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We don't really have any good information from the media and the press .....

So what is really going on over there do you think? What kind of crazy conspiracy theories do you have in mind for this one?
What's causing it, what's going to happen, when is it going to happen...... ?

i mean: what the fuck:

there was an earthquake iirc

GODZIRRA!!!

The situation is kind of fucked and the media is totally not even covering it anymore really. Reactors 1 and 3 have been proven to be quite far along in a stage of meltdown. Reactor 3 is filled with MOX fuel which is plutonium and uranium which is some bad news. All of that fallout is catching the jet stream which is hitting the west coast of the US first before making it's way around the world.

mks wrote:...the media is totally not even covering it anymore really.

Sad truth of the matter, Japan is now old news.

jezus fucking hell. isn't really looking good. And still people keep doing what they do, same day each day. I mean what actually has to happen before we start realizing the mess we are in? There's no reason to panic i think, but sure as hell we should start to wake up already! we don't have that much time anymore, judging by the look of things.....

This is really getting serious. I don't understand why people can't see this! We're all brainwashed

pretty much what shum said.

people still realise that fukushima is nowhere near reaching levels to be considered safe but to the media its already old news so they'd rather go on about charlie sheen and the royal wedding or pregnant celebrities.

Last week it was upgraded to a level 7 nuclear disaster which is what Chernobyl was.

this is what should make the headlines! not the story of a fucking pedophile priest

2manynoobs wrote:this is what should make the headlines! not the story of a fucking pedophile priest

odd choice of comparison but yeh, i agree in the main...

edit: i forgot you're Belgian, paedo's are everyday shit over there...

yeah in belgium there's this fucked up high priest who had sex with his nephew and he's also a pedophile and now he's doing his story and the newspapers here are full of it. I fucking hate this crap!

Sheff wrote:pretty much what shum said.

people still realise that fukushima is nowhere near reaching levels to be considered safe but to the media its already old news so they'd rather go on about charlie sheen and the royal wedding or pregnant celebrities.

I swear to God your avi so perfect for every thread you post / post in

2manynoobs wrote:jezus fucking hell. isn't really looking good. And still people keep doing what they do, same day each day. I mean what actually has to happen before we start realizing the mess we are in? There's no reason to panic i think, but sure as hell we should start to wake up already! we don't have that much time anymore, judging by the look of things.....

This is really getting serious. I don't understand why people can't see this! We're all brainwashed

What the fuck are you on about? The entire formation of Japan is based on two plates sliding on top of each other. No conspiracy to be had. This has been expected for decades upon decades.

As far as the other parts of this disaster, people need to recognize there are 3 separate events that have occurred, and then get a grip on what's really going on. The problem is they all happened in a cause and effect manner and it's seemingly lumped together that somehow thousands of people are suffering from radiation issues.

1) an earthquake happened (moderate casualties)
2) a tsunami happened (mass, and the majority of casualties)
3) a nuclear incident occurred after a facility was damaged by said tsunami (very very few casualties at all)

if you can calm the fuck down and realize most people died from 1 and 2 you can see that 3, while potentially a big deal, to this point has not been nearly the disaster of 1 and 2.

Despite what playing video games compels you to think, people are not walking around the streets of japan sick from radiation poisoning, with skin dripping off and tumors growing out of their heads. You're more likely to find someone walking around the streets of japan sick from drinking water issues and being displaced from their homes and being lumped together in camps.

Sheff wrote:pretty much what shum said.

people still realise that fukushima is nowhere near reaching levels to be considered safe but to the media its already old news so they'd rather go on about charlie sheen and the royal wedding or pregnant celebrities.

still on nightly news stateside and in the newspaper daily.

2manynoobs wrote:There's no reason to panic

Which is why

2manynoobs wrote: people keep doing what they do, same day each day.

Not much people can do besides donating money is there?

haha pkay comin and droppin dat heat

Some people will fight blindly to find hidden things that aren't there

Sheff wrote:pretty much what shum said.

people still realise that fukushima is nowhere near reaching levels to be considered safe but to the media its already old news so they'd rather go on about charlie sheen and the royal wedding or pregnant celebrities.

This is to the utter most true.

Its sad to see how the news, and the US population, is more into Jersey Shore.

Zöo Pop wrote:

Sheff wrote:pretty much what shum said.

people still realise that fukushima is nowhere near reaching levels to be considered safe but to the media its already old news so they'd rather go on about charlie sheen and the royal wedding or pregnant celebrities.

This is to the utter most true.

Its sad to see how the news, and the US population, is more into Jersey Shore.

I'm not sure I follow... are you supporting the idea of people watching minute by minute updates on disasters? Listening to punditry non stop for hours upon hours at a time?

The reactor is at a state where the outlying areas are evacuated and people are working to maintain the plant to limit fallout. Nothing has changed recently and therefor putting it on a non stop cycle fails to inform the public of anything and does nothing positive.

I wish more people watched the news and read the newspaper, however, at some point if you over report a story you give way to opinion, speculation, and elements that are far from productive.

Most international newspapers have information on Japan daily. I read USA Today, it has information daily. I don't need a reporter from my local news team trying to sensationalize the story by putting on golashes and standing in a flooded area to bring us day XX on the crisis in Japan.

As much as you'd like to be entertained by the news, this might be a situation where the less we hear about the reactor, likely the better as a big story daily on this topic likely means shit is going badly.

which it appears to be