perceptions_now
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gizmo_2655 wrote on Apr 5 th, 2011 at 9:53pm: perceptions_now wrote on Apr 5 th, 2011 at 7:41pm: gizmo_2655 wrote on Apr 5 th, 2011 at 5:54pm: Foolosophy wrote on Apr 5 th, 2011 at 5:52pm: gizmo_2655 wrote on Apr 5 th, 2011 at 5:50pm: Ex Dame Pansi wrote on Apr 5 th, 2011 at 5:37pm: gizmo_2655 wrote on Apr 5 th, 2011 at 5:16pm: Foolosophy wrote on Apr 5 th, 2011 at 5:09pm: My esitmates show that there shouldn't be more than 2.73 million deaths resulting form this Fukushima nuclear waste dump disaster.
The corporate bonuses will be handed out, promotions, medals and business awards
The epitaphs will be constructed for the 712 workers who will eventually be sacrificed so that the BOARD can remain intact to receive their annual bonuses.
Business as usual
cover up after cover up And reality and experience shows there shouldn't be more than a maximum of 500 deaths....fun huh?? <<It was grim. We went from hospital to hospital and from one contaminated village to another. We found deformed and genetically mutated babies in the wards; pitifully sick children in the homes; adolescents with stunted growth and dwarf torsos; foetuses without thighs or fingers and villagers who told us every member of their family was sick.
This was 20 years after the accident but we heard of many unusual clusters of people with rare bone cancers. One doctor, in tears, told us that [color=#ffff00]one in three pregnancies in some places was malformed and that she was overwhelmed by people with immune and endocrine system disorders. Others said they still saw caesium and strontium in the breast milk of mothers living far from the areas thought to be most affected, and significant radiation still in the food chain. Villages testified that "the Chernobyl necklace" – thyroid cancer – was so common as to be unremarkable; many showed signs of accelerated ageing.>>[/color] That's 20 years AFTER the accident. It might keep happening for another 20 years or 200 years....nobody really knows. Gizmo....a suitable comeback could be that they can't prove it was a result of the Chernobyl accident. Or you could give us one of your own, everyone needs a laugh now and then. No, that was at Chernobyl...which is massively different to Fukushima... Chernobyl WAS a major disaster and did indeed produce lots of problems.. ...problems??? 985,000 deaths is a problem?
40% of Europe contaminated is a problem? Yes, some 'imagined problems' and some real ones.. Well Gizmo, you would know all about imagination, since it seems to comprise, much of your posts!
Btw, you mentioned a figure of 500 deaths, what reality & experience do you base that on?
I base the '500 deaths' prediction on several things... 1) Foolosophy 'qouted' 2.73 million.....so based on her earlier claims of 985,000 for Chernobyl (when it's actually 9,000) that gives us a rough estimate of 1/100,000th of whatever Foolosophy 'claims' 2) And then there's the fact that very little radiation has leaked from Fukushima, so the only people who are really at risk are the crews working to control the reactors.. So right at this moment, the only people who 'may' die from radiation are the disaster and repair crews..and there's only 712 of them, so a 'predicted' mortality of about 3/4 sounds a little over the top...but I decided to err on the pessimistic side.. In other words, you have done the same as you have done in many, many posts, you have used your imagination, instead of the reality of facts, without proper information and you have done so in the absence of any real experience. In short, your providing support for somethings that are real & apparent dangers and your doing so with fudged information, the question is why?
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