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Fukushima = Global Kill
Fairewinds analyzes cancer rates for young children near Fukushima using
the National Academy of Science's BEIR (Biological Effects of Ionizing
Radiation) VII Report. Based on BEIR VII, Fairewinds determines that at
least one in every 100 young girls will develop cancer for every year
they are exposed to 20 millisieverts [millisievert (1 mSv = 0.001 Sv)]
of radiation. The 20-millisievert/ year figure is what the Japanese
government is currently calculating as the legal limit of radiological
exposure to allow habitation of contaminated areas near the Fukushima
Daiichi nuclear power plant. In this video, Fairewinds introduces
additional analysis by Ian Goddard showing that the BEIR VII report
underestimates the true cancer rates to young children living near
Fukushima Daiichi. Looking at the scientific data presented by Mr.
Goddard, Fairewinds has determined that at least one out of every 20
young girls (5%) living in an area where the radiological exposure is 20
millisieverts for five years will develop cancer in their lifetime.
Five-year-old Alec Zhloba, who suffers from leukemia, is
held by his doctor in the children's cancer ward of the Gomel Regional
Hospital, Belarus. His head has tracks from medical procedures, March
19, 1996
"Fukushima is a
Global Kill... Most do not understand what is
going to happen to us all over the next 20 to 50
years. Cancer! Death! And Possible extinction. Our
food, water and air is now full of contaminates, and
the levels are quite high in actuality. One of the
major problems is that this stuff stores up in our
bodies over time and It could very possible wipe out
the entire animal populations and even the human
race over time. Is this
Agenda 21? A global eugenics plan to exterminate
up to 80% of the human populations? When you look at
Codex Alimentarius and then you look at all of
the cancer causing elements that are systematically
put into most of the food and heath products that we
all use daily, these questions are not so outrageous
any longer. We are going to see a dramatic increase
in Leukemia and a variety of cancers kill off large
portions of our populations over the next 20 years
and even a possible human extinction over the coming
50 years. We are now
eating,
drinking and
breathing poison with every breath we take,
every bite we
eat and so on.... So do some research
on your own and you will find the truth that you
seek. Nothing is as it seems. Enjoy your life
today! Hug your children and tell someone close that
you love them. - At this time studies are showing
that at least
12 tons of water contaminated with
strontium, which is highly radioactive, has leaked
into the Pacific Ocean through a drainage ditch that
connects the plant to the sea, and over
14,000
Americans have already died from the Fukushima
catastrophe! - B.A. Brooks (April
12th 2011)
Unique shot of the Wako Clock
Tower in Ginza Tokyo Japan. Notice the time?
3.11 - March 11th
Illuminati Card Game "Combined Disaster" card
also support the claim of Benjamin Fulford , the horrific
earthquake weapon HAARP which attacked
Japan on March 11, 2011 resulting in 10 meter long tsunamis
along much of Japan’s coast line came from rogue elements of the
U.S. government located in underground bases in New Mexico and
Nevada.
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THE FACTS
The EPA has finally
released some of the radiation data it has been
collecting:
Little Rock milk radiation – 3
times the EPA Maximum
Radiation in Philly Drinking
Water 73% of federal drinking water
standards.
Los Angeles milk radiation was
above federal drinking water standards.
Radiation found in Phoenix milk
was almost at the federal drinking water
standard.
Radioactive Iodine in Boise
Idaho rainwater was 130 times above Federal
Drinking Water standards.
Radioactive
Caesium was 13.66
times above federal limit for Caesium-134, 2
year half-life.
Radioactive
Caesium was 12 times
federal limit for Caesium-137, 30 year
half-life.
Tennessee drinking water was
detected with radiation slightly above 1/2
the federal maximum.
Radioactive Iodine has been
detected in the drinking water across the
entire US in the following states:
California, Washington, Oregon, Idaho,
Tennessee, Montana, Pennsylvania, Ohio,
Michigan, New Jersey, and Alabama, as well
as in Canada.
Cesium and Tellurium were found
in Boise, Las Vegas, Nome and Dutch Harbor,
Honolulu, Kauai and Oahu, Anaheim,
Riverside, San Francisco, and San
Bernardino, Jacksonville and Orlando, Salt
Lake City, Guam, and Saipan.
Uranium-234, with a half-life of 245,500
years has been found in Hawaii,
California, and Washington.
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Radiation
Detected In Drinking Water In 13 More US Cities,
Cesium-137 In Vermont Milk
Radiation has reached the EPA’s
maximum contaminant level in some milk samples
Unusual Reading At Chattanooga Nuclear
Plant
Milk Contamination At EPA Maximum
Highest Levels Yet In Boise Rainwater
Radiation from Japan has been detected in
drinking water in 13 more American cities, and
cesium-137 has been found in American milk—in
Montpelier, Vermont—for the first time since the
Japan nuclear disaster began, according to data
released by the Environmental Protection Agency
late Friday.
Milk samples from Phoenix and Los Angeles
contained iodine-131 at levels roughly equal to
the maximum contaminant level permitted by EPA,
the data shows.The
Phoenix sample contained 3.2 picoCuries per
liter of iodine-131 [...]
The cesium-137 found in milk in Vermont is
the first cesium detected in milk since the
Fukushima-Daichi nuclear accident occurred last
month. The sample contained 1.9 picoCuries per
liter of cesium-137, which falls under the same
3.0 standard.
A rainwater sample collected in Boise on
March 27 contained 390 picocures per liter of
iodine-131, plus 41 of cesium-134 and 36 of
cesium-137. EPA released this result for the
first time yesterday. Typically several days
pass between sample collection and data release
because of the time required to collect,
transport and analyze the samples.
The sample was collected at the Tennessee
Valley Authority’s Sequoyah nuclear plant. A
Tennessee official
told the Chatanooga Times last week that
radiation from Japan had been detected at
Sequoyah but is “1,000 to 10,000 times below any
levels of concern.” The 1.6 picocures per liter
reported by the EPA on Friday is slightly more
than half the maximum contaminant level
permitted in drinking water, but more uniquely,
it is many times higher than all the other
drinking water samples collected in the U.S.
Drinking Water
Radioactive Iodine-131 was found in drinking
water samples from 13 cities. Those cities are
listed below, with the amount of Iodine-131 in
picocuries per liter. The EPA’s maximum
contaminant level for Iodine-131 in drinking
water is 3 picocuries per
liter.
Oak Ridge, TN collected 3/28:
0.63
Oak Ridge, TN collected at three sites
3/29: 0.28, 0.20, 0.18
Chattanooga, TN collected 3/28:
1.6
Helena, MT collected 3/28:
0.18
Columbia, PA collected 3/29:
0.20
Cincinnati, OH collected 3/28:
0.13
Pittsburgh, PA collected 3/28:
0.36
East Liverpool, OH collected 3/30:
0.42
Painesville, OH collected 3/29:
0.43
Denver, CO collected 3/30:
0.17
Detroit, MI collected 3/31:
0.28
Trenton, NJ collected 3/31:
0.38
Waretown, NJ collected 3/31:
0.38
Muscle Shoals, AL collected 3/31:
0.16
Precipitation
In the data released Friday, iodine-131 was
found in rainwater samples from the following
locations:
Salt Lake City, UT collected 3/17:
8.1
Boston, MA collected 3/22:
92
Montgomery, Alabama collected 3/30:
3.7
Boise, ID collected 3/27:
390
As reported above, the Boise sample also
contained 42 pC/m3 of Cesium-134, and 36 of
Cesium-137.
Air
In the most recent data, iodine-131 was found
in air filters in the following locations. In
the case of air samples, the radiation is
measured in picoCuries per cubic meter.
Montgomery, AL collected 3/31:
0.055
Nome AK collected 3/30:
0.17
Nome AK collected 3/29:
0.36
Nome AK collected 3/27:
0.36
Nome AK collected 3/26:
0.46
Nome AK collected 3/25:
0.26
Juneau AKcollected 3/26:
0.43
Juneau AK collected 3/27:
0.38
Juneau AK collected 3/30:
0.28
Dutch Harbor AK collected 3/30:
0.14
Dutch Harbor AK collected 3/29:
0.11
Dutch Harbor AK colleccted 3/26:
0.21
Boise, ID collected 3/27: 0.22
Boise, ID collected 3/29:
0.27
Boise, ID collected 3/28:
0.32
Las Vegas NV collected 3/28:
0.30
Las Vegas, NV collected 3/30::
0.088
Las Vegas, NV collected 3/29:
0.044
In
older samples, isotopes of cesium and tellurium
were found in Boise; Las Vegas; Nome and Dutch
Harbor; Honolulu, Kauai and Oahu, Hawaii;
Anaheim, Riverside, San Francisco, and San
Bernardino, California; Jacksonville and
Orlando, Florida; Salt Lake City, Utah; Guam,
and Saipan on the Marina Islands.
The ongoing radiological release from the Fukushima
Daiichi nuclear power plant has led Japanese authorities to
raise the rating of the accident there to Level 7.
A batch of eight safety-related incidents were recorded
on the International Nuclear Event Scale (INES) in the days
after a 14-metre tsunami left the site flooded to a level of
over five meters.
Covering both the Fukushima Daiichi and Daiini plants,
these concerned the overall effect on the nuclear plants
(Level 3), two losses of cooling function (Level 5), one
covering radiological release (Level 5), one on loss of
cooling to a fuel pond (Level 3) and three more on loss of
reactor cooling (Level 3).
These have now been supplemented by an additional rating
at the top Level 7, 'a major accident'. Japanese authorities
notified the International Atomic Energy Agency of their
decision to up the rating: "As a result of re-evaluation,
total amount of discharged iodine-131 is estimated at 1.3x1017
becquerels, and caesium-137 is estimated at 6.1x1015
becquerels. Hence the Nuclear and Industrial Safety Agency
has concluded that the rating of the accident would be
equivalent of Level 7."
This map from the
International Atomic Energy Agency shows Iiata
village
as the only place to have received any notable
disposition of radionuclides
The only other accident ever put at this level was the
explosion and sustained fire at Chernobyl 4 in April 1986.
This, however, was made far worse in terms of health impact
by the instantaneous nature of the release, the failure of
authorities in the Soviet Union to evacuate nearby people
and restrict the consumption of milk and finally by some
people's refusal to take potassium iodide tablets due to
mistrust of the government.
By comparison at Fukushima the situation developed over a
number of days giving Japanese authorities ample time to
evacuate residents living within 20 kilometers and warn
those in a further ten kilometer radius to stay indoors.
Milk, drinking water and many other foodstuffs have been
routinely monitored and their consumption controlled.
Potassium iodide tablets were distributed early and consumed
at the right time.
A series of radiological releases have taken place from
the plant. The most serious for people took place to the air
around 15 March, five days after the tsunami triggered the
emergency situation. Since then radiation releases have in
general trended downwards, with some lesser spikes on site
due to various events in the work to control the situation.
Radioactive releases to sea are now also decreasing since
Tokyo Electric Power Company identified and plugged the
place from which highly contaminated water was leaking
directly to sea. At the same time the company has released a
larger amount of much less contaminated water to free space
in a waste management facility on site to store the more
contaminated water.
One concern for Japanese authorities is the higher
disposition of radionuclides in the village of Iiate, about
30 kilometers northwest from Fukushima Daiichi and outside
the evacuation zone. The reason for the higher rate of
contamination in that localized area is not known, but
monitoring has shown it to be the only area significantly
affected by the accident.
So far, three workers have been killed by the immediate
effects of the earthquake and tsunami and none by the
effects of radiation. No measurable effect on the general
public is expected.
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An aerial view of the Chernobyl nuclear plant in Ukraine shows damage
from an explosion and fire in one of the reactors that sent large
amounts of radioactive material into the atmosphere, April 26, 1986
Chernobyl reactor 4 which exploded after a power surge
and dispersed radioactive material into the air in 1986
Resources: Business Insider - World
Nuclear News -
Alexander Higgins
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