nuclear material dumping in pacific

Dude probably deserverd to get tased...

 

Gerson Therapy

 

here's some non video info. Still pretty scarey. probably more so with my imagination being like it is.

http://www.globalresearch.ca/fukushima-pacific-ocean-will-not-dilute-dumped-radioactive-water/31200

http://science.time.com/2013/05/01/...-why-fukushimas-nuclear-cleanup-is-faltering/
"But it’s not funny, not really, because the consequences of the meltdown and TEPCO’s mismanagement are very real. The latest threat comes from nearby groundwater that is pouring into the damaged reactor buildings. Once the water reaches the reactor it becomes highly contaminated by radioactivity. TEPCO workers have to pump the water out of the reactor to avoid submerging the important cooling system — the plant’s melted reactor cores, while less dangerous than they were in the immediate aftermath of the meltdown, still needed to be further cooled down. TEPCO can’t simply dump the irradiated groundwater into the nearby sea — the public outcry would be too great — so the company has been forced to jury-rig yet another temporary solution, building hundreds of tanks, each able to hold 112 Olympic-size pools worth of liquid, to hold the groundwater. So TEPCO finds itself in a race: Can its workers build enough tanks and clear enough nearby space to store the irradiated water — water that keeps pouring into the reactor at the rate of some 75 gal. a minute? More than two years after the tsunami, TEPCO is still racing against time — and just barely staying ahead."

Read more: http://science.time.com/2013/05/01/...s-nuclear-cleanup-is-faltering/#ixzz2TZlhray1

http://www.nytimes.com/2013/04/30/w...rils-fukushima-plant.html?pagewanted=all&_r=0

 

Thanks man, that is some good info.

I am pretty sure this is horrible for the local marine ecology. I don't think we have much to worry about over here. The dispersion throughout the Pacific likely reduces active isotope concentration down to basically nothing. If I were living in a coastal japanese city, I would be a little scared.

 

Yet I have two friends in remission after thorough care from the MUSC cancer center. One had leukemia, and the other had cancer in the lymph nodes. Now, both are healthy and enjoying life. Demonize modern medicine all you want, but it can and does save lives.

 

Trolling for the sake of trolling. I generally ignore all the conspiracy bull because it's not worth the time, but come on. Coffee enemas over chemo?

Yes, chemotherapy kills healthy cells as well as cancerous ones. It's also been a life-saving medical procedure for thousands of cancer survivors. It's a researched and proven technique that's been thoroughly studied, and people generally accept the risks due to the massive potential benefits (you know, living).

Blowing coffee up your *** is a crackpot theory with no scientific or medical basis. You can make your own choices, but if (knock on wood) someone I know or I were to be diagnosed with cancer, I'd take chemo over coffee enemas and advise those I care for to do the same. Why? It's saved several lives of people close to me, not to mention countless people I don't know.

Also, "almost 1,000,000" do not die annually in the US from malpractice or hospital conditions. That's almost 1/300th of the population of our country dying annually from malpractice (based on 2012 census figures). That's also about 40% of the TOTAL annual deaths (based on 2010 death toll from the CDC) in our country. Roughly equivalent to heart disease and cancer combined. For what it's worth, most people put the number closer to 200,000. That number is NOT the number malpractice lawsuits, so it's not an issue of reporting. Total malpractice lawsuits number (not just deaths) is more like 20,000.

Sources:
Malpractice numbers:
http://www.azmedicalmalpracticeblog...practice-sixth-leading-cause-of-death-in-u-s/

http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/releases/11856.php

http://freedomoutpost.com/2012/12/m...s-higher-than-gun-homicides-lets-end-the-ama/ (puts the number below 100,000)

CDC:
http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/fastats/deaths.htm

Now, I know, tell me how it's all a conspiracy and the malpractice deaths are getting covered up so well that only 1/5th of them or less are being characterized as such.

 

^^^ This!!!^^^

 

REAL surfers should be concerned about hazardous crap being pumped into our playground. there have been massive marine critter deaths on the pacific side (as well on ours). Seals looking like they've undergone chemotherapy in Oregon and Alaska.

 

Yah. And the Navy sonar thing is troublesome. Discuss.

But, for this forum it's what ZaGaff said.

 

yeah let's not forget the fugged up crap those squids do to our mother. In the late 80's it was announced that they were going to take a giant electromagnet and set it off underwater off the OBX. I was driving across the Chesp Bay Bridge Tunnel and saw it. it looked like a house being pulled out by a row boat. We were in Corolla that weekend and a sea turtle came up beside me, let out a moan, rolled it's eyes and sank.

 

+1,000 on the Obama anti-entrepreneurship rant

Blue pill as in Viagra? I'll leave those for Senator Bob Dole!

 

Hahahahaha... Just watched the video. That sh*t is funny. I don't know why the cops were there to begin with. I'm sure he did something to have them at his door..

.And I'm not a cop.

 

Hahaha.. Just watched it again...
"Don't you touch her! Don't you touch her! AAARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRGH!"
Too funny