Think about it folks.
1: You can go to Mercury Nevada or the trinity site for tours.
2: Do a google search for pictures of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 2015.
3: Chernobyl is having animal die offs due to OVERPOPULATION because humans left the area.
Now someone tell me that Fuku was or is going to end life on a continent.
Never heard that Fuku was going to end life on a continent. What I heard as medical problems like those suffered by Chernobyl victims and thyroid cancer and nose bleeds, exhaustion etc. do exist in Fuku - residents are not allowed to talk about it publicly so they try to get the word out secretively. Give it a year, and it will have leaked out more. Is it likely you can keep people living, breathing, eating, drinking food water air containing radioactive waste and stay healthy? Uh, no. Scientists reported illnesses and deaths from Chernobyl and the radiation industry pretends that all just didn’t happen, didn’t exist, no one was harmed. So now Japan has had its chernobyl and once again, the same chorus is insisting it didn’t happen, didn’t hurt anyone.
I’m sure everyone heard about the explosion of a trench containing “low level radioactive waste” about 100 miles from Las Vegas, right? Yesterday , news coverage included comments that residents were “flat out lied to” (told there was debris on a road, hence road closure when in fact it was radioactive debris ejected from a trench in an explosion Today - no mention of lying to residents - news stories nice and clean now! Of course.
http://www.lasvegasnow.com/news/cellphone-video-captures-us-ecology-explosion
I could just as easily claim that most of the actors in the John Wayne film - The Conqueror, died of cancer due to the film being shot in St George, Utah, downwind of atomic test sites in Nevada and be just as credible.
This is something I see more and more of on FR - an easy acceptance and repeat of anecdotal evidence as evidence of root cause and effect - it's embarrassing
“Now someone tell me that Fuku was or is going to end life on a continent.”
I never saw anyone claim that Fuku was or is going to end life on a continent. I’ve seen sociopathic nuke policy put forth by nuke apologists - those pro nukers often accuse anyone who wishes to discuss the epic levels of radioactive waste (fuku) being vented into the ocean and atmosphere of engaging mindless hysteria - all it takes is a comment like mine and suddenly accusations of “a continent is going to die” will falsely be attached to me. Sometimes nuke apologists post pictures of people panicking and yelling “oh noes” but that’s just propaganda. I’ve never, and will never, see the nuke industry accept any responsibility for what’s going in Fuku. Pro nuke “discourse” is just ridicule and nasty jokes.