Supporting Japan's rebuilding process

[Grit]

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Hate to say it, but much of that information is either outdated or flat-out wrong.

[Flower]

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Hate to say it, but much of that information is either outdated or flat-out wrong.

Hate to say but I doubt its flat out wrong unless all of our news networks are flat out wrong. I was listening to the news this morning and they pulled out the 50 japanese workers bec there was just too much radiation. (at least that is what I heard). I am only relaying information that I was told, its not out dated since it was this morning I heard it.

Just an update but, thank god the radiation cloud is moving away from the coast of japan (from the wind I suppose). Only bad thing about it is, if the wind blows in the wrong direction it could hit the west coast of the US. Lets just hope they get it under control enough that we do not have the first nuclear meltdown in history. I am talking a FULL meltdown not partial.

No one really knows what will happen in a full meltdown since it has never happened before, but from what I hear it could burrow into the earth and contaminate the earths fresh water supply. I doubt it will get to that point, but to create something with that much potential devastating effects is beyond me. I for sure would have never gone through with creating nuclear fusion if I knew it could get that bad. The worst case scenario is earth shattering literally.

[Overkill9000]

Only bad thing about it is, if the wind blows in the wrong direction it could hit the west coast of the US.

this is not a concern. it poses very little or no threat to the US.