Fires and floods are fine, too.
And no nuke plant companies or guvs ever ever lie to people.
Perish the thought!
There’s also been talk of the earthen dam breaking. Then what? Another day, they opened the gates and admitted they had no clue where the water was going to spread to. Uh, excuse me, but that’s their job to know and they might want to keep an eye on the low lands, duh. I know first hand when idiots man the gates. You can call them up saying they’re flooding you out and they (sitting behind their computers a couple hours away) will tell you you’re wrong because their gauges 5 miles away aren’t showing that. Then there’s the idiot emergency services who evacuate one side of the river and igore the other side as if it’s a Parting of the Red Sea II and the water knows better than to flood both sides of its banks. Don’t dismiss everything as move along, nothing to see, and the government knows best and will take care of us.
Check out RoosterLikesTiger’s update threads on the Japan Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant continuing disaster after lie after distaster after lie after disaster after lie. More idiots and cya after the fact.
A prominent feature of this thread is that the routine flooding of the refueling canal somehow indicates a problem at Ft Calhoun. Also, an extinguished fire is supposed to be significant. I don’t deny that the high water level is to be trifled with.
I guess we’ll have to let the passage of time adjudicate this matter. At the end of June, I rather strongly suspect, we’ll find that Ft Calhoun Station is rather soggy but nothing much else is the matter with it.