[Java4Jay]

Finding creditable news of this event is hard to find, your thoughts please.

[driftdiver]

hahahahahahaha

[Cicero]

If America dies, it will be from an excess of Greenie jerks.

[Nervous Tick]

IT’S A HUNDRED BILLION ZILLION TIMES WORSE THAN THAT! EVERYONE WILL DIE!

eventually

[meadsjn]

This thread needs some professional level hyperbole!

[CodeToad]

You obviously know nothing of the ground you walk on or what those reactors are actually doing. Hint: You’re not going to die from it.

[Java4Jay]

I didn’t post this to slam the nuclear power industry, but rather to search for help and input in finding creditable, updated news on this horrific event.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

I remember well the millions who died after Chernobyl.

Bodies were piled in the streets.

[Java4Jay]

How do I condense the URL link when I post?

[marbren]

Finding creditable news of this event is hard to find, your thoughts please.

I agree. IMHO This to me is for a reason. I do not know but, Thank God, God knows

[Minn]

As far as credibility goes:

way of comparison, the Chernobyl nuclear disaster that occured in 1986 in the Ukraine, Russia- heretofore the worst nuclear disaster on record- burned for 10 days and cumulatively killed an estimated 1 million people worldwide.

If you believe the one million thing, you'll believe anything. So, sure, Fukushima will probably kill a billion or two people, many in Florida. Why not?

[lurk]

That, and Godzilla is going to step out of the ocean and wreak havoc in Tokyo.

It happens time after time; radiation, monster, Tokyo, commuter trains getting munched like Philly sandwiches.

[ScareyFast63]

Pull your head out of your butt—then you can see light at the end of the tunnel!!!

[sleddogs]

You can always check here.

http://radiationnetwork.com/

[lonevoice]

[Albion Wilde]

An undead candidate if there ever was one.

[puppypusher]

With nuclear radiation,Distance = safety.
The further away from the source of the contamination the better off you’ll be.

[eclecticEel]

As the years go by, a whole lot of Americans are going to get sick and die

Inconceivable!

[Big_Harry]

I’m good with slowly... ...how slowly?

[hinckley buzzard]

Back in the fifties they used to say this about nuclear tests--"There's Strontium 90 in the milk we drink! Oh NO!

BTW They also used to blame erratic weather on the nuclear testing as well. Now they just whine about global warming causing the same things that nuclear tests used to "cause."

Alarmism and hysteria have a long history.

[tiki]

I am anxious to ask a nuclear specialist what he thinks of it. He was dropped off at the site as soon as the US was on the scene and I think he was there 2 weeks.

The problem is that I don’t know all that well and he just retired from the Navy at the end of August so I just have to wait to run into him somewhere.