[Lee.]

How far will the radiation be able to travel in the atmosphere? What other countries could it affect?

[Iceman]

Originally Posted by happyland

How far will the radiation be able to travel in the atmosphere? What other countries could it affect?

All depends on the exact amount and the weather..... it's too hard to tell.....

[Novo]

Originally Posted by happyland

How far will the radiation be able to travel in the atmosphere? What other countries could it affect?

Ever seen The Hills have Eyes? = Britain in about 2 months time.

[Lee.]

Originally Posted by Novo

Ever seen The Hills have Eyes? = Britain in about 2 months time.

No I haven't seen it..

[GypsyGoth]

[Benjamin]

It seems more reports are declaring a radiation leak.

[Kerry]

Originally Posted by ukturtle

It seems more reports are declaring a radiation leak.

They confirmed a leak on Sky News earlier

[Benjamin]

Originally Posted by ~Kerry~

They confirmed a leak on Sky News earlier

It seems to be getting worse.

[Kerry]

Originally Posted by ukturtle

It seems to be getting worse.

Well, I can't see it getting better

[Twilight]

This **** is scary.

[Kerry]

Doesn't make encouraging reading when you Google "Japanese Government coverups" either

[GypsyGoth]

Ishimaki City, Miyagi Prefecture in northern Japan

[Kerry]

Japanese Prime Minister - live press conference now

[Kerry]

Telling people from 20km to evacuate

[Iceman]

High Levels recorded, they beat around the bush too much, say how high for god sake.

[Kerry]

This is sooooo not good......

[Kerry]

Japan's fears of a nuclear meltdown rise after a third explosion and fire at a quake-damaged nuclear plant.

:/

[Benjamin]

It just seems not to be giving Japan a break at the moment.

[Josy]

There were 2 more quakes earlier a 5.8 aftershock & 6.1 quake along nearby/different fault line.

The US Geological Survey put the magnitude at 6.1 and said it had been preceded a few minutes earlier by another 5.8-magnitude tremor. The epicentre of that aftershock was located 315km north-east of Tokyo. -- AFP

[Benjamin]

It's just started to snow over some of the worst hit areas apparently. This will make any things so much worse. These poor survivors.

[James]

I've deleted some posts, and their responses. A few posters were trivialising this topic.

[Shaun]

I find it a bit sick that C4 is picking up on some supposed investigation into Fukushima prior to the earthquake. Yeah. Because it was just chance that the nuclear plant's facilities failed just around the time of the 5th biggest earthquake of all time

[Pyramid*]

Originally Posted by Shaun

I find it a bit sick that C4 is picking up on some supposed investigation into Fukushima prior to the earthquake. Yeah. Because it was just chance that the nuclear plant's facilities failed just around the time of the 5th biggest earthquake of all time

three years ago, experts found that procedures and standards were not being met as they had been recorded. Several years ago, at the same plant, the Japanese were found to be falsifying records in respect of the Safety of the plant. I think it' s perfectly understandabe - these things have to be addressed - if there is any truth in these stories: the Japanese could have avoided the very situation they find themselves in as far as dealing with the nuclear plants is concerned.

This link gives some info on previous cover ups in Japan's nuclear industry:-

http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2...14/3163785.htm

[Tom.]

Originally Posted by Shaun

I find it a bit sick that C4 is picking up on some supposed investigation into Fukushima prior to the earthquake. Yeah. Because it was just chance that the nuclear plant's facilities failed just around the time of the 5th biggest earthquake of all time

There might have been something up with the plant and the earthquake just made those problems worse and 'tipped' it over the edge so to speak.

What I'm finding sick is Americans saying its payback for Peal Harbour. Wasn't that the atomic bomb that killed 100 times as many as was killed at PH? They're slightly forgetting that small fact

[Pyramid*]

Originally Posted by Tom.

There might have been something up with the plant and the earthquake just made those problems worse and 'tipped' it over the edge so to speak.

What I'm finding sick is Americans saying its payback for Peal Harbour. Wasn't that the atomic bomb that killed 100 times as many as was killed at PH? They're slightly forgetting that small fact

What gets me is that many of those who are coming out with lines like that, most likely weren't around during Pearl Harbour Attack - it's just in bred bitterness travelling through generations. It's an incredibly warped and sick way to view progress that has been made over many decades. Presumably all these people who are citing such nonsense, never purchase anything of Japanese origin...... and that I doubt.

How anyone can take any form of pleasure in this is truly beyond comprehension.