Tokyo soil samples so radioactive

[Simbi Laveau]

http://enenews.com/gundersen-tokyo-soil-hot-be-shipped-radioactive-dump

Tokyo soil samples have radioactivity off the charts . If soil like this was found at the scene of a nuclear accident,it would be hauled off to a nuclear waste dump .

I'm hearing rumors,they are exporting food to the USA ,that is too radioactive by their standards ,but not ours.

I have to confirm this however. Not sure if its completely true .

[+and-then]

http://enenews.com/g...adioactive-dump

Tokyo soil samples have radioactivity off the charts . If soil like this was found at the scene of a nuclear accident,it would be hauled off to a nuclear waste dump .

I'm hearing rumors,they are exporting food to the USA ,that is too radioactive by their standards ,but not ours.

I have to confirm this however. Not sure if its completely true .

I wonder about the sea next to the accident site. I wonder how far out one has to go to find normal background radiation levels.

[Simbi Laveau]

I wonder about the sea next to the accident site. I wonder how far out one has to go to find normal background radiation levels.

Well ,friends of mine are admonishing me,theyve had their thyroids checked ,and they're fine . They all live in Tokyo ,but I think they're trying to be optimistic.

I would guess the water levels are way out ,but they won't say anything ,unless someone tests independantly ,like this guy did .

[Simbi Laveau]

Here's the food info :

US is importing food from Japan that’s considered unfit to eat there

Shelby Lynne: Up Close and Personal

Americans are the NUCLEAR DUMP for the world...which includes your stomach.

We learn that Japan is selling the contaminated foods to their dear friends in the USA. Once again, Americans are paying for the privilege of recycling waste products through their bodies. IS THAT EVIL? Yep.

At 4:30 in the video -

Kevin Kamps, Beyond Nuclear (former radioactive waste specialist at NIRS): The regulations in the US are worse than the regulations in Japan in terms of radioactive contamination [...]

The difference between Japan and the United States is kind of startling. In Japan, at this point the permissible level of radioactivity in food is 100 becquerels per kilogram [...] In the United States the permissible level is 1,200. So Japan’s limits are 12 times stronger than ours.

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