Fukashima radiation threat to America

[7he4uthor]

How many ppl are aware that at least 3 nuclear experts [whistle-blowers] have stated publically

that western USA and Canada should have been evacuated due to extremely high radiation from Fukushima ?

or

That radiation on America's west coast has been higher that in Japan because thats the way the wind blows it ?

or

That 14,000 human deaths in USA [so far] are suspected from Fukushima ?

or

That over 600,000 [hundreds of tones] of spent plutonium mox fuel rods exploded in a ''nuclear explosion'' [not gas but like a nuke bomb]

being pulverized into particulate that drifted across to America ?

or

That the radiation wasnt a single release at the explosion ... it has only INCREASED since then as one reactor melts into the ground, the highest recorded radiation level was several months after the initial meltdown, Americans continue to be irradiated at levels 167 times Hiroshima [at the source] drifting across.

I spent about 500 hours documenting reports on this crisis ...

much of it is linked in my database here ----> http://www.7he7ruth.com/fukushima-a-global-crisis-data-base-t68-60.html

Edited January 9, 2012 by 7he4uthor

[+and-then]

Well they have devices that detect levels of radiation and I'm sure that our neighbors on the west coast, excitable group that they are, would have been screaming to the rafters if there was ANY threat to their lives, property or ESPECIALLY their rights. So I'm gonna wait to panic on this one. Seeya

[Verneph]

That 14,000 human deaths in USA [so far] are suspected from Fukushima ?

I'm pretty sure if the death toll was that high someone would have said something by now. Countries don't usually appreciate being irradiated. The USA and Canada are no exceptions. Chernobyl didn't even kill that many people, at least not so quickly (a lot more died due to cancer years later).

That over 600,000 [hundreds of tones] of spent plutonium mox fuel rods exploded in a ''nuclear explosion'' [not gas but like a nuke bomb]

being pulverized into particulate that drifted across to America ?

What? No. No, no, no. Nuclear reactors do not work that way. Besides, if the explosion was big enough to be the equivalent of a nuclear bomb I don't think there would be any plant left.

That the radiation wasnt a single release at the explosion ... it has only INCREASED since then as one reactor melts into the ground, the highest recorded radiation level was several months after the initial meltdown, Americans continue to be irradiated at levels 167 times Hiroshima [at the source] drifting across.

See, the idea of cleaning up a nuclear disaster usually involves stopping a reactor from melting. Which they did. A while ago.

The amount of radiation released from Fukashima has been estimated to be only about 1/10th of what Chernobyl released (Source)

One. Tenth.

Now granted that's still quite a bit of radioactivity, but the idea that the radioactivity has been high enough to cause 14,000 deaths on the opposite side of the largest ocean on the planet is ludicrous. If there was enough radiation to do that, I don't think Japan would have much of a nation left at this point. Plus, I would think the Pacific islands (and marine life for that matter) would be suffering far more if such an insane amount of radiation had been released.

But it wasn't.

[Yamato]

How many ppl are aware that at least 3 nuclear experts [whistle-blowers] have stated publically

that western USA and Canada should have been evacuated due to extremely high radiation from Fukushima ?

or

That radiation on America's west coast has been higher that in Japan because thats the way the wind blows it ?

or

That 14,000 human deaths in USA [so far] are suspected from Fukushima ?

or

That over 600,000 [hundreds of tones] of spent plutonium mox fuel rods exploded in a ''nuclear explosion'' [not gas but like a nuke bomb]

being pulverized into particulate that drifted across to America ?

or

That the radiation wasnt a single release at the explosion ... it has only INCREASED since then as one reactor melts into the ground, the highest recorded radiation level was several months after the initial meltdown, Americans continue to be irradiated at levels 167 times Hiroshima [at the source] drifting across.

I spent about 500 hours documenting reports on this crisis ...

much of it is linked in my database here ----> http://www.7he7ruth.com/fukushima-a-global-crisis-data-base-t68-60.html

It was spewing radiation out like a lit cherry on a cigarette. For instance, Xenon:

People get cancer every day and we're all running on a spectrum of risk for diseases. I'd be stunned if Japan's latest attack wasn't influential in quite a few new cases already. Or as they might call it, payback. I've spent a lot less time outdoors this year and I avoided rain like the plague all summer and autumn long.