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To: Persevero
Yah. I agree that this couldn't have been planned for. Just seems to me that their priorities were screwed up. Those nuke plants staying online and under control should have been priority #1, BAR NOTHING!

This wasn't a sudden problem with the nukes. The first day, a small problem with pumps were reported at one of the reactors. Then 2 days later, another problem, then another and another, just strung out, but all rooted into the basic problem of not having water pumping into the containment structures/fuel pools.

Just don't see why this was allowed to mushroom into a disaster on top of the other disasters that have hit the Japanese.

214 posted on 03/15/2011 12:04:44 PM PDT by HeartlandOfAmerica (Insane, Corrupt Democrats or Stupid, Spinless Republicans - Pick America's poison.)
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To: HeartlandOfAmerica

Perhaps many of those with the ability or knowledge to deal with the plants were dead, injured, trapped, or just missing.

I can see a plant figuring it out if 10% of their personnel aren’t around. But not if 75% can’t be found.


224 posted on 03/15/2011 12:17:44 PM PDT by Persevero (Homeschooling for Excellence since 1992)
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