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Inside evacuation zone

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posted on Apr, 8 2011 @ 05:45 AM
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This is the most amasing video i have ever seen from Japan after the quake and nuclear disaster.These guys are real journalists risking their life and health to provide what is really happening inside evacaution zone . They get 1.9 km from Fukushima nuclear power plant ..no one civillian ever get that close till now.This video deserves special thread .



posted on Apr, 8 2011 @ 06:08 AM
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Good find. Thats a freaky video. Ghost town with thoose cows just roaming around the streets. Dogs too. These guys are very gutsy.



posted on Apr, 8 2011 @ 06:13 AM
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Thanks for that footage. F&S.
Im speachless. It was frightening the way the geiger counter was ticking up even though it was in the car on the dashboard. I hope this is the evidence the world needs to finally wake up and realise the local and global threat that fukushima is.
Hopefully this footage forces the world to act and try to fix this mess.

What was also sad was seeing people actually heading out of the exclusion zone.
My heart bleeds for Japan.
May her Sun Rise again.



posted on Apr, 8 2011 @ 07:24 AM
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wow, thats cool. But even at 100micro siverts/h you need to stay there for 10h to get nausea from radiation poisoning. But I guess its not that healthy in the long run with increased cancer risk and such... though its really cool to see how exponantially the radiation is increasing the closer they get. From 10uS/h to 100uS/h in a couple of hundred meters.



posted on Apr, 8 2011 @ 07:49 AM
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Wow very good find - wonder if they 'rescued' the dogs?



posted on Apr, 8 2011 @ 07:58 AM
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Originally posted by blackcat99
Wow very good find - wonder if they 'rescued' the dogs?


I dont know whether the dogs got rescued, but i was amused though with that brown dog trying to sniff the others arse. At least for the dogs life goes on.
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posted on Apr, 8 2011 @ 10:02 AM
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The part i found REAL scary is that these guys are reading 0.2 Sv/hr 1.5 km out from the plant. That's an annual dose in 1 hour! Or a lethal dose in 20 hours!!!

I can only imagine what the readings at the plant are, or how any living organism survives there. Seems proof to me that the story we are getting from MSM is utter BS.



posted on Apr, 8 2011 @ 12:09 PM
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Originally posted by Sabel
wow, thats cool. But even at 100micro siverts/h you need to stay there for 10h to get nausea from radiation poisoning. But I guess its not that healthy in the long run with increased cancer risk and such... though its really cool to see how exponantially the radiation is increasing the closer they get. From 10uS/h to 100uS/h in a couple of hundred meters.


Wrong actually.

Any dose is bad. Here is why. Please read.
from JeffersonLab.org


Biological effect begins with the ionization of atoms. The mechanism by which radiation causes damage to human tissue, or any other material, is by ionization of atoms in the material. Ionizing radiation absorbed by human tissue has enough energy to remove electrons from the atoms that make up molecules of the tissue. When the electron that was shared by the two atoms to form a molecular bond is dislodged by ionizing radiation, the bond is broken and thus, the molecule falls apart. This is a basic model for understanding radiation damage.


Even small amounts of radiation can cause damage to organic material.

Radiation causes the molecular bonds between atoms to break.

Picture your super complex and long DNA strand.

Now picture a bunch of radiation bombarding it.

Now picture your DNA strand melt.

Have a nice day.



posted on Apr, 8 2011 @ 01:10 PM
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This video should be main news on every bloody mainstream TV by now but they ignored it.



posted on Apr, 8 2011 @ 02:25 PM
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That is amazing. I would be afraid to approach the dogs myself. That Pit Bull looks like it could do some damage. Also - In the zombie apocalypse movies, there are always packs of psycho dogs roaming around attacking everyone



posted on Apr, 8 2011 @ 03:11 PM
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Very Sad.

Like scenes after an apocalypse. Just wait another month or two, and vegetation would have grown around the buildings. It will look like a city scene out of the Resident Evil series or similar apocalyptic movie.

I wonder what those homeless but well-fed dogs were eating. Some soylent green?



posted on Apr, 8 2011 @ 04:14 PM
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Hi guys - found another video from within the exclusion zone, unfortunatly there's no subtitles.




posted on Apr, 8 2011 @ 06:46 PM
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I want THAT car!! any idea what it is? dangy kool beans...

ok the warning alarm scared my wife!!



posted on Apr, 8 2011 @ 07:07 PM
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I know i know i know i know.. It's offtopic, but
THAT BULLDOG WAS SOO ADORABLE! Ha, I wonder what compelled him to do this, i didn't read info or anything just watched the clip, all i can say other than that bulldog is.. :\



posted on Apr, 8 2011 @ 09:00 PM
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I feel sick after watching the video - heartbroken. Empty houses that people can never return to - untended vegetable gardens - beloved pets wondering where their human buddies are. The earthquake and tsunami wreaked havoc for so many people. But the radioactive waste spread out over the northern 1/3 of Japan will destroy many more lives in the long run. God help these people to bear the unbearable. God help us all as the radiation circles the Northern Hemisphere.



posted on Apr, 8 2011 @ 09:05 PM
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Great find on both videos!
Scary as crazy can get.

Seeing the animals & the home that was ripped in 1/2 with the normal possessions inside a home sticking out...that was tough. Hearing the birds still sing was oddly beautiful & eerie. Road workers in radiation suits-holy smokes!

So sad.

A good reality check I guess. For me anyway.



posted on Apr, 8 2011 @ 11:49 PM
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posted on Apr, 9 2011 @ 02:22 AM
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Who in their right mind would enter an area like that???

Although the video is amazing, I could have gone with out... Sure, the video is historic but surely you could have got a robot to do that...



posted on Apr, 9 2011 @ 02:38 AM
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Originally posted by muzzleflash

Originally posted by Sabel
wow, thats cool. But even at 100micro siverts/h you need to stay there for 10h to get nausea from radiation poisoning. But I guess its not that healthy in the long run with increased cancer risk and such... though its really cool to see how exponantially the radiation is increasing the closer they get. From 10uS/h to 100uS/h in a couple of hundred meters.


Wrong actually.

Any dose is bad. Here is why. Please read.
from JeffersonLab.org


Biological effect begins with the ionization of atoms. The mechanism by which radiation causes damage to human tissue, or any other material, is by ionization of atoms in the material. Ionizing radiation absorbed by human tissue has enough energy to remove electrons from the atoms that make up molecules of the tissue. When the electron that was shared by the two atoms to form a molecular bond is dislodged by ionizing radiation, the bond is broken and thus, the molecule falls apart. This is a basic model for understanding radiation damage.


Even small amounts of radiation can cause damage to organic material.

Radiation causes the molecular bonds between atoms to break.

Picture your super complex and long DNA strand.

Now picture a bunch of radiation bombarding it.

Now picture your DNA strand melt.

Have a nice day.


Thought I'd quote your response as it is thoughtful, and since phage has gone dumb since his 'the radiation reaching the US will be dispersed and harmless' remark, a few weeks ago.

Today I looked at some evergreen shrubs, as I do every day when inhaling my healthy tobacco rations. It rained hard last night, and all the new growth has turned brown, limp, and dead, overnight. These are 40 year old shrubs which sport vivid green plumage all year long, even in -30 Fº temps. The bushes I cite are twelve feet apart and have received no 'feeding' or treatment that could have caused this, this burning. Across the yard, identical plants show new growth that is wilted, not yet brown. I'll be watching. Maybe the rain pattern collected more of the 'harmless dispersed' radioactive uranium and plutonium because of the walls of the house being nearby? The new growth usually stands tall and straight on these plants. All new growth is wilted, and the browning on the ones near the house is quite remarkable.

What could have caused this? I am near Chicago.

I am losing any sympathy for Japan, because they are complicit in a world wide cover up which will affect us all, I don't care what phage has to say. He is misleading us here. But nevermind that, let's pay attention to how Father al gore has vanished again, vaporized from all that clean, safe, carbon free heat. Bastards. Even in a best case scenario, wherein no nuke mishaps occur...they wrap the poison in glad wrap which is good for about 40 years, because that's about how long they intend to be in power, or alive, while knowing full well that the stuff will rupture and be radioactive, for thousands of years. Meanwhile, local cops still respond to snitch complaints about someone having an outdoor fire.... Frack tptb. Frack them absolutely. They are insane.
edit on 9-4-2011 by starless and bible black because: (no reason given)

edit on 9-4-2011 by starless and bible black because: (no reason given)



posted on Apr, 9 2011 @ 02:42 AM
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Pets CAN"T be CLEANED
to bad
edit on 9-4-2011 by Danbones because: 6 wordz 0ne spellin and one grammer heh heh..... jeez...



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