Noted physicist agrees with heartbone

[silverheartbone]

Fukushima No. 2 reactor radiation level up to 73 sieverts per hour

[silverheartbone]

So he was right as well.

Yep, to entomb the muthafukkerrs was the ONLY sane option.

[silverheartbone]

It sure is taking the establishment shill "Matthew Shelley" a long time to come up with his usual ignorant retort from his cubicle there in his Uncle's basement in ol'Virginny.

edit: OOPS I typed five minutes too soon.
http://forums.silverseek.com/showthr...870#post223870
http://forums.silverseek.com/showthr...871#post223871

[silverheartbone]

I am on a mission here.

Folks kindly go back and closely examine this thread from beginning to end and look at the nature and quality of the contributions.

Thanks.

[silverheartbone]

Wall nearly 100 feet tall to be built underground at Fukushima Daiichi to prevent further spread of radioactive contamination — Construction begins tomorrow, ends June 2014 (PHOTOS)

[silverheartbone]

The most toxic bio accumulative material possible being dispersed
http://rense.gsradio.net:8080/rense/...ins_042312.mp3
instead of being mostly contained under a mountain surrounded by a zeolite moat.

We could have prevented this.
We should have prevented this.
Our leaders are pure shít.

[silverheartbone]

...in fact, there is a little thing called “Crimes Against Humanity,” usually reserved for the likes of evil dictators and lying degenerates who conduct mass murders.

The management of Tepco certainly qualifies for this designation, as well as certain government officials in Japan, Canada, the US, and Europe. The list keeps spreading like a nuke plant evacuation zone, enveloping not only government leaders but the groups and/or agencies below them.

You know, the ones created to “keep us safe.” In the US, the taxpayers fund these agencies and programs, buy their equipment (which they often end up giving to domestic law enforcement agencies when they get tired of it), and pay people to run it.

In fact, we also generously provide those people with top quality health care, dental, day care, travel, tuition reimbursement, vacation time and retirement. In some cases we continue many of these benefits for the rest of their lives after they work for one of these bureaucracies.

The corporate controlled mainstream media, which is supposed to report on important news that can affect our lives, also qualifies under the label just as Tepco does.

Their lack of attention to this is inexcusable. It is their job to investigate. This includes our beloved weather reporters, who should have been researching and reporting on the fallout and radiation levels in their forecasts, for the past 13 months (instead of a few concerned people on YouTube).

The research was already done for them by the Civil Defense in the 1960s...

I agree and there is more at the link.

[silverheartbone]

World Leader in Decommissioning Reactors: “There is no technology which may be directly applied” at Fukushima

Someone should direct that "World Leader" asshole to this thread.

[silverheartbone]

Of course that would assume that the kabbal actually ever wanted to fix this problem.

And speaking of gamma rays, in Arnie Gundersen’s recent interview with KGO Radio, he said in regards to spent fuel pool 4:

“Let’s assume that it didn’t fall, but went dry a hundred feet in the air, it would be a beacon, but instead of a beacon of light, it would be a beacon of radiation, and bathe the site in high levels of radiation. That’s not something that you want because it would make work on other units darn near impossible…The gamma rays, forget the particles that get caught in your lungs, but the gamma rays would go up and bounce off air molecules and come down as a shine of radiation over the site, and it would go right through those suits and the guys would be exposed from the ‘sky shine’ …”

[silverheartbone]

Nuclear Rain

My brain has been hijacked by Fuk-u-shi-ma
And I don't like-it-one-bit
Instead of sweet dreams
Full of brilliant new schemes
My head feels like throwing a fit

Rad-i-a-tion is raining
In places untold
Causing plants to mutate
And succumb to strange mold

Our poor pets declining
Their health in the tank
The people are dying
From illnesses rank

Fuk-u-shima is crying out
HELP US, OH PLEASE
Our governments' left us
To rot with disease

FUK-U-SHIMA, OH HELP US
They cry in their pain
Fuk-u-shima, the land of
The Nuclear rain

What-About-The-Kids
May 12, 2012 at 11:31 pm
http://enenews.com/forum-possible-fu...comment-247758