Japan confirms explosion, leakage at Fukushima plant (Hoax?)

[Kumonitori]

As far as I know, (right now, living in JAPAN) there is absolutely no news, on TV, on the internet, or twitter about any explosion at the Fukushima Dai Ichi fuel pool. There would be much more panic and Twitter frenzy if any such event had occurred.
BUT, nonetheless, I still wish people were more conscious about the contaminated food after 3.11 which has spread all over Japan, not only the meat, veggies, and fruits, but the staple diet of rice with the "mixed blend rice" (mixing contaminated rice with non-contaminated rice so that it can pass the radiation safety levels: considered illegal in other countries). It's really unfortunate that as time passes, people tend to forget, and I think that is what the gov't assumed would eventually happen. What is it that will keep the people aware, true, alert and sharp? Do they not value "life" anymore, not just their own but even their future generations to come?

[RMorgan]

Posted by Kumonitori (here)
As far as I know, (right now, living in JAPAN) there is absolutely no news, on TV, on the internet, or twitter about any explosion at the Fukushima Dai Ichi fuel pool. There would be much more panic and Twitter frenzy if any such event had occurred.
BUT, nonetheless, I still wish people were more conscious about the contaminated food after 3.11 which has spread all over Japan, not only the meat, veggies, and fruits, but the staple diet of rice with the "mixed blend rice" (mixing contaminated rice with non-contaminated rice so that it can pass the radiation safety levels: considered illegal in other countries). It's really unfortunate that as time passes, people tend to forget, and I think that is what the gov't assumed would eventually happen. What is it that will keep the people aware, true, alert and sharp? Do they not value "life" anymore, not just their own but even their future generations to come?

Hey mate,

It´s good to know you´re (relatively) fine there.

Honestly, I don´t know how the Japanese can remain so calm and ignorant about Fukushima, while it clearly is a time-bomb.

Is everyone in denial? Radiation´s invisibility makes it easier to ignore? I guess so.

It´s just a matter of time until another earthquake hits the region and finish the job destroying the power-plant. I hope someone finds a way to fix it in time, otherwise, it will be one of the worse disasters ever witnessed by the human race.

By the way, Dutch has made a complete detailed blog post debunking this new Fukushima hoax:

http://sincedutch.wordpress.com/2012...rtribenetwork/

It shows how easy it is to spread a lie on the web and how gullible most people are to believe something just because some youtube videos and published articles on some websites and forums.

Raf.

[donk]

(after reading dutch post plus seeing no real news on this) Can we take the question mark off yet?

[avid]

Good friend going to Fukushima Daiichi in November - a revered nuclear safety expert. He wouldn't go unless it was reasonably safe!
All this hype - however, there are severe localised problems to be resolved. I cannot provide more info on this for obvious reasons, but I can vouch that it is true if anything negative happens later (hopefully not). Pray for our teams going abroad to try to resolve these dreadful issues....

PropheticSeer/aka Cybertribenetwork is a disinfo plant, trying to discredit honest researchers. He is a zionist puppet...?
Avoid - and pray for our scientists trying to dowse this horrendous mess - brought on by...???? I am sickened by the whole thing....

[Snoweagle]

My goodness, this waiting to die is killing me.

[Praxis]

I just came across this article http://www.newscientist.com/article/...hima-fish.html

It talks about the levels of Caesium in fish is still extremely high.

Then some reading here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caesium puts that into perspective. It is the highest at the bottom of the ocean. This is incompatible, at least from what little I know about chemistry, and caesium. The article on the substance says " The high water solubility is a disadvantage which makes it incompatible with irradiation of food and medical devices" Shouldnt this mean that it would dissolve into the water and spread not accumulate on the bottom of the ocean?

THe article talks about being pushed into the ocean via rivers where it settles to be eaten by bottom dwellers. This seems incompatible, but maybe someone with a chemistry understanding can enlighten me to my mistake.

"With the commencement of nuclear testing around 1945, and continuing through the mid-1980s, caesium-137 was released into the atmosphere, where it is absorbed readily into solution. Known year-to-year variation within that period allows correlation with soil and sediment layers. Caesium-134, and to a lesser extent caesium-135, have also been used in hydrology as a measure of caesium output by the nuclear power industry" (wiki) which is interesting.