A Coverup -California Northwest USA BC Canada under radiation threat as high as Japan

giovonni wrote:13 July 2011 Last updated at 06:31 ET

Japan PM Naoto Kan urges nuclear-free future

Japan's Prime Minister Naoto Kan has called for his country to develop into a nuclear-free society,
amid rising public anger at the continuing crisis at the Fukushima Daiichi plant.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-pacific-14137186

I think this will be too little to late for most of Northern Japan. It will make their future somewhat more hopeful environmentally in about 20,000 years.

orthodoxymoron wrote:I haven't been keeping up with this thread, and I will review it in the coming days and weeks. Thank-you for this important information and discussion. The New World Order supposedly has a big problem with Japan. I tend to agree that this tectonic event was deliberately inflicted, rather than being a natural occurrence. Some have predicted that Japan will be sunk, at some point, presumably deliberately. Some claim that Hiroshima and Nagasaki were nuked with pre-placed stationary nuclear devices, and that the B-29's dropped uranium-laced flash-bombs, and I don't wish to say who supposedly installed the bombs. Also, the Japanese atrocities against the Chinese in WWII were horrific and Nazi-like, and included medical experimentation, according to a 'New York Times' article which I read many years ago. Ben Fulford has stated that Japan won't sell-out their people. Some also say that the chem-trails contain radioactive materials, and that worldwide radioactivity increases are not necessarily from Fukushima. I have heard of low-flying helicopters in the Pacific Northwest, monitoring radioactivity. Take a look at recent postings on the 'Red Pill' thread http://www.themistsofavalon.net/t2666p255-egyptian-folklore-and-the-red-pill-part-2 regarding radioactivity and genetic modification, which some call an 'upgrade'. This whole thing is so upsetting and creepy that I have been trying to think about other things, like intergalactic war! I could say a lot more, but I would rather not.