Photo of Nuclear Explosion Less than 1ms After Detonation

http://dorawoodrum.blogspot.co.uk/2011/12/stunning-photo-of-nuclear-explosion.html

Plutonium and the End of Humanity - By Dr. Mark Sircus

Wow, Fukushima radiation has really spread badly, WORSE THAN EXPECTED and I did mention yesterday about how badly this situation has evolved:

Please don't skip this story, each video is important, and will tell you very important stuff.

Please not I am not fear mongering, I am just passing on information which we have a right to know about

A message from MrBeardo

 

 Fukushima radiation has traveled the globe. Much of the fallout follows the atmospheric jet stream and has blanketed Alaska, Canada, the U.S. Pacific northwest, U.S. west coast and U.S. mid-west.

However, radioactive contamination from Fukushima has also been detected in Europe and even in the southern hemisphere.

A fallout map, based only on one of the six reactors melting down, shows the widespread deposition of nuclear particles across a huge geographic region.


How much radiation has spread since last year:  

Original story

And guess what? 

OBAMA knew this would happen, and he's made preperations, but it's not in the public's favour:

 It turns out it wasn't hundreds, but thousands, and not to take down Kony, and not to get to know the people of Africa and learn their culture and become thier friends, as was also claimed, but to Evacuate the USA, and use Africa as a new settlement for america, and also using these troops to enter Syria and attack Iran. You probably don't understand why I just said evacuate, well, if you pay attention to Obama's Executive orders, you will realise why I say this, because Obama is preparing to occupy Africa, and as a backup to save America from the effects of nuclear fallout and attack from Isreal or Russia. It's just like a game of RISK! 

http://panafricannews.blogspot.co.uk/2012/01/from-cynthia-mckinney-why-is-president.html

Executive Order 13603, which Barack Obama signed into law on March 16th 2012. According to this Executive Order the President, or those he designates, can conscript "persons of outstanding experience and ability without compensation," in "peacetime and times of national emergency."

More to come, the truth really is out there, and it's becoming undeniable as more documents, private meetings, and political adjustments to our rights and public relations are made...

Thanks for reading

Mr Beardo

San Onofre Nuclear Plant has 390-1,317 damaged cooling tube

This is a story from 
http://a.know-how.fc2.com/en/20105/ submitted by http://a.know-how.fc2.com/en/user/show/&id=1175541454 on 6 June, tweeted by twitter's @SoNuke


"
Thousands of Tubes Damaged at Calif Nuclear Plant by fritzideyanira
Over 1,300 tubes containing radioactive water inside San Onofre nuclear plant's steam generators in California has been reportedly damaged enough that they need to be taken out of service.


To date, the safety of tubing that snakes around the plant's 4 steam generators were installed in a multimillion-dollar upgrade three years ago.


According to the company's official statement on Monday, 807 tubes in Unit 3 and 510 tubes from Unit 2 reactors were retired. Every generator has almost 10,000 tubes and the total number of plugged tubes would not affect a proper operation of the plant.


Their statement came just days after an executive from Edison International announced that the firm plans to restart at least one of the reactors in the coming months. They are apparently planning which reactor will run at reduced energy for several months at least, because engineers are of the opinion that it will solve the problem of vibration -- something that the firm suspects is causing the unexpected wear in the alloy tubes.




The chairman of Edison, SCE's parent company, reportedly called investors to notify them of the premature wear found in around 1% of 39,000 tubes in the generators.


A nuclear watchdog Norton Medical and Scientific Research & Biotechnology issued a warning, saying in effect that it seems «the new steam generators are falling apart and Edison doesn't know why. It would be foolhardy to restart, even at reduced power, under the current circumstances.»
The nuclear plant is owned by the Riverside City together with San Diego Gas and Electric and SCE. A joint statement released last week by the California Independent System Operator and Edison gave possible dates this June for planning. However, government regulators were quick to assert that there is no timetable for a restart -- something that would still need a federal approval.


The alert concerns stemmed from an incident in January when the third reactor was shut off after a tube broke.
But although radiation has escaped during that time, officials were quick to assure residents and workers that there was no imminent danger. Earlier that month, the second unit was shut down for its regular maintenance but investigators discovered instead of premature wear on hundreds of tubes that were only installed 2 years ago by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries. (The first unit operated on 1968 was dismantled in 1992.)
The tubes stand for a crucial safety barrier, that is, if a tube breaks then there is considerable chance for radioactivity to escape onto the atmosphere. Serious leaks could also use up the protective cooling water employed in a reactor.


SCE estimates that the repair expenses could cost about USD 55 to 65 million, aside from the initial USD 30 million it has spent to replace the output from the 2 reactors earlier this year.
"
http://fritzideyanira.blog.fc2.com/blog-entry-9.html