Deciding to Prepare for Nuclear Radiation Fallout from Japanese Nuclear Reactors
There is a big enough possibility that we will be adversely affected by the Japanese nuclear plant disasters happening right now. Sure, their PR people are trying to downplay the nuclear plant disaster there. But the reality is, after that powerful earthquake and even more powerful tsunami, and after probably decimating a good number of nuclear plant personnels and their own loved ones, and with their own nuclear plant equipment damaged by the tsunami, we can’t really expect even the high tech Japanese to come up with a good outcome.
Too bad for the Japanese. The surrounding area has been evacuated. And soon, when this worse than Chernobyl multi nuclear incident plays out, many Japanese may have to accept Russia’s invitation to settle in Russian soil when a big chunk of Japanese soil becomes uninhabitable.
Any of you Philippine law makers still supporting the creation of nuclear power plants should be ashamed of yourself and withdraw your support for nuclear power as your position on the safety of these nuclear plants as can be practically seen in this actual live demonstration in Japan is unacceptable. Disasters can and will happen and when it happens, a big chunk of the land will be uninhabitable, just like Chernobyl. But any other power plant technology out there will not cause this much human devastation.
I have decided to prepare for nuclear radiation fallout from this Japanese nuclear disaster where you will never probably read a press release that says: “Aaaahhh, run for your lives, we have no control over the nuclear power plants, complete melt down! Abandon Japan!” And with it, the atmospheric winds are now taking the nuclear pollutants out to various countries around the world.
An SMS text rumor circulated yesterday saying “The s**t hit the Fan” and that air currents will send over nuclear waste via the atmosphere by 4pm Philippine time. The SMS said use iodine on your thyroid. Ya ya ya. Some said use potassium iodide.
I don’t know much at this point. I will have to confer with healer friends and disaster preparedness folks regarding effective courses of action.
BTW, the picture I posted above is clickable to see a big picture. You can see the devastation. TSHTF already. Picture first seen on http://www.ryocentral.info/2011/03/picture-of-fukushima-1-shows.html
Video shows how one of the reactors exploded. Exploded. Exploded. It is not safe. TSHTF.
In case you are a really dense $$$ supporter of future nuclear energy power plants in the Philippines:
NUCLEAR ENERGY IS NOT SAFE.
The commissions you earn will not gain your family any safety.