Ya know, that's a good question but even more so who it works for. We don't need some thesis from an Ivory tower to explain economics, this is not a science. Science is a systematic enterprise that builds and organizes knowledge in the form of testable explanations and predictions about the universe, not about a man made board of Monopoly. Developed by the flowing robes of Britain some 300 years ago and erected here in the States, the dawn of Central Banking. Our experience with Central Banking has led to war and depression bubble after bubble. Sometimes a self-destruct button is pushed to halt a run on the banks where accounts are closed like in Cyprus and find days later your money is missing. The reason for this is to steal money from society when the banks are carrying too much debt, create a catastrophe and blame it on that, now the books look better and you don't even get a thank you, while in a soup line, its happen before. Today's ideology (idiot thinking) is walking away from the Imperialism, the combined interest of the BRICS Nations formed through Russia and China have had enough of this dynasties reign. The BRICS Nations are creating their own Central Bank along with China's own World Bank breaking away from the World Bank (present) and the IMF. Because of this you're seeing war, as usual. So in this system humanity is not of the best interest, the super zort lords (central banks) are not converging on Fukushima and Ebola to even help home or neighbors unless there was a profit involved. The UN is passing the hat as a trust fund seeking $1 Billion to fight Ebola and after a month, so far $100,000 has been thrown into the hat, that came from Colombia by the way. Oh wait, the World Bank issued dire a warning about Ebola's economic impact and just three days ago The World Bank will inject new pandemic emergency facility that would rapidly respond to future Ebola outbreaks by delivering money to countries in crisis. Well, there may be hope yet, now get your feet wet with Fukushima. With the damn printing presses around the world, you would think an influx of cash for an all life disaster on a global scale would already be in place instead of passing the hat around. I mean the financial institutions were bailed out pronto (save that dollar) while societies ass hangs on a string, something doesn't add up there. There is no question that Africa and Japan are in dire straits where the world needs to have combined effort on both Fuku and Ebola. Here's a clip of how we're handling Ebola, let it flow in. The Bio-Tech suits are becoming popular and how about that black containment bag, priceless. Video uploaded by U Tube user Reuters
Control the money and care not of laws, really?
Our Solar Systems Sun, "Pumpkinhead" Happy Halloween
How about the laws of nature, from your back door and pours around the planet with a force so strong that many species have come and gone. No masters of the universe dwell here with us, that's why we praise God as a higher power over government, we don't pray to human beings, only for them. On that note, the government has been removing the word God, like one nation under God. U.S. Air Force Academy removes 'God' from its honor oath. Government's proper role with respect to religion is silence! The God theory is this, "Mole he is burrowing, his way to the sunlight, he knows that someone there, is so strong." To usefully interpret the realm of common, shared experience and history, we must each make certain "over-beliefs" in things which, while they cannot be proven on the basis of experience but helps us to live fuller and better lives.
Popularity for Banks and many governments are at an all time low, the law of averages have been falling to the waste side. In order for humanity to lead a better tomorrow, a certain balance has always been here and that was to share the planet's resources, not to hoard it! This needs a new approach, kinda like an individual who only cares about his or her space and would just assume to use society and or the planet as its bitch, how about back in your face! Video uploaded by U Tube userНеуловимые
The Ocean is broken, this story of Ivan Macfadyen an Australian resident who sailed exactly the same course 10 years before from Melbourne to Osaka Japan which is due North, finds a haunting story of a voyage no one would want to believe.(Full story)Did you read that? or you already knew this shipmates story, holy mother the humans are having an impact on the planet. OK, we do need to pull or heads out of our ass and get a handle on what we create which is toxic waste, garbage, commercial fishing ah hell just the way we act as individuals in business with the intent to rape for profit is having an affect on us all. First off how stupid is it to build a nuclear power plant next to an ocean, lake and river? I understand the need for cooling but what happens if something goes wrong and it did! We should have never turned on a nuclear planet because we don't know what to do with the nuclear waste, it last 10,000 years! and now it's killing part of the Pacific. The leaks at Fukushima are only going to get worst along with the meltdowns itself.Updates on Fuki right here
It's just not the Pacific, it's water all around the globe that's being raped by humans for food, power, oil fracking, dumping of waste and irrigation is having a heavy impact on what is left. I wrote on this before, if you want to understand the conserving of water there is no better way to learn then carrying it before you use it. Water is going to be like gold as time moves forward. Here is a 2013 report of Study Group on Radionuclide Science in the North Pacific Ocean (PICES, an intergovernmental scientific organization made up of Canada, China, Japan, Korea, Russia, and the U.S.) Chairman Dr. Zhang pointed out that the widespread application of nuclear science and technology and a recent nuclear power plant accident Fukushima Daiichi had led to increasing amounts of radionuclides released into the North Pacific. In addition, the long half-life radionuclides could potentially endanger the marine ecosystem, including human health through food chain exposures. Consequently, it is important to monitor the radiation exposure level and assess the effects of radioactive substances on marine ecosystems in the North Pacific waters.Full Report
One Fine Day
I know we are not all idiots for we would be long gone by now but because the greed (set of beliefs that guides the actions of a person or group) of money and to save it sure gets us all off course and has a hard impact on how we raise our food, fish, mine, drill, farm and treat one another along with all living things on Earth is showing you as a society the monetary system sucks. A little intro of the man and his home studio featuring David Byrne (former Talking Heads) then at 2:30 we go into the theme here, that is to snap out of it as a whole and care for all living things here or we to will get wasted. For the elite who think they can live underground, well that would be like living on Mars, you have fun! In the meantime, we complete our tasks one by one. David Byrne
Lyrics to One Fine Day: Saw the wandrin' eye- inside my heart Shouts and battle cries- from every part I can see those tears- everyone is true When the door appears- I'll go right through---oooh I stand in liquid light- like everyone I built my life with rhymes- to carry on And it gives me hope- to see you there The things I used to know- that one fine
One fine day One fine day In a small dark room- where I will wait Face to face I find- I contemplate Even though a man- is made of clay Everything can change- that one fine-
One fine day One fine day One fine day Then before my eyes- is standing still I beheld it there- a city on a hill I complete my tasks- one by one I remove my masks- when I am done Then a piece of mind- fell over me In these troubled times- I still can see We can use the stars - to guide the way It is not that far- the one fine…
Business as a Force for Good
One fine day One fine day One fine day One fine day
It's been over two years now and the TEMCO Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant was found steaming Thursday. "We think it's possible that rain made its way through the reactor building and having fallen on the primary containment vessel, which is hot, evaporated creating steam," said Tepco spokeswoman Maymi Yoshida, adding it was still investigating the matter. The radiation levels have not changed around plant, containment of the reactor has been encased with steel and 4 to 8 inches of concrete to hold off a leaking reactor. About a week ago a huge spike in radioactive cesium was detected in groundwater 25 meters from the sea. TEMCO has been fighting the crippled reactor at building No3 the last two years in cooling the reactor with water at a rate of an Olympic size pool every week. The company says it is running out of room to store the contaminated water and has asked to spill the contaminated water around the plant and even into the Pacific ocean. The locals do not approve of the plan and it's been found that Blue Fin Tuna that migrate from Japan to the west coast of California every year, have traces of radiation levels. On May 24, 2011, TEPCO reported that all three reactors melted down.
Chernobyl from Pripyat Today
The Chernobyl disaster of 1986 is widely considered to have been the worst nuclear power plant accident in history and is one of only two classified as a level 7 event on the International Nuclear Event Scale (the other being the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster in 2011). The battle to contain the contamination and avert a greater catastrophe ultimately involved over 500,000 workers and cost an estimated 18 billion rubles. The official Soviet casualty count of 31 deaths has been disputed, and long-term effects such as cancers and deformities are still being accounted for. To this day the town of Pripyat is a ghost town.
Update: 7/23/13 The head of Japan's new Nuclear Regulation Authority, created since the March 2011 earthquake and tsunami wrecked Fukushima, said this month he believed contamination of the sea had been continuing since the accident. "We would like to offer our deep apology for causing grave worries for many people, especially for people in Fukushima," Masayuki Ono, Tepco's general manager, told a news conference in comments broadcast on public NHK television.
In this film a daredevil urban explore takes you through the town near the crippled Fukushima plant and like something out of the Twilight Zone is a town frozen in time.
Very likely some of Fukushima's melted cores have moved into the earth! "It's beyond containment right now"
Paul Gunter director of the reactor oversight project at Beyond Nuclear: Indications are right now that the reactor structures themselves have been breached.
It's very likely that some of the radioactive material the melted cores have moved into the earth. So it's beyond containment right now. That's the tragedy that we see unfolding as Fukushima's radioactive water crisis is only the beginning. Radiation Network Fukushima Facts TheBigPictureRT
Fukushima is collapsing
Oct 17, 2013
Paul Gunter, Beyond Nuclear, joins Thom Hartmann. There are new concerns coming out of Japan - as the stricken Number 4 reactor at the Daichii nuclear power plant is on the verge of collapsing. How is TEPCO responding to this newest threat - and can they stop a complete nuclear disaster? TheBigPictureRT
Fukushima nuclear waste still leaking into Pacific
Aug 9, 2013 It's been two years since an earthquake and tsunami took down a nuclear power plant in Fukushima, Japan, but have any new regulations been installed to prevent future disasters? Paul Gunter, the director of the Beyond Nuclear. "At Fukushima, we have opened a door to hell that cannot be easily closed – if ever," said Paul Gunter, Director of the Reactor Oversight Project at the US-based group Beyond Nuclear.
Fukushima's Radioactive Ocean Water arrives at West Coast
Feb 24, 2014 Radiation from Japan's leaking Fukushima nuclear power plant has reached waters offshore Canada, researchers said today at the annual American Geophysical Union's Ocean Sciences Meeting in Honolulu.
March 12, 2014 Abby Martin takes a look at the state of the Fukushima nuclear power plant three years after the massive earth quake and subsequent tsunami that led to the meltdown; discussing the long term impacts of continued radiation leaks with Kevin Kamps, radioactive waste watchdog of BeyondNuclear.org and Tim Judson, executive director at the Nuclear Information and Resource Center. breakingtheset
Radiation Of The Pacific Ocean In The Next 10 Years
This is a 10 year time-lapse of the radiation from Fukushima, Japan, contaminating the Pacific Ocean
A sequence of global ocean circulation models, with horizontal mesh sizes of 0.5°, 0.25° and 0.1°, are used to estimate the long-term dispersion by ocean currents and mesoscale eddies of a slowly decaying tracer (half-life of 30 years, comparable to that of 137Cs) from the local waters off the Fukushima Dai-ichi Nuclear Power Plants. The tracer was continuously injected into the coastal waters over some weeks;(contaminated water is still leaking into the Pacific to this day)its subsequent spreading and dilution in the Pacific Ocean was then simulated for 10 years. In the top left corner of the vid is a day counter, 1095 day's = 3 years, happy anniversary! Hey Pa, what's this I just caught? Son, I have no idea!
Fukushima radiation killing our children, govt hides truth - former mayor
April 21, 2014 The former mayor produced a map of Fukushima Prefecture that showed that air contamination decreased a little, but soil contamination remains the same. Channel "RT TV"
Sept. 12, 2014 The Fukushima nuclear accident is an event far from a resolution and constitutes a present and grave threat to all life on earth with no exceptions.
This expeditionwas prompted by the discovery that out of 5500 species (only of what the Team chose, let's look at that species list) along a 200 km coastline of Canada we only discovered 12 species left. We saw only 4 species of algae out of 600 we never found any of the 70 species of sea anemones we seen only one species of sea star out of 64 known local species. We never have seen a single bull kelp forest but did see one thin strand of bull kelp. We never got a single insect attack or bite on 16 beaches at low tides nor did we see any insects on our windows or grill after 160 km of highways full of trees.
Important word to know today:
Homeostasis,also spelled homoeostasis is the property of a system in which variables are regulated so that internal conditions remain stable and relatively constant. Examples of homeostasis include the regulation of temperature and the balance between acidity and alkalinity (pH). It is a process that maintains the stability of the human body's internal environment in response to changes in external conditions. All living organisms depend on maintaining a complex set of interacting metabolic chemical reactions. From the simplest unicellular organisms to the most complex plants and animals, internal processes operate to keep the conditions within tight limits to allow these reactions to proceed. Homeostatic processes act at the level of the cell, the tissue, and the organ, as well as for the organism as a whole. This didn't take long and at this point in our history, the only thing that matters today is what this poor Seal (above) is experiencing in her environment. Not government, corporations, military fronts, wealth could change her home, our home. But maybe if all combined we could Try? Right? All force in the power of mankind needs to converge on Fukushima or we're toast. Guess who's on the Job?
March 13, 2015 Kevin Kamps, Beyond Nuclear, joins Thom. It's been four years since the devastating Fukushima nuclear disaster - and the bad news keeps on coming. What's the newest scare out of Fukushima - and what that could mean for the world. Ironically, the leak was revealed by Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) on March 10th, the eve of the fourth annual commemoration of the beginning of the nuclear catastrophe.
No Food for the Pups (it just gets better doesn't it)
What da ya want? I'm starving here! Have ya seen my Mama?
March 18, 2015 We're in trouble more than anyone thinks. The article forgets to mention there is no life in the tide pools. We'll soon find out and we're next. Through much research the first 65 feet of water (the shoreline out) contains anywhere from 700 thousand species to 10 million. Mum's the word, do you know that word?
I'm hungryand Mama been gone too long!
April 8, 2015 You concerned yet? The US FDA is supposed to conduct radionuclide testing on the US food supply on a quarterly basis. That data has not been published since 2006. Dec 7, 2016 Fukushima News updated hourly.
Yes sir, as you know you just can't depend on the large media in the news stream these days so individuals from around the world are analyzing what is really out there. Like Nixon claimed "it's not the act that gets you in trouble it's the lies you tell to cover it up" so here we are with Fukushima disaster, it not only covered the Northern Hemisphere with a fallout cloud but has truly poisoned the Pacific ocean like we have never seen. It's very time consuming to try to keep up with what's out there in the media and especially if you're reading the truth of the matter.
To find answers many sources are available and you need to read many to get on the right track simply by comparing notes. Einstein once said, "that the world is a dangerous place to live, not because people who are evil, but because of people who don't do anything about it." Well many are doing something about Mr. Einstein and here is proof to such a theory.
