“There is a ‘sudden and sharp’ rise in the transmissibility of the swine flu virus this month. Usually, the virus transmission is not more than 1 or 2% during March. It is something unusual.”-A C Mishra, India’s National Institute of Virology
Indian health officials now reporting 211 cases from 5 states, and 16 deaths so […] Continue Reading…
March 27, 2012, Tokyo Electric officials say strontium 90 is pouring into the Pacific Ocean, from the damaged Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant!
The latest leak was discovered March 26. It’s coming from above ground tanks, which are holding radioactive water. They also admit leaks are coming from pipes connecting the water tanks.
“…she was hit with some kind of a tool about eight times in the head. She was knocked on the floor and was found in a pool of blood.”-Hanif Mohebi, San Diego chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations
A 32 year old woman, and mother of five children was beaten, stabbed and left to […] Continue Reading…
“There are just too many parties who have real interests that Gaddafi doesn’t talk, that he should be silenced forever.”-Mahmoud Jibril, former Interim Prime Minister Libyan NTC
In an exclusive interview with Russia Today, Jibril said Gaddafi was not killed under NTC orders, they wanted him alive. He says it was Western Powers (United States […] Continue Reading…
March, 26, 2012, several U.S./NATO/ISAF troops being killed by Afghan government forces, or police officers!
British media reporting at least two British troops killed by a man who “tricked” his way onto a British base in Helmand Province. He was killed by U.K. troops.
Afghan officials say the man traveled from Nangarhar Province, and had been […] Continue Reading…
March 26, 2012, Chuo University associate professor Kenichi Kobayashi reporting that dating of cooked plants and beans, found in ruins in southwestern Japan, indicates they are at least 13,000 years old.
Dishes and grain grinders made of stone have also been found at the Ojiyama ruins in the city of Miyakonojo.
Anthropologists believe the Jomon people survived […] Continue Reading…
Disaster reactor 2 at General Electric designed Fukushima Daiichi is overheating because Tokyo Electric officials miscalculated the cooling water levels!
Reactor 2 was the only active reactor that did not explode immediately after the March 11, 2011 natural disasters. It has been a constant struggle for TEPCo to keep its temperature down.
Officials with Shiga Prefecture have extended their nuclear disaster preparedness zone, around local nuclear power plants, beyond the 30 kilometer (18.64 miles) radius recommended by the central government.
They made their decision after meeting with officials from Japan’s Self Defense Forces. The JSDF is actually the best trained for nuclear accidents, because of their NBC […] Continue Reading…
Since the March 11, 2011, natural disasters led to the nuclear disaster at Fukushima Daiichi, 53 of Japan’s 54 nuclear reactors are now off line.
On March 25, 2012, Reactor 6 in Niigata Prefecture was shut down for regular inspections. The next, and last reactor to shut down will be Tomari in Hokkaido.