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Japan: ‘The China Syndrome’ Begins as Ground Under Facility Continues to Crack, ‘It Seems Like Nuclear Reaction is Happening Underground’

08/19/2011 Leave a comment Go to comments

This tragic catastrophe continues to worsen. It is an epic global disaster of Biblical proportions, yet one that remains ‘blacked out’ from being adequately reported in the mainstream media.  One Fukushima employee wrote recently that “cracks came up in the ground, massive steam is coming up from there. It’s too smoggy here, can’t see a thing. It seems like nuclear reaction is happening underground. Now we are evacuating. Watch out for the direction of wind.”  This is a chilling admission …

Paul Gunter of Beyond Nuclear – “We know now that there have been three meltdowns at the reactors at this six-unit site and that the vessel has failed.  Now what seems to be the situation is that this Corium, this melted reactor core, has burned through the concrete core of the reactor building or buildings and has now burned into the earth and, reaching groundwater, is creating steam.  The readings we’re seeing now suggests that it’s off scale for the instrumentation that’s being used by workers … 500 rem is a lethal dose. This is 1000 rem coming out of these cracks … The permissible dose for the public is 100 millirem per year.  This is 1,000,000 millirem per hour …”


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  1. Kurt J.'s avatar
    Kurt J.
    08/19/2011 at 8:52 PM
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    This thing is seriously bad. I’m glad I’m getting a new, glorified body soon. But I sure wish I wasn’t getting irradiated until that happens.

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  2. ICA's avatar
    ICA
    08/19/2011 at 10:11 PM
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    This disaster is beyond anything in recent memory. In a year or two we’ll really begin to see the horrendous effects that this is having upon the population of Japan, and perhaps elsewhere.

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