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   Leon Night on March 31, 2011 at 6:53 am

   Very interesting! Thank you. Now that reactor #2 is considered to be in full breach and meltdown, based upon the radiation levels in the surrounding sea water, Dr. Caldicott’s assessment seems more plausible. Especially when you consider all of the obfuscation being created by the Japanese government.
   While the truth always lies somewhere in the middle, I’m beginning to see the pendulum swinging quickly in the Dr’s direction.
   Can you imagine what the ripple-effect would be if a large portion of the country of Japan actually had to be evacuated?

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   Leon Night on April 1, 2011 at 5:54 am

   I’m sorry, I think I shoulda’ said reactor #1. Not that it matters much which one is polluting the sea right now, because they all might be pretty soon.

   In addition, it has just been announced (Friday) that the exclusion zone will be maintained for an unspecified “long term” because of high levels of radioactivity in the ground water 50 feet below several of the reactors. Also, beef has been shown to have elevated levels of contamination 50 miles away from the plant.

   This is slowly getting worse and worse.

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