It always amazes me how freepers do the “but it must not be too bad, people aren’t dying” and yet can’t seem to grasp that it wasn’t an atomic bomb, it’s a slow cancer death for crying out loud.
Most Freepers in denial about Fukushima also tend to ignore reports like this.
http://www.businessinsider.com/fukushima-children-have-abnormal-thyroid-growths-2012-7
CONFIRMED: 36 Percent Of Fukushima Kids Have Abnormal Thyroid Growths And Doctors Are In The Dark
Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/fukushima-children-have-abnormal-thyroid-growths-2012-7#ixzz21KyTLHSC
Wow, that’s over 34 thousand children they tested, and 36% of them have abnormal thyroid growths?!
I think it’s an intentional nuke industry tactic to tirelessly insist that no one died, no one died, no one died. The USSR really paved the way for that tactic by refusing to allow doctors to report deaths from radiation (the doctors had to attribute deaths to other causes) for the first 3 years following the explosion of the reactor. Oh the nuke industry knows that deaths and horrible, debilitating illnesses usually take time to develop - but they rely upon the ‘no one died’ meme to lull many sleep and then when deaths are reported, the nuke pimps claim those deaths were unrelated to radiation (hey people get cancer all the time!).
Brings to mind that old song “Take This Job and Shove It.” A job flipping burgers sounds pretty good about now.
Back in the spring, I spoke to a woman who was all excited about her husband being offered big time money to help with the clean up and a package for the family to go there. They were being told it was perfectly safe. My question was if it was so safe, then why were they having to bring in outsiders and throw money at them. It’s one thing if her husband felt this was his calling but it’s just crazy to take children into that situation.