When I read “Fukushima cover up”, I thought I might a brave journalist who at least philosophically explores the concept that the United States of America complicit with the Japanese administrative government had stored nuclearized weapons of mass destruction under the Fukushima generators.

This is not as incredible as it sounds. Japan had announced its intention to progress defence autonomy, making changes to its constitution to allow its own weapons of mass destruction. I am led to believe that an existing nuclear plant would act as an excellent cover for nuclearized weapons of mass destruction. This is the precise case being levelled at Iran currently. Finally, the mass destructive weaponry is ideally located for an attack on China’s big toe – North Korea.

If a fine investigative journalist were to look at the details of the earthquake and resulting tsunami, there appears to be several inconsistencies in relation to Fukushima. In relation to the destruction and magnitude of the quake the tsunami, the data just does not add up. Personally, I am no expert and it is difficult to find too much information beyond the TEPCO lynching material, but a fine dedicated investigative journalist would find gold and plenty of it hiding in the cracks.

Then there is the issue with TEPCO themselves, who demonstrated absolute culpability and then a lack of culpability. If indeed Fukushima was designed to the maximum safety requirement as the earthquake devastation was enhanced by the complete detonation and destruction of several nuclearized weapons of mass destruction beneath the nuclear plant, then TEPCO are rather admonished. The problem appears to be, as usual, smoke and mirrors. The monotonous pied pipers chirp a range of messages from the sublime of a catastrophe far more devastating than Chernobyl to the ridiculous of a big fuss over a nuclear nothing.

Are our investigative journalists willing henchmen to the corridors of fabrication?