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To: caww
...these Japanese workers fighting the fight of their life in that enviornment. No matter the outcome of this...these guys are heros for the stamina and great courage against this...

Not only that but keep in mind that they probably live in the area and their homes and families were affected by the earthquake and possibly the tsunami.

Some of these workers may not have homes or families. They may not even know the status of their families. It's heartbreaking to think about that.

187 posted on 03/16/2011 11:49:14 AM PDT by FReepaholic (Pray for Japan.)
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To: FReepaholic

Yes and unimaginable for those of us in the USA. Whole communities just gone! That whole area looks like a dumping ground.

BTW I was on three TV chat sites attempting to say what was really going on....amazing that people seem to want the hype...I got my first three bans! For not being hyped! Imagine that....they really want to imagine the worst and remain in hype mode.

I hear the power may soon be at the reactors which is encouraging...hopefully pumps will be repaired enough or able to get the water where it needs going...but the work to clean things up just at the plants impossible to imagine as well.


205 posted on 03/16/2011 12:47:32 PM PDT by caww
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