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Japan's Earthquake, Who's To Blame?

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posted on Mar, 13 2011 @ 12:09 AM
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The greedy electric company that operated the nuclear power facility that is melting down should be forced to pay!

They should have to set aside 20 billion for the victim's of this disaster! Just think of all the poor people that will all have to move now. They should cover the expense of their relocation. All the business's that are going to suffer losses should be able to sue! The people that built that reactor knew full well that it was built in the middle of an earthquake pron location and should have installed better safety equipment!


















See how stupid that sounds? Well you asked the same from BP didn't you? They had no control over a pressure wave that was caused by natural forces...
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posted on Mar, 13 2011 @ 12:12 AM
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Uhm... Not that I'm a huge fan of corporations OR nuclear energy, but... it was a 9.1 earthquake. I mean that's kind of the definition of "act of god," there's no way you can secure against something like that. That the whole place is as safe and secure as it is, is something of a small miracle, in fact.

As for your later, edited-in point? BP's break was caused by BP's negligence and shoddy construction materials. Not a 9.1 earthquake, not a 5.0 hurricane. Just BP and its contractors cutting corners and being slobs. So really, piss off with that.
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posted on Mar, 13 2011 @ 12:16 AM
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Originally posted by Niccawhois
See how stupid that sounds?


Well when you put it that way, yeah it does sound stupid...

What is your point?



posted on Mar, 13 2011 @ 12:29 AM
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posted on Mar, 13 2011 @ 12:42 AM
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posted on Mar, 13 2011 @ 12:44 AM
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god did it...his/its fault...he / it should have to set aside 200 billion for the victims



posted on Mar, 13 2011 @ 01:35 AM
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Soon you all will realize Fukushima will end up being a bigger disaster than the BP gulf event!
Where is the outrage? OK, I know why... No dead animal pic's yet. Thats what we need to inspire rage!

DEAD/DYING ANIMALS!

They are screwed.



posted on Mar, 13 2011 @ 03:11 AM
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Originally posted by Niccawhois
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Soon you all will realize Fukushima will end up being a bigger disaster than the BP gulf event!
Where is the outrage? OK, I know why... No dead animal pic's yet. Thats what we need to inspire rage!

DEAD/DYING ANIMALS!

They are screwed.

Your title isn't even related to your post/point/question. You want to blame someone or somebody for the radiation leaks, but that's different then blaming someone for an eathquake.

Do you even know what your trying to say? You appear to be quite confused.



posted on Mar, 13 2011 @ 03:39 AM
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NOBODY ITS NATURE !!! Earthquakes are a natural phenomena caused by shifting geologic plates in the earths crust.. Really wish people would remember basic science.. Lastly throughout history japan has been subject to earthquakes. The japanese people adapted and learned to live with earthquakes. Growing up they learn what to do during and after a quake. Buildings in japan are designed to withstand quakes.



posted on Mar, 13 2011 @ 04:09 AM
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Originally posted by Niccawhois
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Soon you all will realize Fukushima will end up being a bigger disaster than the BP gulf event!
Where is the outrage? OK, I know why... No dead animal pic's yet. Thats what we need to inspire rage!

DEAD/DYING ANIMALS!

They are screwed.


What outrage ? It was a bloody super quake that could have wiped most of the Japan island with it , and You want a company (any company for that matter) to be prepared for something like that ? I say they were pretty well prepared, seeing as the plant still stands and did not blow during the earthquake.

Do You even know what you are writing about ? How can You expect to blame anybody (besides God , if you believe in one), for a natural disaster?.

Jeez ,people I know the popular trend here is blame somebody else for pretty much anything from a bad paycheck to a twisted ankle, but do we have to go over this with a bloody natural disaster ?



posted on Mar, 13 2011 @ 05:09 AM
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The CEO's of those company's should have their heads severed with a Samaria sword on public television then their Accounts should be zeroed out so their offspring cannot profit from their assault on everyone who lives on the Earth.

I feel bad for the people of Japan and wish them all the best, but there is a level of greed in Japan that we have seen time and time again in Japans corporate culture which is unacceptable to the world.

The fact that Japanese corporations, their regulatory commission and their politicians have been lying to the people of Earth since the beginning of this disaster hoping to cover it up and get away with as much as they can. They have been lying to everyone about what is happening at the reactors should be a clue that they are trying to cover up their shortcomings or mistakes that just like BP has been made in order to gain larger profits at the expense of the Japanese peoples who will have to give up their homes and the rest of the planet that will spend years and years dealing with their mess.

We only have one planet to support the human race and we cannot allow our only home to be destroyed just to satisfy the greed of a few.


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posted on Mar, 13 2011 @ 11:14 AM
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Japan ministers ignored safety warnings over nuclear reactors


Robin McKie,guardian.co.uk

Seismologist Ishibashi Katsuhiko claimed that an accident was likely and that plants have 'fundamental vulnerability'


What's the point of designing a reactor that can handle an earthquake when your backup cooling system is substandard?


n the case of the incident at the Kushiwazaki reactor in northwestern Japan, a 6.8-scale earthquake on 16 July 2007 set off a fire that blazed for two hours and allowed radioactive water to leak from the plant. However, no action was taken in the wake of any of these incidents despite Katsuhiko's warning at the time that the nation's reactors had "fatal flaws" in their design.


Enough excuses. I'm certain that if and when a complete investigation is done they will find that more than just design flaws


In 2002 the president of the country's largest power utility was forced to resign after he and other senior officials were suspected of falsifying plant safety records.


Forced to resign, the poor bastard - he should at the very least be facing criminal charges. Notice that his name is not even available in this article, perhaps because it is nested a level or two deeper than available because of the protection Corporate CEO's & Presidents are given by either the government or corporate media.
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