance of scientific evidence shows that even low doses of ionizing radiation, such as gamma rays and X-rays, are likely to pose some risk of adverse health effects, says a new report from the National Academies' National Research Council.
http://www8.nationalacademies.org/on...RecordID=11340


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Sunday, April 10, 2011 18:40 +0900 (JST)

TEPCO uses unmanned equipment to remove rubble

http://www3.nhk.or.jp/daily/english/10_21.html

This is a very good aerial (reference) photo of Japan's Fukushima nuclear reactor: radioactive leaks from - 7 April 2011 Last updated at 07:35 ET

As work continues to bring the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant back under control, Reactors 2 and 3, are the most likely sources for the main leaks of radioactivity.


http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/special/wo...ichi_976_2.gif

http://vimeo.com/22209827

http://vimeo.com/22209827

LEVEL 7

11 April 2011 Last updated at 23:46 ET

Japan: Nuclear crisis level raised to highest level

Japanese authorities have raised the measure of severity of their nuclear crisis to the highest level, officials say.

The decision was taken due to radiation measured at the damaged Fukushima Daiichi power plant, NHK reported.

The highest level for nuclear accidents (seven) had previously only applied to the Chernobyl disaster in 1986.

Meanwhile a 6.3-magnitude earthquake was reported off eastern Japan, the second tremor in as many days.

The aftershocks come a month after a huge quake and tsunami hit Japan, leaving nearly 28,000 dead or missing.
Impact of leaks

An official from the Nuclear Safety Commission of Japan announced that the crisis level at the Fukushima Daiichi plant was being raised in a televised statement, adding that it was a preliminary assessment that was subject to confirmation by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).

The level seven signifies a "major accident" with "wider consequences" than the previous level, officials say.

"We have upgraded the severity level to seven as the impact of radiation leaks has been widespread from the air, vegetables, tap water and the ocean," said Minoru Oogoda of Japan's Nuclear and Industrial Safety Agency (Nisa), the government's nuclear watchdog.

One official from the Tokyo Electric Power Co (Tepco), which operates the nuclear plant, said that radiation leaks had not stopped completely and could eventually exceed those at Chernobyl, Reuters news agency reported.

However, a nuclear safety agency spokesman told reporters the leaks were still small compared to those at the plant in Ukraine, then part of the Soviet Union.

"In terms of volume of radioactive materials released, our estimate shows it is about 10% of what was released by Chernobyl," he said.

The decision to raise the threat level was made after radiation of 10,000 terabequerels per hour had been estimated at the stricken plant for several hours.

That would classify the crisis at level seven on the International Nuclear and Radiological Event Scale (Ines).

It was not clear when that level had been reached. The level has subsequently dropped to less than one terabequerel an hour, reports said.
Evacuations extended

The severity level of Japan's nuclear crisis has so far been set at five, the same as that of the accident at Three Mile Island in the US in 1979.

Japan has also said it is extending the evacuation zone around the crippled nuclear plant because of radiation concerns.

The zone will be widened to encompass five communities beyond the existing 20-km (12-mile) radius, following new data about accumulated radiation levels, officials said.

Japan's nuclear commission said that according to preliminary results, the cumulative level of external radiation exceeded the yearly limit of 1 millisieverts in areas extending more than 60 kms (36 miles) to the north-west of the plant and about 40 km to the south-southwest.

On Monday, a 7.1-magnitude quake hit north-east Japan, leaving three people dead. It also triggered a brief tsunami warning, and forced workers to evacuate the Fukushima Daiichi plant.

Tuesday's quake rocked buildings in the capital, Tokyo.

There were no immediate reports of fresh damage, though Japan's Narita international airport temporarily closed its runways, and metro and train services were interrupted.

The cooling systems at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant were damaged in last month's disaster and workers have been struggling to prevent several reactors from overheating.

Officials have warned it will be several months before the situation at the nuclear facility is brought fully under control.

Tepco said on Tuesday that a fire had broken out briefly at Reactor 4, before being extinguished.

The official death toll from the disaster is 13,130, while 13,718 remain unaccounted for. More than 150,000 people have been made homeless.


Source;
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-pacific-13045341

Futaba village is located near Fukushima Daiichi Plant and People evacuated after the nuclear accident on March 11th 2011. The radiation level in Futaba-cho is about 30 micro Sievert per hour, which is 30 - 40 times higher that the normal natural background level. You don't risk your live by just staying there for several hours. but it's impossible to live for the time being.

The most contamination are considered Iodine 131 (half-life 8.1 days) and Cesium 134 (half-life 2.06 years ), which radioactivity will disappear in 10 years. But if the area is much contaminated with Cesium 137, it's more serious as the half-life of Cesium 137 is 30 years and it will take 150 years until the radiation level drops to normal.


https://youtube.com/watch?v=fsioMTnCok0

https://youtube.com/watch?v=fsioMTnCok0

tricks & fear mongering...could it be?

https://youtube.com/watch?v=4b0wT6joosU
https://youtube.com/watch?v=4b0wT6joosU

http://permaculture.org.au/2011/04/1...er-capitalism/

Shock Doctrine: The Rise Of Disaster Capitalism
https://youtube.com/watch?v=eHrEH5G90wo&feature=player_embedded

If this is for real it does not look good - and I have had a deep sick feeling in my gut the last couple of days -- I feel like I am in a vise grip.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=Ieu8UHlRxqo&feature=player_embedded

Here is a good site for quick info on this: http://enenews.com/

Currently -Japan is the worlds third largest economy; the entire world is going to feel the effects of this environmental catastrophe...

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Japan's government downgrades its outlook for growth

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The earthquake and tsunami caused widespread damage to Japan's north-east coast

The Japanese government has downgraded its assessment of the economy in the wake of the devastation caused by last month's earthquake and tsunami.

It said key areas of the economy, including industrial production and exports, would suffer.

It marks the first time in six months that the government has downgraded its assessment.

On Monday, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) cut its forecast for Japanese growth.

"The economy is showing weakness recently due to the influence of the Great East Japan earthquake," the Japanese government said in its monthly economic report.

Downward direction

The damage caused to the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant has seen a shortfall of power supplies in Japan.

That has resulted in rolling blackouts, affecting production at some of the country's biggest companies.

The government has warned of the negative impact of the power shortage.

It has cut its assessment of the country's exports, saying shipments may decline as manufacturers battle to get their production lines back to full capacity.

The Japanese economy had already been struggling to come out of the global financial crisis before the earthquake and tsunami hit its north-east coast.

Analysts say the twin natural disasters have set back that recovery process even further.

"The condition of the economy is no longer flat or at a standstill, but rather the direction is downward," said Shigeru Sugihara, director of macroeconomic analysts at the cabinet office.

Nuclear crisis

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A month after the quake, engineers are still trying to stop Fukushima's reactors from overheating


Japan's problems have been made worse by the uncertainty surrounding the developments at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant.

On Tuesday, Japan's Nuclear and Industrial Safety Agency raised the severity of the crisis at the plant to level 7.

This level was previously applied to the 1986 Chernobyl disaster in Ukraine.

The move prompted fears that the situation at the Japanese plant may be worsening.

However, Japan's prime minister Naoto Kan has allayed those fears.

"Step by step, the reactors in the Fukushima Daiichi power plant are moving toward stability." Mr Kan said.

"People should not fall into an extreme self-restraint mood. They should live life as normal," he added.

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Source;
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-13058743

An update from Arnie Gundersen

http://vimeo.com/22352930

http://vimeo.com/22352930

More Berkley reports ...

http://www.nuc.berkeley.edu/node/2525

This was just sent to me; it is a very tragic and sad reality to this catastrophe...

Note this video might be difficult to watch for some here.

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"Earlier this April we made our way to Fukushima to do some investigative reporting of the current conditions in the five- to ten-kilometer area around the Fukushima Dai-ichi Nuclear Power Plant. This is the first in a series of articles where we will report our findings from our time on the ground in Fukushima.

The location for our first story is a ranch in Namie, a town located 10 kilometers from the nuclear plant. Here, instead of the lively sounds of farmers going about their daily work, the air is filled with the desperate cries of abandoned cattle. Going to the barn to investigate, we found that over half the cattle in every pen were dead, and the rest were letting out heartbreaking cries for help as they stood among the corpses.


As of April 11th this ranch falls within the 20 kilometer evacuation zone enacted by the Japanese government, and is considered to be at risk of reaching radioactive levels significantly higher than those of other areas. As a result, the owner and staff of the ranch have all taken refuge elsewhere, leaving no one to provide the cattle food and water.

We can therefore presume that the cattle are dying of thirst and starvation, though the precise cause of the deaths has yet to be determined.

Normally, the cattle are able to use their nose to push a pedal that releases water at a drinking hole in the barn. However, no water came out when we tried for ourselves, suggesting that the water supply has been stopped.

By coincidence, we ran into some residents of Namie who knew of the situation and had prepared water and a little feed for the cows. However, they said they were only on their way to gather belongings from their home to prepare for evacuation, and that they would be leaving the town within the day.

At this rate, the remaining cows will most likely die within a few days unless someone can come to give them food and water regularly—even so, it is unclear when it will be safe for residents of Namie to return to their homes.

We can understand why the staff, fearing radiation poisoning, would flee and feel it unsafe to come back to tend to their cattle. We have no intentions of blaming the farmers, and understand that people must give priority to their own safety. Still, the sight of these abandoned animals was all too tragic.

Even now, the starving cattle can only wait for whichever comes to greet them first: the humans that abandoned them, or death."

https://youtube.com/watch?v=eVAorP4J5L4&feature=uploademail
https://youtube.com/watch?v=eVAor...re=uploademail

i believe it is important to try and balance all the energies that are swirling around us now;
i hope this post might help do this in regards to my previous post.

Pet rescuers brave Fukushima danger zone
From Kyung Lah and Whitney Hurst, CNN
April 14, 2011 6:19 a.m. EDT
http://www.cnn.com/2011/WORLD/asiapc...ex.html?hpt=C1

"Dr. Michio Kaku, Theoretical Physicist: Fukishima Daiichi Nuclear Facility is a "Ticking Time Bomb"

The Japanese government is trying to calm fears about radiation levels and food safety in the region around the heavily damaged Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power facility, even as it has raised the severity rating of the crisis to the highest possible level. "Radiation is continuing to leak out of the reactors, the situation is not stable at all," says Dr. Michio Kaku, professor of theoretical physics at the City University Of New York and the City College of New York, in an interview on Democracy Now! April 13. "The slightest disturbance could set off a full scale melt down at three nuclear power stations—far beyond what we saw at Chernobyl."

https://youtube.com/watch?v=wrxKqLeZYD0
https://youtube.com/watch?v=wrxKqLeZYD0

Quote:

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Posted by Etherios

More Berkley reports ...

http://www.nuc.berkeley.edu/node/2525

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very important to note...

4/6/2011 20:00 0.26 7.5 ± 0.9 (149) less than MDA 4.7 ± 0.5 (556) 4.9 ± 0.7 (752) less than MDA data

4/11/2011 07:30 0.51 2.0 ± 0.4 (553) less than MDA 1.72 ± 0.18 (1500) 2.0 ± 0.3 (1890) less than MDA data

on the 11th readings went down on grass since the 6th by 2/3...

In fairness to those living through this nightmare...

Don't let the title of this story confuse you...it is very telling of the pain and suffering these beautiful people are undergoing daily...

Lucky lottery winners in Japan get 5-star treatment


http://media.washtimes.com/media/ima...3ad817f4ac6036
A statue of Buddha is seen in the city cemetery in the area devastated by the Match 11 earthquake and tsunami in the town of Rikuzentakata, Iwate Prefecture, Japan, Thursday, April 14, 2011.


TOKYO — After a month of misfortune, Miwako Ikema finally had some luck.

Out of 700 applicants, she and about 100 others who fled homes near the stricken nuclear power plant in northeast Japan won one of the many lotteries that decide who gets a proper room and who gets left in cold, crowded evacuation centers.

Her prize: private accommodations in the five-star Akasaka Prince Hotel, courtesy of the Tokyo city government.

“We couldn’t really sleep before,” Mrs. Ikema said in an interview, referring to her stays in a series of shelters.

“There were so many crying babies, and people moving around and talking all night. We are lucky to stay here, at least for now. But I want to go home as soon as it is safe to do so.”

In the posh lobby of the Akasaka Prince, not all lottery winners were happy. Farmers who have lived their whole lives on ancestral lands in rural Fukushima now wandered around seemingly disoriented and homesick.

“This is nice, but I don’t really want to be here,” said Yutaka Takahashi, 63, a rice farmer from Nakoso village near the Fukushima nuclear power plant. “I was also growing strawberries, garlic and corn. I need to get back and water my crops.”

Mrs. Ikema and her teen-age daughter share a room on the 17th floor. Her room has a television, hot running water and a view of the Tokyo expressway.

The Tokyo government also provides them with free cafeteria meals, and volunteers help them find information about schools and job centers.

In another lottery, about 100 survivors — out of 1,160 applicants — moved this week into 36 well-equipped temporary units outside an evacuation shelter at a junior high school aboveRikuzen-Takata in northeastern Japan.

Hiroshi Kameyama, mayor of the town of Ishinomaki, told reporters last week that in another lottery 3,145 households applied for 137 temporary homes under construction. Small numbers of temporary shelters are also under construction in other areas of Iwate, Miyagi and Fukushima provinces, all areas devastated by the March 11 earthquake and tsunami.

More than a month after the disaster, the Japanese government is only now starting to put together a supplementary budget of $6 billion to build about 70,000 temporary homes for an estimated 200,000 survivors living in shelters, plus large numbers of evacuees staying with friends or relatives.

At the Akasaka hotel, Mrs. Ikema talked of the stress of trying to rebuild their lives. Many of the 70,000 residents of her town of Minami-Soma have been relocated throughout Japan.

Her neighbors who survived a tsunami that obliterated nearly everything in the city for 6 miles have not been able to return to look for missing relatives amid untouched debris of wrecked cars and demolished buildings.

“I want to go back to get things,” said Mrs. Ikema, who fled by automobile, with only three changes of clothing, after a second explosion at the nuclear plant, about 15 miles south of her home.

“People who still have homes intact there want to go back. Some of our husbands are working there to make money we need to survive. But nobody wants to take their kids near there. It’s too dangerous, especially if it rains.”

Still, more than half of the city’s residents have left, and many of them are now staying at the Akasaka Prince Hotel.

Mrs. Ikema said she is afraid it might be months, even years, before she will ever see Minami-Soma again. She is also suspicious of the information from the government.

“Nobody believes the news,” she said. “We wonder what truth they are hiding.”

Source;
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/...=all#pagebreak

This is very concerning news.. i sense it's best to take this in - and then just let it all go....

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Saturday, April 15, 2011


Fuel rod fragments at bottom of vessels
No meltdown risk if cooling efforts continue


By KANAKO TAKAHARA
Staff writer

Melted fuel rod fragments have sunk to the bottoms of three reactors at the Fukushima No. 1 power plant and could theoretically burn through the pressure vessels if emergency water-pumping operations are seriously disrupted, the Atomic Energy Society of Japan said Friday.

If too many of the melted fuel fragments puddle at the bottom, they can generate enough concentrated heat to bore a hole in the pressure vessel, which would result in a massive radioactive release to the environment..

"It will take at least two or three months ... until the situation of fuel rods is stabilized" said Takashi Sawada, vice chairman of the nuclear body.

The fuel rods are being cooled by tons of water that is being manually injected into the reactors and their spent-fuel pools by truck. But if those operations are interrupted for two or three days by an aftershock or other unforeseen event, the reactors' cores will again be at risk of melting down further, he said.

The nuclear safety committee, consisting of nuclear engineers and academics, compiled the analysis based on the data disclosed by Tokyo Electric Power Co. and the Nuclear and Industrial Safety Agency, the government's nuclear watchdog. Earlier reports quoting experts giving the same explanation have been circulating in western media for a week.

The fuel rods in reactors 1, 2 and 3 are heavily damaged. Pieces of the rods melted into fragments about 1 cm wide or smaller and drifted to the bottom of the pressure vessels, the committee said.

The fuel rods in reactors 1 and 2 still seem to be partially exposed, but the entire fuel assembly at reactor 3 is believed to be safely submerged, it said.

Meanwhile, radioactive substances have been detected in groundwater and soil on the plant's premises, giving Tepco even more problems..

Tepco said Thursday night that the concentration of radioactive materials detected in groundwater extracted near the turbine buildings of reactors 1 and 2 jumped 17-fold in a week.

Radioactive iodine-131 was 610 becquerels per cubic centimeter, 17 times the amount detected April 6, while cesium-134 was 7.9 becquerels, eight times the amount detected previously. Normally none would be detected.

Tepco said toxic water may be seeping from the nearby reactor 2 turbine building, which is filled with high-level radioactive water. The utility will increase its inspections from once to three times a week.

Tepco also said it detected a small amount of plutonium at two locations 500 meters from the No. 1 reactor. Some 0.16 becquerels per kg and 0.12 becquerels per kg of plutonium-238 were detected in soil collected between March 31 to April 4.

The amount is the same level as those normally detected, Tepco said, suggesting there is no immediate health risk.

The earth also contains radioactive substances that have been falling from the sky since the United States, Russia and other nuclear states carried out atmospheric atomic tests in past decades.

As for the storage pool for spent fuel rods in reactor 4, radioactive iodine and cesium were detected in a water sample extracted Tuesday, but the amount indicated damage to the rods was "not big," NISA said.

According to the results, 220 becquerels per cubic cm of radioactive iodine-131, 88 becquerels of cesium-134 and 93 becquerels of cesium-137 were detected, Tepco said.

On Friday, workers continued efforts to bring the reactors under control and stop radioactive leaks, injecting more nitrogen gas into the No. 1 reactor.

Melted fuel rod fragments have sunk to the bottoms of three reactors at the Fukushima No. 1 power plant and could theoretically burn through the pressure vessels if emergency water-pumping operations are seriously disrupted, the Atomic Energy Society of Japan said Friday.


http://search.japantimes.co.jp/cgi-b...0110416a1.html

Japan nuclear firm aims to end crisis within nine months

Tepco reveals two-stage process to bring Fukushima plant under control but declines to say when evacuees can return home


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Chair of Japan nuclear operator Tepco, Tsunehisa Katsumata, announces the 'cold shutdown' roadmap


Justin McCurry in Tokyo
Sunday 17 April 2011

The company at the centre of Japan's nuclear crisis says it hopes to bring the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant under control in six to nine months, but cannot say when tens of thousands of people forced to evacuate the area will be able to return home.

In the first indication of how long it will take to stabilise the plant, the Tokyo Electric Power Company [Tepco] revealed on Sunday a two-stage process it hopes will end with the safe "cold shutdown" of the stricken reactors.

Tepco's announcement came as the US secretary of state, Hillary Clinton, arrived in Tokyo to pledge Washington's support for Japan as it recovers from the worst disaster in its postwar history.

"Economically, diplomatically and in so many other ways, Japan is indispensable to global problem-solving," she said. "We are very confident that Japan will recover and will be a very strong economic and global player for years and decades to come."

Clinton pledged steadfast support for Japan in the face of "a multidimensional crisis of unprecedented scope".

Japan and the US announced the creation of a public-private partnership to spearhead reconstruction. "We wish to enhance co-operation between Japan and American businesses," Clinton said.

Tepco officials say the two most urgent tasks are to prevent hydrogen explosions at three of the six reactors, and to secure storage for tens of thousands of tonnes of contaminated water in the turbine buildings.

The firm has been pumping low-level radioactive water into the sea, angering neighbouring China and South Korea.

It says it needs three months to achieve a steady reduction in radiation, and another three to six months to bring levels firmly under control.

"We will do our utmost to curb the release of radioactive materials by achieving a stable cooling state at the reactors and spent fuel pools," Tepco's chairman, Tsunehisa Katsumata, told reporters.

"The company has been doing its utmost to prevent a worsening of the situation. We have put together a roadmap and will put all our efforts into achieving these goals."

The prime minister, Naoto Kan, welcomed Tepco's roadmap as "a small step forward". Earlier, he said in a newspaper editorial that last month's natural disasters and the nuclear crisis presented Japan with "a precious window of opportunity to secure the 'rebirth of Japan' ".

Tepco says plans to stabilise the plant are subject to "various uncertainties and risks", and cannot give a time frame for the return of evacuees.

The trade minister, Banri Kaieda, suggested some residents would be able to return as soon as the the plant was stabilised.

But Katsumata, who admitted he was considering resigning over the crisis, said only that he hopes people will be able to return "as early as possible".

Tepco is to monitor radiation levels in affected towns and villages once the plant is stabilised and liaise with the government about a possible lifting of the evacuation order.

Pressure has mounted on Tepco and the government to give evacuees an idea of when they might be able to return to their homes. At the weekend, Kan was quoted as suggesting they may have to wait up to 20 years. He later insisted he had been misquoted.

"We would like to present the facts to help the government make a judgment and provide an outlook on when evacuees can go home," Katsumata said.


Source;
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2011...is-nine-months

6 to 9 months? Chernobly, which was not near the mess this is took much longer.

We, as individuals are needing to get agressive in protecing ourselves. Please freely distribute the following information.

Updated 4/17/11 I am in the process of developing this following article for my blog but thought I would put it up here first... open for suggestions.. all the previous articles do not deal with dosages! most people are clueless on dosages... I hope for it to be more user friendly than the previous articles and my sources come from there as well as other places... please check back as I will be updating info again as I gather it.

Updates on this protocol will be made at the following link, not here:
https://projectavalon.net/forum4/show...577#post197577

This article is advice given for the detox of radiation. I have excluded sources and research. If you need to know that please proceed on your own. The article is designed to be a quick reference on applications of detox protocols for various forms of radiation.


1. Baking Soda – to protect kidneys by making the uranyl ion less toxic and it will promote the excretion of the uranium carbonate complex. Baking soda is used to clean uranium contaminated soil. Sodium bicarb binds to uranium. It is recommended by the US Army for radiation exposure.

Take orally:
One teaspoon in water in am and pm on an empty stomach.

If inhalation of radioactive materials is a concern the nebulization of baking soda and glutathione is essential. Mix is with sodium chloride water (normal saline) Just use the same equipment for nebulization as used for asthma treatments. Or any air blower or oxygen tank that can connect to a nebulizer. A nebulizer can be purchased from plasmafire.com along with a face mask for applications on children if you think you might need it. Dosages?

There is controversy as to whether Arm and Hammer baking soda is aluminum free. I suggest that you use Bob’s Baking Soda available from www.Iherb.com If you have or can get nothing else use Arm and Hammer, as radiation sickness is much more severe that the traces of aluminum you might receive, which can be detoxed later. My understanding is that baking soda in Europe is aluminum free but double check.

2. Magnesium baths (standard Epsom salts) with a bentonite clay added may be helpful to pull heavy metals out. Use up to one pound each. Bentonite clay is more palatable for oral administration than regular clay products which would be good for poultice or tub bath. Do not do detox baths more than once a day.



2. Lugols Iodine

If you have not been supplementing with Lugols iodine you will have to do a loading dose as most citizens of the US are iodine deficient. Below is the protocol. Excess iodine is readily eliminated from the kidneys. If you have thyroid issues and are on a thyroid hormone you will have to have your thyroid levels checked in 4 to 6 weeks as you likely will need your hormone dosages reduced. Do not fail to do this. If you have Hashimotos disease I strongly recommend that you follow the protocols of Dr Haskin’s from Salt Lake City. He has a book on Hashimoto’s Disease and how to correctly treat it available on www.amazon.com Do not take iodine until you have read this book if you have Hashimoto’s disease.

Lugols loading dose = 8 drops daily for 3 months
12.5mg is maintenance dose after that (2 drops)

15 mg is upper maximum daily dosage after you have completed the loading dose for safety in most cases. That being said I have dosed at 3 drops four to five times a week for 3 years and have done very well.

You can purchase Lugol’s Iodine from Eucador from one of the most reputable distributors I know. Purchase their 15% percent solution and cut it with water,,. 1/3 of the one ounce bottle with water added to make one ounce. This way you will have 3 one ounce bottles of 5% solution for about $15. If you prefer a 7% solution as many of the old time formulas recommend just make two one ounce bottles out of it.
http://www.herbhealers.com/store/other-supplemental-aids

If cancer should become an issue you will want to look into using baking soda as a treatment as well as some of these products offered by Herbalhealers.com



There are a lot of arguments on which kind of iodine to use. I have chosen Lugol’s iodine based on the research of Drs. Abraham, Flechas, Brownstein, the clinincal experience of Jonathan Wright and others. Edgar Cayce says to use Nascient Iodine. It is up to you. The following protocol is for Lugols iodine.
Remember radioactive iodine has an 8.5 day half life. In 85 days it will be just about nonexistent. Holding harvests for 30 to 60 days before consumption should be sufficient, but I am still unsure on this.. But remember, if there is radioactive iodine present are you sure the other elements like plutonium, cesium and uranium are not there?

Another issue regarding radio active iodine if it is found in your water supply. Authorities state that it is safe to shower in. I disagree. The skin is capable of absorbing many minerals topically, especially when the water temp is hot and your skin pours are open. Many conventional drugs are applied topically in cream forms due to the skins ability to absorb drugs without needing to go through the digestive system. If you must shower or wash at least use cold or very lukewarm water if you suspect radioactive materials in the water. Avoid it if you can.

4. Miso, temphe and sea kelp is very helpful in radioactive iodine protection. Due to the large amounts of these foods Japanese traditionally ate, they had far lower incidences of thyroid cancer than anticipated after the WWII bombing of Japan. Eating a combination of brown rice, seaweed and miso regularly will be helpful. If radiation exposure continues for a long time and sea water comes into question you will have to carefully examine your sources of kelp. The fiber in brown rice will help keep the digestive system moving radiation out. So will buckwheat and flax seed. It is not a good time to get constipated.

Miso soup should be taken daily. Do not boil miso. It is a living food. Have your water under 115 degrees when you mix it up

5. Glutatione – purchase and use Jarrow Whey daily. Eat Lots of broccoli and cauliflower to stimulate glutathione pathways. If exposure is severe IV administration of glutathione with vitamin c and baking soda may be provided by some MDs and some Naturopathic physicians. It may be good to store Jarrow Whey if the meat supply becomes contaminated and you have been relying on meat for your protein source and if you think you are someone who requires above average levels of protein. A combination of beans and rice also provides complete protein complexes, but whey will boost the glutathione system.
Whey: http://www.iherb.com/Search?kw=jarrow+whey


6. Herbs/plant medicine Cilantro will move heavy metals out of the body into the intestines. Purchase cilantro tincture. East fresh cilanto if you can get it also.. best to stock tincture ahead of time.
Then Use Chlorella to bind the metals in the intestines it and carry it out via the stool. Spirulina is helpful too. If the metal ions are not bound and carried out they tend to be reabsorbed.
Dosages on these will be at least 1000mg daily for chlorella. For spirulina follow package instructions.. If you think you have been seriously dosed with radiation you must consider doubling and tripling all dosages. It must become your daily task with focus.

Other herbs: Aloe Vera internally and topically, cucurmin and ginko biloba orally.
Burdock root and dandelion and milk thistle to stimulate detox of the liver. They are all anti cancer adjunctive herbs.

I have been using Pine Bark Extract for a number of years. It is a powerful anti-oxidant
And I would not leave it out of any regimen. Reverstatrol is another consideration.
Remember, if you are bombarded with radiation, your body, in its developing disease processes will respond with an abundance of free radicals that need to be contended with.
Please see my article on Protandim at:
http://www.healthsalon.org/504/prota...e-aging-clock/

Change your drinking habits to green or white tea, 2 to 6 cups a day.

7. Supplements

R -Alpha lipoic Acid 600mg with 500mg L Carnatine
If radiation exposure is severe double or triple the dosage. The above is a standard daily dosage for detox of free radicals.


Vitamin D3 is essential and should be supplemented with or without radiation exposure.
If you never have supplemented before take 10,000 IU a day for 2 weeks, then reduce to 5,000 IU daily. It is not yet known if D3 in higher dosages will be helpful for radiation contamination. Search my archives for my D3 article for further information. Radioactive Strontium will deplete vitamin D.
The best product I have found is Biotec 3. found at a good price at
www.vitalady.com Her own brand is the same product with her lable, a little less expensive.


Vitamin C - Mega dosages of vitamin c will help to maintain internal metabolic stability. There is now a way to make oral administrations of vitamin c at home that will equal in effectiveness IV administration. Also, in pill form, liposomal C is better utilized and you can reach IV levels orally.. www.Livonlabs.com is one source, but you can make your own. You can also purchase it at iherb for a better price:
http://www.iherb.com/LivOn-Laboratories-Lypo-Spheric-Vitamin-C-30-Packets-0-2-fl-oz-5-7-ml-Each/25231?at=0

This site will teach you how to make homemade Lipsomal Vitamin C that is as bioactive as IV vitamin c.
http://www.pdazzler.com/archives/62

If you are using oral ascorbic acid learn about administration to bowel tolerance.
go here and put bowel tolerance in their search bar. www.vitamincfoundation.org


B complex, to protect the nervous system, which includes all the complex. If dosage is severe consider a B12 injection daily or weekly. If you do a daily injection 1000mcg is required as commonly found in the USA. Request a methylcabalomin form of the vitamin. It may have to be special ordered. Some B12 injections contain other B vitamins such as found in Bedoyecta Tri (10,000 mcg B12, B1 100mg, B6 50mg) which is available in Mexico over the counter. Note the high dosage of B12? This is considered a routine dosage in Mexico. One injection per week.
B12 injections are especially important if you use antacid proton pump inhibitor drugs or have reflux disease in general.

Strontium supplements, one tablet a day of recommended dosage. If you are likely being subjected to radioactive strontium 90 you need to supplement with strontium. Strontium is a mineral that is a component of strong bones and is present in all bone material. If you are deficient in strontium intake your receptor sites will pick up strontium 90 in bone receptor sites and it can cause bone cancer.

Selenium 200mcg a day, should be taken by most people daily anyway to help prevent cancer and it should be taken if you are supplementing with iodine.

Gamma Tocotrienol form of vitamin E complex

8. Highlands Bioplama Cell Salts daily from Iherb

9. Infection: If infection occurs and because radiation can so deplete and damage the immune system some people may end up fighting infections also I recommend all the nutrients above as well as the following to contend with infection. Also avoid sugars, and white flour products as these stress the immune system


Colloidal Silver…
MMS - see www.jimhumble.biz for application instructions
Beta Glucans… I have been very impressed on the ability of this product to activate the immune response system in a balanced way. Solar or NOW I have had experience with and brand are effective. If you can afford it Transfer factor is the Cadillac of products.
Manuka honey for topical infections, abscesse

10. Have rain gear available. Avoid going out in the rain. Cover all body parts. When you return home wash the exterior of your rain gear off. Take a shower if you got wet from the rain.
Rinse your shower out. Dont track into the house. Place newspapers down if necessary.

11. Practice Ti Chi or Q Gong to open your meridians, dissolve blockages, and fortify your immune system.

12. Educate Yourself Further: Dr Loret is a geo-physist and a peace activist as well as a Quaker. She has worked at Livermore Labs and Los Alamos. She is called to counsel on numerous nulcear projects and meetings. I suggest that you view this video with your partner... its a lot to handle alone, but none the less, the information must get out there.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=Be0ow...layer_embedded


For further information and other detailed detox info download this free manual www.radiationdetox.com



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thanks for that... <Arrow> my Friend :thumb:

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Smoke Rising From Fukushima Again

Photo From TEPCO Site Cam
http://www.tepco.co.jp/nu/f1-np/camera/index-j.html

Remote-controlled robots have detected high levels of radiation inside the reactor buildings at the damaged Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant.

The plant operator, Tokyo Electric Power Company, on Monday released radiation data and photos taken by the US-made robots. The company conducted the survey using the robots on Sunday and Monday.

This is the first time the situation inside the buildings has been made public since the March 11th disaster triggered a series of nuclear accidents. Workers have been unable to approach the buildings due to high radiation levels.
TEPCO said the robots surveyed the first floor of the No.1 reactor for about 50 minutes and detected maximum radiation readings of 49 millisieverts per hour.
A person staying in such an environment for 5 hours would be exposed to 250 millisierverts of radiation -- the legal limit for nuclear workers in emergency situations.

The survey inside the No. 3 reactor lasted for about 2 hours, but the plant operator says the robots had difficulty moving around because of the debris. The maximum radiation reading was 57 millisieverts per hour.

The power company says it hopes to find locations where workers can go to carry out decontamination tasks so it can implement its schedule for bringing the troubled plant under control.

On Sunday, the utility presented a schedule for cooling down the reactors and significantly reducing radiation leaks within 6 to 9 months.

Monday, April 18, 2011 18:58 +0900 (JST)

video here;
http://www3.nhk.or.jp/daily/english/18_27.html