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Originally posted by redgy
why would they feel betrayed, the exclusion zones are given for their own safety, they shouldn't even still be there inside these areas. instead of complaining and only moving 10 miles at a time to avoid the hot zones, have some sense and move further away, surely even they can see things are getting worse and should clear off as far away as possible from these plants instead of staying put in reply to earlier now defunct reports made known.
Hours after the tsunami struck, Katsunobu Sakurai told me, he had sought advice from the government on whether to evacuate the 71,000 people in his city, which is just 12 miles downwind of the Fukushima nuclear plant.
Yesterday, as the mayor finally woke up to the truth of his citizens' predicament and urged them to leave, they began abandoning the city by any available means.
By last night more than half the population had packed as much as they could carry and fled, jostling for places on buses sent not by the shamefaced government, of course, but by nearby local authorities.
Originally posted by zcflint05
Originally posted by redgy
why would they feel betrayed, the exclusion zones are given for their own safety, they shouldn't even still be there inside these areas. instead of complaining and only moving 10 miles at a time to avoid the hot zones, have some sense and move further away, surely even they can see things are getting worse and should clear off as far away as possible from these plants instead of staying put in reply to earlier now defunct reports made known.
Let's see--the government and TEPCO have lied or at best intentionally disregarded warning signs that were recognized by worldwide nuclear powers that this situation was much more dire than they ever cared to admit. And how would all these people have the means to go even 10 miles further away? Let's see--your home was destroyed by a massive wave so they won't have access to the cars that were swept away during the wave. If they kept cash in the house it's gone. If they kept in the bank; then let's put it this way: the banks in the area aren't exactly open and ATMs short out. So no money to go anywhere. In short: the ONLY way for them to get out is via subsidized government transportation which would only come during a mandatory evacuation.
I don't comprehend the "THEY SHOULD JUST LEAVE" crowd. These people have ZERO access to resources; are weak due to lack of food and are sleeping (if they are lucky) in an overcrowded high school gymnasium. They can't just "leave". It's not possible.
Originally posted by loves a conspiricy
reply to post by BigBruddah
money money money power control greed!
All our leaders are the same....remember they we(they) are just citizens....they are expendable in the eyes of the elites.
We are ruled by psychopaths with no regard for human life
Originally posted by redgy
sad as it may be, there's no one else to blame than their own self pig headedness for staying so long in wait.
Originally posted by BigBruddah
reply to post by zcflint05
I can't understand why someone would do that to their own people.