We are being blasted w/ radiation and not being told

[nearing]

While we hope and pray that reactor #4 stays intact and the area doesn't experience an earthquake of a magnitude bigger than or equal to 7, Fukushima is releasing ENORMOUS amounts of radioactive particles being carried on the jet stream.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=SEavDIUOpoo

[nenosema]

is anyone else experiencing white out weather ?

[Sidney]

Posted by nenosema (here)
is anyone else experiencing white out weather ?

Could you elaborate? Not sure what you mean by white-out.

[nearing]

Posted by nenosema (here)
is anyone else experiencing white out weather ?

White out weather? As in stormy or overcast?

[nenosema]

its been nothing but 'stormy' overcast days out for a couple of months here if not more,
with some really nice days that just come out of nowhere inbetween.

This whole year though the weather has been acting strangely, probably longer.
i'm not sure what is up with it, or if it relates, looking outside it gives me a chilly feeling..

[nearing]

Posted by nenosema (here)
its been nothing but 'stormy' overcast days out for a couple of months here if not more,
with some really nice days that just come out of nowhere inbetween.

This whole year though the weather has been acting strangely, probably longer.
i'm not sure what is up with it, or if it relates, looking outside it gives me a chilly feeling..

I am curious as to where in the world you live and what is the usual climate there?

[nenosema]

I am here in Northeastern us,
the climate here has changed alot.

I mean its inevitable to notice some differences due to weather interference, chem trails, reflection, not to mention what's been in the atmosphere building up for years.

we usually have cold winters, deep snow. this year, nada hardly a real snow fall.
usually there are summer storms, lots of them, it being only may i'm not going make a formal complaint, i just miss the weather and i hope it comes through.
but these days that it is noting but white in the sky, not even a break to see the blue, no definition of clouds. its the most unnatural looking fog i've seen.

There are still those good days don't get me wrong. But if there were something up with fukushima what would it look like to us coming here?
what about Ukraine and other places where there have been accidents before - what might this look like for us, earth, Canada looks -from this- like its getting the most of it. what does canada have to say? i wonder..

I'm sorry, i was only wondering if anyone else was experiencing the cloud cover looking unsettling at times.

[nearing]

Interesting. Where I am in the SW US, it's very very windy lately which the locals say is unusual but the skies are pretty clear and sunny which is normal. Overcast would be highly unusual.

I haven't ever lived where you are but it does seem that by May you would have clear skies.

btw, with this radiation, one should stay out of any rain or other precipitation.

[WhiteFeather]

Cloudy and Overcast Here In The East (NYC) As Well. Much Rain as of late.

[TargeT]

Still no where near any dangerous levels of radiation on the alaska coast, which there should be if this were true.... radiation is not bad for you, toxicity is all about quantity... too much water will kill you, too much radiation will kill you, just enough water makes you healthy, just enough radiation.....

Are We Under-exposed to Radiation?

Michael Arnold Glueck, M.D., and Robert J. Cihak, M.D., The Medicine Men
Wednesday, July 11, 2007

Everyone's aware of overexposure to radiation, but can someone be underexposed?

In a word, yes. A radiation shortage afflicts most of the human race. In his well-documented and entertaining book "Under-Exposed: What If Radiation Is Actually Good for You?" engineer Ed Hiserodt accurately describes this pandemic.

In round numbers, Americans absorb an average of about 0.3 rads worth of "background" radiation every year from entirely natural sources such as cosmic rays and the naturally occurring potassium-40 in our bodies. For clarification, a rad is one measure or absorbed radiation, and in humans is essentially the same as a rem, a centisievert (cSv) or a centiGray (cGy) so I'll just use rads to minimize further confusion.

Governments and the media almost routinely overreact to the word "radiation." For example, during the Chernobyl nuclear reactor accident in the former Soviet Union, the Soviet Army evacuated people from their homes if the radiation level exceeded a rate equivalent to 0.5 rads per year. Yet if that level triggered evacuation elsewhere, Grand Central Terminal in New York City would be closed because of its 0.525 rads radiation level.

Traveling to or living on the Colorado plateau, at 0.6 rads, would be illegal. Kerala, India, (1.3 rads) would be a ghost town. And, the popular Guarapari Beach in Brazil, at over 26 rads, would be off-limits to sunbathers and swimmers alike.

The response to Three Mile Island nuclear power reactor accident is another example. The miniscule amount of radiation from the accident itself injured no one. Scary media and political hype did cause one person to die in an auto accident while fleeing from the area.

The discredited linear no-threshold hypothesis (LNT) of radiation interaction with living things causes some of this overreaction to radiation. According to this hypothesis, ionizing radiation causes irreparable damage to cells every time a single radiation event occurs in living beings; over time, this damage would add up and cause cancer and other problems.

Story Continues Below

http://archive.newsmax.com/archives/...0/161101.shtml

if you are unwilling to even consider this as a posibility you need to examine your thought proccess for possibly being trapped in a fear construct.

avoid black and white, the shades of gray are really what makes up the world.

[Moz]

Nearing,

Thanks for the post and keep up the spirit!!!!!
My most sincere thanks to you and the ones that help you in this as well.

a great Hug,
Moz

[ghostrider]

we've had white out for two days, and windy 25-30 mph gusts. un-seasonably humid for may.

[donk]

neno--I am in the area, and agree completely, it has been odd here for some time now in my little slice of the East Coast sprawl...

[Earth Angel]

well I am in Southern Ontario, and it is quite windy today. The skies have been whited over quite a bit too.........the past 10 days that they have predicted rain several times but we didn't get it.......so far this spring has been warm then snow warm then cold warm then warmer!! very unusual temps for the time of year and also a very mild winter with far less snow than usual. Leavesn flowers etc. bursting forth much sooner than usual

[Snowbird]

Why am seeing dates of one year ago this month, 2011, in the vid in the OP?

[nearing]

Because I didn't? Dang it!

[Arrowwind]

what is that zardos website address? and those charts hes showing are from last year

[nearing]

Posted by Arrowwind (here)
what is that zardos website address? and those charts hes showing are from last year

One of these?

http://zardoz.nilu.no/

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zardoz

[The Truth Is In There]

i don't think telling people improves the situation. a lot of damage is done through what people create in their minds (and subsequently in "reality"). we all know that a state of permanent fear is detrimental to health, so it may be better if the general population remains oblivious of a situation that cannot be changed anyway.

[Operator]

Posted by nearing (here)
Fukushima is releasing ENORMOUS amounts of radioactive particles being carried on the jet stream.

Hi All,

I think it is justified to have worries over Fukushima ...
But when I looked closer to the video I noticed this was data from May 2011. When I double checked I saw the
video was posted one year ago. So, again worries are probably justified but the presented data is not recent/accurate.
(it could even be worse too).