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originally posted by: ScientificRailgun
What have I said that is not true? Fukushima's radiation is leaking into the ocean, not into the atmosphere. And even IF radioactive rain was hitting the US west coast, it wouldn't be milky white. It would be clear. Couple that with multiple radiation detectors on the west coast not reporting any spikes in radioactivity, and there you have it.
originally posted by: Psynic
When an employee of a "Japanese Agricultural company" tells you you have nothing to worry about, DON'T believe them.
If you watched it as it was happening, I assume you got screen captures of this tampering and shutdown? Also, can you link to the reports of people getting sick from the rain?
originally posted by: ParasuvO
originally posted by: ScientificRailgun
What have I said that is not true? Fukushima's radiation is leaking into the ocean, not into the atmosphere. And even IF radioactive rain was hitting the US west coast, it wouldn't be milky white. It would be clear. Couple that with multiple radiation detectors on the west coast not reporting any spikes in radioactivity, and there you have it.
originally posted by: Psynic
When an employee of a "Japanese Agricultural company" tells you you have nothing to worry about, DON'T believe them.
Those detectors here on the west coast were TAMPERED WITH and shut DOWN completely to the public as far as I can see, a number of us were watching this AS IT HAPPENED.
A lot of people are now experiencing very different kinds of illnesses, I just wonder if this has contributed.
And are you serious about the ocean and atmosphere thing ??
Show some proof that it is not releasing as much as before, cause none of US have seen it.
Much of central and southeastern Oregon is under extreme drought. The day before the 'dirty' rain event, surface wind speeds in nearby Klamath Falls, Oregon gusted up to 63 miles per hour. Those gusty winds carried sand and dust particles across central Oregon where they encountered moisture. The sand and dust grabbed on to the water droplets which resulted in the 'dirty' rainfall in eastern Washington.