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How about these? Yeah they are from just one person, but, that’s all it takes to hurt a site.

More than 9,500 people unaccounted for in Minamisanriku, Japan

Sunday, March 13, 2011 9:41:47 AM · 159 of 159
macquire to DB

“Japanese by nature understate the situation.

If this is what they are publicly saying, it is worse.”

So they also lie to their people to make things appear better than they are. Ok, got that. Another reason not to send donations.

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More than 9,500 people unaccounted for in Minamisanriku, Japan
Saturday, March 12, 2011 11:13:52 PM · 150 of 159
macquire to okie01

A lot of veterans of battling Japan in the Pacific are smiling today...

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More than 9,500 people unaccounted for in Minamisanriku, Japan
Saturday, March 12, 2011 10:25:53 PM · 148 of 159
macquire to World Peace 2050

“The Japanese people are incredibly dignified, respectful and polite.”

Yes, the Japanese conducted a treacherous, but DIGNIFIED, sneak attack on America. They conducted atrocious, but RESPECTFUL, experiments on live captives. And of course the rape of Nankin was done in a violent, but POLITE, way...

Now would you like me to dwell on the other 950 years?

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More than 9,500 people unaccounted for in Minamisanriku, Japan
Saturday, March 12, 2011 10:00:49 AM · 47 of 159
macquire to Mmogamer

And if you wait until the end you will see that appears to be a massive covering of an area by the Tsunami turns out to be an encroachment of about a mile by a mile along a lowland. Not saying some people didn’t find themselves in the middle of it, but the city was very vacant of citizens already.

The furthest the Tsunami encroached was 6 miles and that is in the lowlands. You do know 99.9% of Japan was NOT flooded or damaged, right?

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More than 9,500 people unaccounted for in Minamisanriku, Japan
Saturday, March 12, 2011 9:12:21 AM · 3 of 159
macquire to cll

Here’s hoping things aren’t being exaggerated to flood the country with donated money, food, etc.

Wouldn’t be the first time.

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