Ding, Ding, Ding - Really Bad

reply to post by JustTheMan


Its working for me... but just showing some (scaffolding-like) towers.

Thanks starcrossed!

reply to post by JustTheMan


Np!

Wait - you mean there are missing rods? I knew it. I just couldn't find a source (note to self to always copy/paste these stories as they have a way of disappearing).

That Country does not need more bad karma. This is adding to it IMO. We will hear from our troops through the grapevine I'm sure. The news will get here. And if our governments allow this then we need to all just take over media because hiding stuff like this is a psychological crime against the human race (can induce worry, helplessness, and takes away power to help self should something go wrong). Information is empowering so as long as our government (I should say other governments) don't condone it I could care less about Japan's power trip. We will get the news from crafty journalists - satellite, snooping, insiders, etc.

reply to post by intrptr


Yes, I went and did some searching myself.

I'll be watching CNN on November 7th.


Thank you for your reply.

reply to post by chiefsmom

Hi chiefsmom,yes it makes one wonder indeed.This is the last place on earth that should be shrouded in secrecy!!!Sometimes I honestly think that some one has some dirt on Abe+is blackmailing him-where is the honour in this? Some one or organisation with vested interests in as few people as possible even being aware of the ongoing catastrophe-few enough are aware,as it is-this clampdown is unacceptable,re a matter that could affect
Everyone on the planet in the long run.And definitely the poor Japanese,surrounding countries and the Pacific ocean,UNACCEPTABLE.What is the deal with Abe?

reply to post by crappiekat

I'll be watching CNN on November 7th.

Thank you, me too.

Switch all BS deflector screens… double front.

I wanted to add the following from another thread.

In light of the following and the already less-than forthcoming TEPCO and Japanese government on the facts about the Accident and Clean-Up, this from the thread ...

Japan's Cut-Price Nuclear Clean-Up

...is particularly distrubing.

www.truth-out.org...

I wanted to share this article on the continuing mismanagement of the clean-up at Fukushima Daichi.

This is a piece primarily about the morale and state of the worker's doing the clean-up and how badly it is deteriorating. But it's the economics of the situation that seems to be causing the majority of their 'problems'.

For the company, Tepco, it's all about 'shareholder value'. You would think that a company concerned with 'shareholder value' wouldn't go into a business where 'mistakes' and 'accidents' are UN-INSURABLE! It's economic insanity. But we live in an insane world, where magical thinking rules.



Commenting on the latest leak, the head of Japan’s nuclear regulator Tanaka Shunichi, told reporters: "Mistakes are often linked to morale. People usually don't make silly, careless mistakes when they’re　motivated and working in a positive environment. The lack of it, I think, may be related to the recent problems."




If it seems odd that the utility is running out of cash to clean up from the world’s worst nuclear disaster since Chernobyl, that’s because it is, says Watanabe. “Every penny the company spends in Fukushima is a loss. So the mentality is to save as much as possible, not to ensure good conditions and safety for workers.”




As Tepco cut costs and attempted to calm public anger over its handling of the crisis, it imposed a 20 percent pay cut for all employees in 2011. From a total workforce of 37,000, 1,286 people left the firm between April 2011 and June this year. Tepco did not hire any employees in fiscal 2012 and 2013.



The longer decommissioning continues, the harder it will become to find enough people with specialist knowledge to see it through, says Naka Yukiteru, a former General Electric employee who helped build some of Fukushima Daiichi’s reactors. “There aren’t enough trained people at Fukushima Daiichi, even now,” he says. “For Tepco, money is the top priority – nuclear technology and safety comes second and third. That is why the accident happened. The management insists on keeping the company going. They think about shareholders, bank lenders and the government, not the people of Fukushima.


Or, I will add, the people and bioshere of the world.

reply to post by FyreByrd


That's disconcerting going into the rod removal. I would like to know where these decision makers are at any given time. Are they on some far off island or in Japan during this? If far away maybe it's because they have little hope to begin with - don't want to give up anymore income for extra effort.

We are doomed...

Everyone just has to act happy til the end....

Happy Happy Joy Joy!!

Grab your happy helmet!!

Ren & Stimpy Happy Helment Joy Joy song
www.youtube.com/watch?v=y0V4TZAyd8I
www.youtube.com...

We should all submit our compensation claims for anxiety, lost sleep and general future ramifications that WILL effect us and our future generations of our children and their children's children etc.

TEPCO unfortunately does not have the money to compensate the entire world and the future unborn population that this disaster will affect.

Makes ya sick huh.

From the TEPCO website:

About Compensation for Nuclear Damages For any inquiries regarding Nuclear Accident Damage Claims, including the submission of the application for compensation requests, please contact the Following. 0120-993-724

reply to post by intrptr


LOL....

Oh you know it.

reply to post by Pimpintology


The media controls all aspects of our lives, and it is more scary than most people think.

Star for you.

ps-I can haaaaaannnndle the truth!

I think we forget what is at stake here.

What is at stake is the face and honour of the japanese.

....and for this they are willing to die, just as in the past and just like religious fanatics. Banzai was what they shouted as they dived down on allied shipping in the comic books I read as a kid and so I guess this means something like 'glory'.

I have come to the conclusion that cultures are so different that we all find it very difficult to understand the mentality of other countries peoples and so what hope have we where aliens are concerned who do not even come from our planet.

[speculation]
In the huge Fukushima thread, we speculated that the thing they are hiding which can never be disclosed is an underground weapons factory and facility beneath Fukushima and the cooling water in the first few months was basically filling up the underground tunnel systems which run miles under the sea. When the underground tunnel systems was full, the ground became waterlogged and unstable and there was no more room to store water - hence the external water tanks, and now they are dumping it into the sea in increasing amounts.

I think there is probably a great deal of highly radioactive water in these tunnels and possibly this is the reason they found high radiation readings off the coast due to a breach in this tunnel system.

In the early days, there was a couple of large barges which were brought in by the US navy and there were some large pieces of equipment shipped out under white tarpaulins. These barges were NOT the water barges but other ones. So, from this, we have to assume the US are in complete agreement with all of this and may well be helping to run the show.
[/speculation]

If this speculation is correct, there will never be any help allowed from outside Japan, and so the disaster will never end because the Japanese and the USA governments do not want the world to find out what has been going on.

reply to post by intrptr


Thank you for the links.

Went off to bed last nite. Just saw your post this morning.

This will make for some interesting reading this morning.

qmantoo
I think we forget what is at stake here.

What is at stake is the face and honour of the japanese.

....and for this they are willing to die, just as in the past and just like religious fanatics. Banzai was what they shouted as they dived down on allied shipping in the comic books I read as a kid and so I guess this means something like 'glory'.

I have come to the conclusion that cultures are so different that we all find it very difficult to understand the mentality of other countries peoples and so what hope have we where aliens are concerned who do not even come from our planet.

[speculation]
In the huge Fukushima thread, we speculated that the thing they are hiding which can never be disclosed is an underground weapons factory and facility beneath Fukushima and the cooling water in the first few months was basically filling up the underground tunnel systems which run miles under the sea. When the underground tunnel systems was full, the ground became waterlogged and unstable and there was no more room to store water - hence the external water tanks, and now they are dumping it into the sea in increasing amounts.

I think there is probably a great deal of highly radioactive water in these tunnels and possibly this is the reason they found high radiation readings off the coast due to a breach in this tunnel system.

In the early days, there was a couple of large barges which were brought in by the US navy and there were some large pieces of equipment shipped out under white tarpaulins. These barges were NOT the water barges but other ones. So, from this, we have to assume the US are in complete agreement with all of this and may well be helping to run the show.
[/speculation]

If this speculation is correct, there will never be any help allowed from outside Japan, and so the disaster will never end because the Japanese and the USA governments do not want the world to find out what has been going on.

Have any links to this info??

reply to post by FyreByrd


I saw the promo running for the "Pandora's Promise" video and thought it was a conveniently timed "special" and my first thought was, "They went through all this trouble to create this "feel good" piece......they must be worried about losing control over the information coming out of Fukushima so the best way to head it off would be a bit of well timed propoganda to come on a "reliable" news source like CNN to placate the masses and fill their head with official explanations before the tide shifts to more and more freelancers leaking the real story about Fukushima.

It's a well played strategy that works pretty well in this country, put a pretty documentary on CNN or some such outlet, play it for the masses, whose only source of info about the world comes from CNN, and abra-cadabra.... disinfo campaign firmly rooted in a large portion of the population because they saw the documentary on CNN so all these "fringe" outlets are wrong.

I keep my fingers crossed the country as a whole will collectively wake-up to this game.....only then will REAL change ever happen

reply to post by FyreByrd

Ding, Ding, Ding - Really Bad

I'm drunk and that title just made me laugh.

Sounds like the 1930's all over again...