Fukushima is killing the Pacific

herring causing fish to hemorrhage. [...] “Two days ago I did a beach seine on
Malcolm Island [near Port McNeill on northern Vancouver Island] and I got
 approximately 100 of these little herring and they were not only bleeding from
their fins, but their bellies, their chins, their eyeballs. [...] “It was 100 per cent … I
couldn’t find any that weren’t bleeding to some degree. And they were schooling
with young sockeye [salmon]”… Well, I can tell her those symptoms are the same as
 RADIATION SICKNESS…

that’s about 1,300 rods which are stored in a pool at the plant’s damaged Reactor
No. 4. There are 56,000 of these rods on the Fukushima site in total. The removal
would have to be done manually; if mishandled a rod may go ‘critical’, meaning it
would begin to burn and boil the plutonium and zirconium particles in the open
atmosphere – if dropped on the ground, it would continue to burn and melt the
bedrock. Reactor 4 has the most significant problems structurally, and this pool full
of 1,300 potentially explosive zirconium fuel rods is on the top floor of the
building.

rods and racks.

the radiation wipes the chips within a few minutes of the robots appearing on
 scene.

enormous task while being bombarded with radiation during the extraction and
casking.

without incident.

through the property, and the endless pouring that must be kept up 24/7/365 to
keep things from getting worse. This is a problem on an epic scale – and it is
killing the Pacific. Last Thursday in Khazakstan, a strange pink snow began to fall
from the sky, and in eastern China millions of fish inexplicably died… All these
news stories, and more, are covered in full in my monthly magazine and I am
racing to renew and re-set my new server.

Mysterious Disease Outbreak in Alaska’s Arctic Coast Kills And Sickens Dozens of
Ringed Seals… ” The ‘disease’ looks suspiciously like RADIATION SICKNESS. This
disease is on the perimeter of the Pacific Ocean – and is reported in all places
where the contaminated sea water from Fukushima has been spreading since 2011

- Reports of nearly 150 other seals with the illness have come in from villages
outside Barrow, population 4,200, as well as from Chukotka, Russia, and
Tuktoyuktak, a village on the northwestern corner of Canada… North Slope Alaskan
biologists are trying to determine the magnitude of the problem in the other
countries, he said. Borough biologists have sent numerous tissue samples, from
dead seals and others still alive, to laboratories around the country.