Wednesday, June 12, 2019

UN and Western countries covered up the facts on the huge health toll of Chernobyl radiation

UN and Western countries covered up the facts on the huge health toll of Chernobyl radiation
June 11, 2019



...official tally records 300 people hospitalised after the accident. These were mostly firemen and plant operators, but I found that Soviet leaders gave orders to release information on Chernobyl patients from only one Moscow hospital. In the months after the accident, villagers in contaminated regions streamed into many other hospitals. Archival records show that not 300 but 40,000 people were hospitalised for Chernobyl exposures in the summer after the accident. Many of them were children.

Seeding rain clouds to keep them from Moscow: 

shortly after the accident, pilots chased clouds of radioactive fallout flowing northeast from the burning reactor. They manipulated the weather to make radioactive rain land on rural Belarus in order to save several Russian cities, including Moscow. That triage operation saved the contamination of millions of people but created a second Chernobyl Zone that few know about today.

At the time, Moscow officials told no one in Belarus about the weather manipulation operation. The head of the Belarusian communist party, Nikolai Sliunkov, only found out about the accident, about 5km over the Belarusian border, by phoning the head of the Ukrainian communist party several days later. The 200,000 people who lived in the Mogilev province under the seeded clouds of fallout were mostly farmers. They ate what they grew and lived with high levels of radioactivity for up to 15 years until the territory was finally evacuated in 1999.

Radioactive Sausage 

Moscow agronomists issued a special manual for meat packers with instructions to mix low- and medium-level radioactive flesh with appropriate proportions of clean meat to make sausage.

The sausage was to be labelled as it normally would and to be shipped across the great Soviet Union, everywhere but Moscow. Meat with high levels of radiation was to be stored in freezers until the radioactivity decayed. Soon managers in Belarus were asking for more freezers. They asked again and again, but no freezers arrived, so they located a refrigerated train car and packed in 317 tons of highly radioactive meat and sent the dubious gift to the Georgian Republic, where it was rejected and passed on.

Radioactive Wool Workers 

200 Chernobyl clean-up workers were awarded damages at a wool factory in Chernihiv, Ukraine. That was strange. We are used to thinking of clean-up workers as the firemen who fought radioactive flames after the accident, not female wool workers 80km away in a relatively unscathed city. Curious, I drove to Chernihiv and found only 10 of 200 women on the list still at their jobs.

The rest had died or retired as invalids. What had the women been doing to get such high doses? They were simply picking up bales of wool to sort at their tables. Each bale measured up to 3.2 milliroentgens an hour. That is a lot of radioactivity, like hugging an X-ray machine while it is turned on. “Oh we were full of radiation. Ping, ping, ping,” the sorters remembered. “We took off our smocks and they balled them up and threw them away.”

Wednesday, July 25, 2012

Evacuations Killed More Than Cancer Ever Will Fukushima Nukeblog July 20, 2012

From the Forbes debunking article:

Of course, the authors, Hoeve and Jacobson, don’t put it that way. They state that this number is non-trivial. But the number of cancers that would occur in the present 127 million Japanese population over their lives in the absence of Fukushima radiation is about (BEIR VII):
52,000,000 ± 50,000.
Assuming their calculations are correct, and their assertion that they all occur in Japan is correct, then in the presence of Fukushima radiation this number becomes:
52,000,130 ± 50,000.
This difference is less than trivial, it is statistically zero.
This fear-mongering comes down yet again to the Linear No-Threshold dose hypothesis, or LNT. As has been discussed before, LNT supposes that all radiation is deadly and that there is no dose below which harmful effects will not occur (BEIR VII) . While LNT has been hotly debated for over 50 years, everyone in the field agrees that the effects of low-dose radiation are so small that it cannot be seen in the overall population. The InternationalCommission on Radiological Protection (ICRP), long a promulgator of LNT, finally admitted in its Publication 103 (2007) that “Collective effective dose is not intended as a tool for epidemiological risk assessment, and it is inappropriate to use it in risk projections.” But this is just what ideologues like Jacobson keep doing.
Of real importance is that the evacuation killed more people than the radiation ever will, even using Hoeve and Jacobson’s numbers. According to the The Daily Yomiuri, at least 573 people have died during the evacuation of the area around the Fukushima plants. And since many were evacuated from areas that were not contaminated enough to cause any health issues, this continued fear-mongering borders on being criminal. It distracts from the real suffering caused by the tsunami and the fear from the meltdown. Yes, there are contaminated areas that have to be cleaned up. Yes, Tepco and the Japanese government failed to heed the serious critiques and suggestions that the world nuclear community has been telling them for many years. But residents were evacuated immediately, and they were told not to eat anything from the region for the few months afterwards while I-131 died away, averting the real danger to children that was the biggest problem from Chernobyl. As Hoeve and Jacobson show, the doses to the public from Cs-137 have been too low to cause significant, or even measurable, harm.

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Fukushima Cancer Fears Are Absurd
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One thing is very obvious from Fukushima. The evacuations have killed more people than the radiation ever will. Recent scary articles notwithstanding, the number of cancers that will result from Fukushima-emitted radiation will be so few that they will not be ...
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Fukushima, Climate Change And Stocks To Watch
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Jacobson Fukushima Analysis Applied to Japan Airlines
Next Big Future
Stanford University released a study that projected 130 people, primarily in Japan, will die from cancer over the next 50 years as the result of the accident at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant. The group of companies that comprise Japan Airlines Co.
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Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Plant Weekly Review
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Japan's nuclear fight intensifies
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Japan ends nuclear freeze. Japan's grassroots anti-nuclear movement has been growing since last year's devastating tsunami caused a meltdown at the Fukushima nuclear power plant. Watch victims of Japan's Fukushima disaster talk about the struggle to ...
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36% of Fukushima, Japan children have abnormal thyroid growths, new study ...
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Little has been rebuilt in the shadow of Fukushima nuclear exclusion zone
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MINAMISOMA, Japan — Peering through a car window, towns just five miles from the outer edge of Fukushima Prefecture's nuclear exclusion zone appear no different than elsewhere in Japan. Ramen shops serve up bubbling bowls of noodles and pork ...
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Adaptable and Effective Mitigation for Nuclear Accidents and other Situations
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The aged and infirm should not be evacuated from radiation releases like Fukushima. They will not develop new cancer from the radiation before they would die of whatever their current health issues. Only evacuation or improved sheltering from promptly fatal ...
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Ex-Japan PM joins anti-nuclear demo outside PM's office
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Japan's debate over nuclear power has become increasingly heated after incumbent Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda's decision to restart idled reactors despite persistent public safety concerns following last year's Fukushima nuclear crisis. The question of ...
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Tokyo's efforts to restore trust in nuclear power hit new snag
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TOKYO, July 20 (Reuters) - Japan's government suffered a fresh setback on Friday in its efforts to restore trust in nuclear power, shattered by the Fukushima crisis, when media leaks forced it to delay nominating candidates for a new atomic safety watchdog.
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Seconds From Disaster Dramatization of Fukushima Nuclear Disaster Television Program

It's not the most complete version, but not a bad dramatization with a few new stories here and there, definitely a must watch for Fukushima Disaster watchers.

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Fukushima man-made catastrophe hitting West Coast is no hoax
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Commission reports government, regulators and Tepco collusion betraying human right to safety Findings of the 19-member commission on the ongoing Fukushima nucl.
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Made in Japan? Fukushima Crisis Is Nuclear, Not Cultural
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Since the release of the Fukushima Nuclear Accident Independent Committee's official report last week, much has been made of how it implicates Japanes...
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Reduced radiation goal set for Fukushima
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The Japanese government approved a long-term goal to reduce radiation exposure in the disaster-stricken Fukushima prefecture, officials said.
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Aquarium receives Amir's 'donation'
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With attendance of Kuwait Institute for Scientific Research (KISR) Director General Dr Naji Al-Mutairi and Japanese dignitaries, Kuwaiti Ambassador to Japan Abdulrahman Al-Otaibi presented the donation to Aquamarine Fukushima Executive Director ...
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REVITALIZING JAPAN -- Living on an island arc / Fukushima's health data to be ...
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U.S. experts apparently felt the Japanese government's response to the crisis at Tokyo Electric Power Co.'s Fukushima No. 1 nuclear power plant was too slow. On Feb. 9, researchers including Stephen Morrison, director of the Global Health Policy Center ...
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Anti-nuclear protesters put heat on Noda
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Fifteen weeks ago, there were only 300 of them. On July 13, according to police estimates, there were 10000 people in Tokyo's streets with a single, simple message for Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda: “Saikado Hantai” (We oppose restarts).
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Nuclear tragedy in Japan shows need for safety upgrades
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THE GLOBE'S July 10 editorial “Fukushima probe shows new openness in Japan” reminds us that, while we cannot prevent natural disasters, we should re-double efforts to strengthen nuclear power safety to prevent a similar tragedy here. For one, owners of ...
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Japan eyes electricity deregulation to boost competition
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Japan should overhaul its power sector, dominated by regional monopolies, to promote competition and a stable power supply, according to a draft proposal issued on July 13 by a panel of experts set up after the Fukushima nuclear disaster.
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TEPCO chairman admits Niigata reactor restarts are in trouble
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Two weeks after he said it was vital to rebuild his company, the new chairman of Tokyo Electric Power Co. admitted restarts of reactors at the Kashiwazaki-Kariwa nuclear power plant in Niigata Prefecture from April was looking difficult.
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Monday, July 23, 2012

Dr Doom: US nuclear Baby valley of death Millions to die

Dr Doom:  US nuclear Baby valley of death Millions to die

This doctor "Mark Sircus" who evidently specializes in medicine predicted "millions of baby deaths and new cancer victims", called for evacuating Hawaii and the entire US West coast, and claimed that. Japanese and American children are already suffering with symptoms that appear to be the first signs of Radiation Sickness."

http://www.examiner.com/human-rights-in-national/prestigious-doctor-japan-us-nuclear-valley-of-death#ixzz1QVQ34bM2

 Dr. Mark Sircus bearer of tragic radiation news
Sunday, the prestigious Doctor Mark Sircus released a new report concurring with a host of scientists and other doctors giving evidence that people of Japan and United States have been subjected to dangerous levels of radiation since Fukushima nuclear plant meltdowns, and also subjected to a tight cover-up by authorities and media, the result of which will be millions of baby deaths and new cancer victims. Japanese and American children are already suffering with symptoms that appear to be the first signs of Radiation Sickness.
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"Finally, three months later, we are getting some numbers on what the real dangers are. And finally we can begin to understand the enormous cover-up of the nuclear doom that is reaching lungs all over the west coast of America, Canada, Alaska, Hawaii and at least half of Japan!" stated Dr. Mark Sircus.
Dr. Sircus Ac., OMD, is director of International Medical Veritas Association (IMVA) http://www.imva.info/. He was trained in acupuncture and oriental medicine at Institute of Traditional Medicine in Sante Fe, N.M., and at the School of Traditional Medicine of New England in Boston. He served at the Central Public Hospital of Pochutla in Mexico, and was awarded the title of doctor of oriental medicine for his work including one of the first nationally certified acupuncturists in the U.S. Dr. Sircus's IMVA is dedicated to unifying various disciplines in medicine with the goal of creating a new dawn in healthcare.
"For infants, it’s a terrible valley of death we have created for them." says Dr. Sircus. "As we shall see for years, all of them have been born with already polluted bloodstreams and now, the very young ones are dying in greater numbers on the west coast of the United States since Fukushima blew up."

No way to avoid tiny hot particles
"After the first week, officials had enough information to call for evacuation of a wide area in Japan and also Hawaii, Alaska and the entire west coast of North America," said Dr. Sircus.
All of northern Japan and the U.S. west coast should have been evacuated according to Dr. Sircus, admittedly "as impossible as evacuating the entire planet or the entire northern hemisphere."
"Avoiding exposure is always the best plan but there is no way to avoid breathing in air contaminated with tiny hot particles. Inhalation issues are much more frightening than ingestion issues because you can pick and choose what you eat and drink but you can't buy bottled air."
"Nuclear Toxicity Syndrome," one of the books authored by Dr. Sircus, is about "how to survive in nuclear and chemical hell," he says. Dr. Sircus, a founding guide of Gulf Coast Barefoot Doctors, deliverers of Detox Survival Kits to hundreds of Gulf Of Mexico BP oil and Corexit poisoned survivors.
Echoing the frustration of many Gulf of Mexico "barefoot doctors" and other volunteers since the BP oil catastrophe there over a year ago, Dr. Sircus states that "one cannot do what is necessary to survive hell if a person doesn’t know they are living in one." The problem is that, due to the media blackout on environmental hazards associated with non-renewable energy big business, relatively few people know the hell Gulf Coast people are enduring. Many Gulf Coast residents continue to attribute ongoing illness to a persistent "flu." Just as more people are doing today in relation to Fukushima radiation, many Gulf Coast residents remain in denial that Gulf of Mexico radiation from seeping oil and antibiotic resistant bacteria from the dispersant Corexit are lethal and government has not helped them. This is why Dr. Sircus and many health professionals contributed to the work of Mr. Jeff Rense for his book, "Coming Clean: From Denial to Detox" that he freely offers to save lives.
Despite mixed reports from officials and media about the vulnerability of United States nuclear plants threatened by flooding, Dr. Sircus highlights, "It just keeps getting worse by the day, and now we have Fort Calhoun nuclear plant outside Omaha, Nebraska on emergency alert as first fire and now flooding threatens to overwhelm yet another nuclear facility."
"We knew nuke power plants were bad news, but who would think they would build them on fault lines or in flood zones?" he asks.
Should US West Coast residents be worried?
While people like Arnie Gundersen have tiptoed the answer to whether west coasters should be worried about Fukushima fallout, Dr. Sircus answered more bluntly:
"I am afraid I will have to be brutally honest and be the bearer of really terrible news. The information coming out about hot particle concentrations near Fukushima, Tokyo, and now Seattle tell us that not only should all those populations be worrying but their governments should have been issuing evacuation orders months ago."
 "Because of the jet stream in April, after the large explosions that destroyed three reactor buildings, it was as dangerous in Seattle and much of the west coast of North America as in Tokyo." (Emphasis added)
According to Dr. Sircus, the average Tokyo resident is thought to have inhaled 10 “hot particles” per day throughout April 2011. Inhabitants of Fukushima were estimated to have inhaled 30-40 times more than that—up to 400 hot particles per day every day that month.
In Seattle, WA, it is estimated that the average person absorbed five “hot particles” per day during April 2011, or 10 “hot particles” per day if athletes working out.
"These invisible atomic particles become lodged in your lungs, intestines, bone or muscle."
Being very conservative and saying this has dropped to even one a day "would still be 30 of these death particles a month, approximately 200 radioactive particles into their lungs and other tissues by now.
"When you think that if even one of these 200 is plutonium," states Dr. Sircus, "we have to think in terms of millions of eventual cancer deaths."
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Dr. Mark Sircus recently released e-books including: Winning the War Against Cancer, Survival Medicine for the 21st Century, Sodium Bicarbonate, Rich Man’s Poor Man’s Cancer Treatment, New Paradigms in Diabetic Care and Bringing Back the Universal Medicine: IODINE.
He is a pioneer in natural detoxification and chelation of toxic chemicals and heavy metals and a champion of the medicinal value of minerals and seawater. Transdermal Magnesium Therapy, his first published work, offers a stunning breakthrough in medicine, an entirely new way to supplement magnesium that naturally increases DHEA levels, brings cellular magnesium levels up quickly, relieves pain, brings down blood pressure and pushes cell physiology in a positive direction. Magnesium chloride delivered transdermally brings a quick release from a broad range of conditions. For more information on Dr. Sircus's contributions, see International Medical Veritas Association: www.imva.info/

Deborah Dupré welcomes emails at info@DeborahDupré.com. 
For learning to survive radiation poisoning, download the free ebook that Jeff Rense guaranteed would save lives, "Coming Clean: From Denial to Detox" at TriageTVNews.com. 
To report radiation sickness symptoms for the common good, see the article, "8 radiation sickness signs (Slideshow)" and share your observations after the article, "Children sickness linked to Fukushima radiation."

Fukushima Nukeblog July 23, 2012


July 23, 2012


Tepco subcontractors admit telling workers to fake radiation exposure to get more work


Studies still say that safety rules were insuffiicent, but the main problem is that the plant was never designed to withstand a 15 meter tsunami, and not well designed enough to withstand an earthquake that severe. 


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Japan Fukushima probe urges new disaster prevention steps, mindset
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Japan investigating if Fukushima workers hid radiation exposure
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Japanese officials are investigating whether workers cleaning up in the wake of the Fukushimanuclear disaster were pushed to shield their radiation meters so they could keep working for longer on the contaminated plant. Under Japanese regulations ...
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Fukushima Watch: Doctoring Dosimeters — How Far Did It Go?
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Over the weekend, a subcontractor that worked at the devastated Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant confessed to asking some of its employees to put lead covers on their dosimeters in order to keep their radiation exposure readings artificially low. Associated...
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Fukushima Investigators Say More Study Needed on What Went Wrong
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“The government shouldn't close its accident investigation into Fukushima with the end of probes by our committee and the parliamentary commission,” led by Kurokawa, Hatamura's panel reported. “When radiation levels fall, detailed on-site examination ...
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Some Workers At Fukushima Were Told To Lie About Radiation Exposure
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The massive earthquake and tsunami on March 11, 2011, led to a breach of containment structures at the Fukushima plant that released a lot of radiation, keeping large areas around the plant off limits for more than a year later. CNN reports that a government ...
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Japan Panel Says Plant Operator Falls Short on Nuclear Safety
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TOKYO—The operator of Japan's crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant is still failing to sufficiently ensure the safety of its nuclear operations, a government-appointed panel looking into the causes of last year's disastrous accident said Monday. But in a ...
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Workers altered exposure levels at Japanese nuclear plant
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