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by Mark Sircus
18 March 2011
from
IMVA Website
The Japanese government today
admitted that
it is overwhelmed by unfolding events.
If millions of Japanese wondering what
they need to do to get out of harm’s way are confused, there is good
reason for it.
The Japanese government as well as the American one
and health officials around the world are themselves confused about
the potential dangers to the people of the greater metropolitan
Tokyo area, which is practically in the shadow of the out-of-control
nuclear power station. Imagine how they feel being so close. It’s a
nuclear nightmare up there in northern Japan.
Is there anyone who
really wants to doubt that?
Top U.S. officials have testified before congress this week that the
situation in Japan has reached catastrophic proportions on par with
Chernobyl. Both the Secretary of Energy
Steven Chu and Gregory B. Jaczko, the chairman of the
Nuclear Regulatory Commission gave dire
testimony before the House Energy and Commerce committee.
This is
not the same story being told in Tokyo, at least not yet. But
Japan’s nuclear agency spokesman conceded that a “Chernobyl
solution” of
burying the reactors in sand and concrete was in the
back of the authorities’ minds.
A day later it is moving to the very
front of their minds.
American officials in Japan continue to operate on the assumption
that the danger level is higher than described by the Japanese and
in this essay we continue to assume the dangers are
stratospherically higher than even the American officials are
admitting. At this point both the primary and secondary containment
vessels at the Fukushima nuclear reactor #4 are breached.
To make
matters worse, radiation readings taken by the U.S. indicate that
the cooling pond is empty, indicating the fuel rods are in a state
of complete meltdown with no cooling to counteract the meltdown in
progress.
These events spell out NUCLEAR NIGHTMARE and there will be
many deaths in this bad dream.
The U.S. has issued a
50-mile evacuation zone around the plant and
even that might be too conservative of a radius as things get
further out of hand. This is in contrast to Japanese directives that
people within about 12 miles evacuate while those between 12 and 19
miles stay indoors. Yet there are strong indications that
fuel rods
have begun to melt and release extremely high levels of radiation,
suggesting they should really start considering evacuating Tokyo.
It is time to get people out and it’s time for us to stop using
fluoride in our water and mercury in our vaccines and dental
products but that’s the problem with us humans and our cherished
institutions - we don’t recognize the real dangers until it’s too late
and we come up with all kinds of excuses and rationalizations to do
or not do something.
The frenetic series of efforts to get water
into four of the plant’s six reactors
is not working.
American officials say they suspect that the Japanese power company
has consistently underestimated the risk and moved too slowly to
contain the damage. To expect the politicians, nuclear power energy
officials and the company owners to communicate in an
unbiased/untwisted way about nuclear events is to be a fool.
All
they see are safety signs in their minds and they cannot let
anything get in the way of the future of nuclear power even though
it’s proving out to be the stupidest, most insane thing modern man
has ever done. We will now learn this lesson the hard way.
Does
anyone have any doubt about that either?
As each hour passes in Japan, the world comes closer to reading news
of one of the largest nuclear stations in the world going out of
control creating a permanent hot spot on our planet that will result
in nightmares for ages to come. It is already happening and we are
within a hair’s breadth of incalculable suffering and harm to human
civilization.
Yet the risks are not being disclosed for fear of
panic.
The days and weeks ahead are going to give us a shocking
wake-up call about who we are and what we have done and allowed to
be done to our lives. It is a good time for prayers and a good time
for some self-reflection.
The United Nations is forecasting a
possible radioactive
plume coming across the Pacific Ocean and arriving
in California today, according to
the New York Times.
California is going to get dumped on by
the jet stream from Japan with the fallout being the first whiffs
from the first, most minor explosion at Fukushima.
The radioactive
fallout will contain uranium, cesium, tritium, strontium, and carbon
14 but not very much radioactive iodine. In our next essay entitled
“No Danger, No Concern, No Sanity,” we will look more carefully at
what to pay attention to regarding long-range, traveling nuclear
fallout.
Iodine supplementation always makes perfect medical sense for an
iodine-deficient population whether confronted with radioactive
iodine or not. Dr. David Brownstein has tested 5,000 of his patients
and has conferred with many of his colleagues who all sustain the
reality that 95 percent of Americans are iodine deficient.
Without
sufficient iodine we are sitting ducks to toxicities of many kinds
with radioactive iodine being only one.
Fluoride in the drinking
water is much more toxic to an iodine-deficient thyroid. They will
not warn you about that and they will not give sufficient warning to
what is happening in Japan and what lies ahead.
Soon it will be deadly +plutonium coming through. The fuel rods at
all six reactors at the stricken Fukushima Daiichi complex contain
plutonium. Only six percent of the fuel rods at the plant’s Unit 3
were a mixture of plutonium-239 and uranium-235 when first put into
operation. The fuel in other reactors is only uranium, but even
there, plutonium is created during the fission process.
This means
the fuel in all of the stricken reactors and spent fuel pools
contain plutonium. Plutonium is super nasty stuff, especially
damaging to lungs and kidneys. Inhaling or ingesting only one
radioactive particle of plutonium can cause cancer.
There are 3,400 tons of fuel in seven spent fuel pools within the
six-reactor plant, including one joint pool storing very old fuel
from units 3 and 4. There are 877 tons in five of the reactor cores.
That is a lot of radioactive material and Japan is actually a very
small place.
The media run by the super elites are not going to tell people what
is really going on. You think they are telling the truth about what
is happening in the Gulf states? You think they are going to warn
the kids going down for spring break to stay out of the water? You
think they are going to tell everyone to go out and buy both
eating
and
external clay to help draw radioactive particles from the body?
No they will not come out with any helpful informative information.
You would think they would give a heads up to the population about
the usefulness of simple Arm & Hammer baking soda and how useful
that can be to citizens worried about or actually suffering with
radioactive contamination?
Not a chance even though it’s been
reported that you can clear soil of uranium with it, with sodium
bicarbonate, the same stuff that you can stick in your refrigerator,
brush your teeth and wash your hair with and even save a life in the
emergency room.
The world is already paying a high price for nuclear energy. It is
not clean and green and certainly not safe but you will never get
them to admit that. If a company like Boeing can fall to the
temptation of arrogance and shoddy planes, as 60 Minutes exposed,
what do you think the nuclear power industry is all about?
So what aren’t they telling us?
They are not telling us that the
mixed oxide fuel rods used in the compromised number three reactor
at the Fukushima Daiichi complex contain enough plutonium to
threaten public health with the possibility of inhalation of
airborne plutonium particles.
Plutonium is most dangerous when it is inhaled and gets into the
lungs. The effect on the human body is to vastly increase the chance
of developing fatal cancers. That is why in my protocol I call for
use of glutathione sodium bicarbonate nebulization because it treats
and helps clear the lung tissues. If one has anything above a zero
chance of surviving the inhalation of airborne plutonium it’s going
to be this kind of treatment as well as with the use of clay.
Well
actually increasing one’s chance from zero entails the use of a
complete protocol for radiation exposure.
The damaged number three reactor was undergoing its first fuel cycle
using MOX at Daiichi. If one of those MOX reactors blows, spewing
plutonium dust across Japan and elsewhere, it is lights out via
cancer for anyone who breathes the stuff.
The half-life of various
plutonium isotopes ranges from minutes to 80 million years.
Plutonium-239 has a half-life of 24,100 years meaning it takes that
long to lose half of its radioactive potency - nothing compared to
depleted uranium, which counts its time in billions of years.
Uranium-235 has a half-life of 700 million years.
And cesium, which
tends to go airborne easily, has a half-life of 30 years.
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