27 February 2014 (02:42 UTC-07 Tango)/26 Rabi ‘ath-Thani 1435/08 Esfand 1392/28 Bing-Yin (1st month) 4712
The neo-imperialist government of Japan has agreed to hand over plutonium to the Obama regime. Officials admitted they bought the plutonium from the United States, during the Cold War, for “research purposes”.
Tokyo Electric Power Company announced that once again filtration of radioactive water was stopped. This time it was an automatic shutdown after alarms sounded. TEPCo is now investigating to find out why the system automatically shutdown.
TEPCo’s Managing Executive Officer, Anegawa Takafumi, has admitted that continued problems within the corporation, relating to the handling of the ongoing Fukushima Daiichi disaster, are due to a “corporate culture”. Anegawa told government officials that it would take time to change the pervasive and irresponsible corporate culture.
Researchers from the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution in Maine, United States, are asking Canadians in British Columbia to step up where the Canadian government is failing. Woods Hole is asking Canadians to take part in the same independent and individually funded program that people in California, Oregon and Washington are taking part in: ourradioactiveocean.org
13 employees at the U.S. Waste Isolation Pilot Plant near Carlsbad, New Mexico, were notified that they are contaminated with radiation. The notice came from the Department of Energy, and was the result of testing of samples taken off the employees. The workers were exposed during the 14 February “radiological event”.
In PortMiami, Florida, part of the cruise ship terminal was evacuated after an old school compass set off radiation detectors. The compass was made in the 1950s, and has a luminescent dial made with radioactive materials (which is very common even in old watches and old glow in the dark model kits and toys).
Uganda’s Atomic Energy Council is warning against the overuse of medical testing and treatments that are radioactive. It turns out that many medical clinics in Uganda are not licensed to use such things, but are.
There has been increasing studies showing that medical radiation testing and treatment is actually causing harm. The latest study says children with brain tumors don’t live long if treated with radiation: “The first comprehensive, large-scale cohort study of the long-term survival of children treated for low-grade gliomas, the most common pediatric brain tumor, finds that almost 90% are alive 20 years later and that few die from the tumor as adults. However, children who received radiation as part of their treatment had significantly lower long-term survival rates than children who were not radiated.”