New footage of mutant rabbit born near Fukushima Daiichi

No wonder it mutaded, poor thing was born on a 350+mSv background radiated barn... not that i wouldnt pat it,the little guy is still adorable
A new-born rabbit without ears is seen in Namie City which is located just outside the 30km exclusion zone of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power station in Fukushima Prefecture, Japan. The owner of the rabbit Yuko Sugimoto, 56-year-old, found the rabbit born without ears on May 7. She has 21 rabbits in total. The rabbit is drawing attention among the local media and appeared in weekly magazines.

O dear, looks like an albino hamster!!

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interesting. they would want to be careful.

god only knows what special nuclear super hero powers that rabbit has.

I wonder when mutated kids are going to start being born around Fukushima.

I hope to god this doesn't turn out as bad as Chernobyl.

This is just the beginning. Children will be next. Just as with Chernobyl.

People are going to pay for their gullibility. Nuclear fallout does this. I am so surprised by the number of people that fall for the ''radiation is good for you'' stunt.

Originally posted by dadgad
This is just the beginning. Children will be next. Just as with Chernobyl.

People are going to pay for their gullibility. Nuclear fallout does this. I am so surprised by the number of people that fall for the ''radiation is good for you'' stunt.

Nuclear Radiation is good for you?

Who'd be stupid enough to fall for that in this day and age?...

inmotion.magnumphotos.com...

Can you believe there are people who will deny this? How inhumane is it, how disconnected, how sick have certain people become that they dare to dismiss this kind of evidence, this kind of damage.

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ROFL

What? I've never heard of a 'Radiation is good for you' propaganda campaign. Please do elaborate! Would love to see this.

As for the bunny...

Q: What's up Doc?
A: Not your ears (i know, i know, but I couldn't resist)

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Originally posted by dadgad This is just the beginning. Children will be next. Just as with Chernobyl. People are going to pay for their gullibility. Nuclear fallout does this. I am so surprised by the number of people that fall for the ''radiation is good for you'' stunt. Nuclear Radiation is good for you? Who'd be stupid enough to fall for that in this day and age?...

I agree. But really. Just read the news articles these demons put out. Radiation is good for you! I had some discussions with a few of these fake journalists. I just cannot believe they dare to publish such stuff. And you know, they deny Chernobyl had any damaging effect. And I say, how about all these kids? And they ah well, has nothing to do with Chernobyl. It is unbelievable. And these people get a voice in this world, millions of people read these articles and many will take it, will believe it.

Originally posted by TechUnique
I wonder when mutated kids are going to start being born around Fukushima.

I hope to god this doesn't turn out as bad as Chernobyl.

its far worse. this is going to effect the whole planet.

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Well take this example. This article was published right after the Fukushima disaster in one of Hollands most read newspapers.

www.trouw.nl... l

What is basically says is that all the ''hysteria'' around radiation is false science, that only 30 people died at Chernobyl, that plutonium is not so bad at all, that there is no evidence that radiation causes cancer and that radiation in fact protects against cancer.(it is good for you!)

He ends by saying he sees no problems, build more reactors, dont worry, people just love fear mongers.

And I tell this guy, what about all these kids. And he literally says its all nonsense. Can you believe this kind of travesty, this man should be prosecuted for misinforming the public. Millions of people read that article. Who knows how many believe it.

Originally posted by dadgad
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Well take this example. This article was published right after the Fukushima disaster in one of Hollands most read newspapers.

www.trouw.nl... l

What is basically says is that all the ''hysteria'' around radiation is false science, that only 30 people died at Chernobyl, that plutonium is not so bad at all, that there is no evidence that radiation causes cancer and that radiation in fact protects against cancer.(it is good for you!)

He ends by saying he sees no problems, build more reactors, dont worry, people just love fear mongers.

And I tell this guy, what about all these kids. And he literally says its all nonsense. Can you believe this kind of travesty, this man should be prosecuted for misinforming the public. Millions of people read that article. Who knows how many believe it.

So who's the guy you talked to?

Sucks to be trapped in a world full of retarded people who dont question anything but still get to vote afecting the smart and curious minority, its quite tragic actually

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His name is Theo Richel, author of the article.

I didn't meet him in person but he responded to comments so that how I communicated with him.

Or take this guy. Monbiot, one of these environmentalists who gets way to much attention.

Why Fukushima made me stop worrying and love nuclear power, wrote that critics of how Fukushima is being handled had, “wildly exaggerated the dangers of radioactive pollution”. “As a result of the disaster at Fukushima, I am no longer nuclear-neutral. I now support the technology,” added Monbiot.

http:// current.com/news/93111632_prominent-environmentalist-george-monbiot-comes-out-in-support-of-nuclear-power-in-wake-of-fukushima.htm

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please cite just how many " mutant children " were a result of chenobyl - the real answer is surprisingly low

This has already been posted.

www.abovetopsecret.com...
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Originally posted by Lighterside
ROFL

What? I've never heard of a 'Radiation is good for you' propaganda campaign. Please do elaborate! Would love to see this.

Here you go:
Anne Coulter Says Radiation is Good for You

Who else?

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ok. Whatever. Time will teach you.

reply to post by Lighterside


hey - instead of typleing " rolf " in large fonts - maybee some research would educate you