Highly contaminated water IS leaking into the Pacific. They are intentionally discharging the low level water in an attempt to stop the high level water from leaking into the Pacific.

Do you even pay attention?
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One of the greatest episodes ever? I think so.
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I made scampi and New Orleans BBQ with shrimp from Vietnam last night. They were delicious.
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You apparently have a highly refined palate. I bet you spend your weekends eating snails and drinking fine wine too.
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"The less-radioactive water that officials are purposely dumping into the sea is up to 500 times the legal limit for radiation."
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Coming to a shore near you

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Everytime Donger posts... it reminds me of this.


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Mothra?


:-) Kids these days, not knowing the classic movies.
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Not in water or food.
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Well, yeah, except that I'm actually accurate.

You?
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I've never met someone who clings to the official story as much as you, Donger. I love how you admitted that you have no real friends. This is no surprise to me. You are pigheaded and stubborn and always buy the official storyline they sell you.

You need to think for yourself and connect the dots, in today's Amurka. They tell us about 1/10th of the truth... It's hard for me to believe the official story, because most of the time, it's complete crap meant to lull the sheeple back to sleep.

Oh, only 10x more radioactive... OK, whew... back to American Idol then.
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I'm pretty sure Donger just subscribes to the Occam's Razor theory, which is pretty much a good way to see things. But I don't want to speak for him.
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Uh, this is actually happening in Japan.
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3 million gallons is only like a volume 75 ft x 75 ft x 75 ft. Very miniscule in comparison to the size of the ocean. Once that spreads out to an area 230 ft by 230 ft x 75 ft, it is back to 1x.

The problem isn't non-existent, but it isn't that big of a deal either at this stage.
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The recommended safe limit is 2,000 becquerels per kilogram. The water being intentionally discharged is 20 becquerels per cubic centimeter (at worst). So, that's 20,000 becquerels per kilogram.

That sounds really scary, but keep in mind that just below that limit is what you can safely DRINK with no other mixing.

Is this a good thing? No, of course not. But is it going to do what Ari described above? No, of course not.
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