UPDATE 11/20/11 see the following link
[MAXIMUM ALERT] NUCLEAR SABOTAGE WAS AN ATTEMPT TO RECREATE FUKUSHIMA IN NORTH CAROLINA
ORIGINAL POST BELOW
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The POTRBLOG team predicts that the Federal Bureau of Investigation will and should be on site at the Brunswick North Carolina nuclear plant to collect and protect evidence of possible nuclear sabotage.
There are two fundamentally frightening realities that will come out of the NRC emergency declaration at the Brunswick North Carolina nuclear plant.
(1) The NRC will decide that the potential level of nuclear incompetence shown at the Brunswick Nuclear plan falls within the range of what can be NON-CRIMINALLY expected for a Nuclear Plant operator.
(2) The NRC will find that what happened is OUTSIDE of what could reasonable be expected, hence it is prudent to invite in the FBI to help rule out a case of likely SABOTAGE.
If the NRC follows decides on action #1, there is no choice but to conclude that Nuclear plants are at MUCH greater risk of human induced catastrophic failure than has ever been admitted to, or previously planned for.
Our initial coverage of the Emergency Declaration at Brunswick nuclear plant in North Carolina may be found at the link below.
!! ALERT- Brunswick North Carolina !! DANGEROUS AND NEAR DEADLY NUCLEAR PLANT INCOMPETENCE
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Dutch finally figures out he's got a problem: 11/18/2011 -- ☢ 349.5 CPM -- St. Louis Missouri -- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Eybu7vwkxY #Fukushima #fallout
ReplyDeleteHe should do that test outside and in the wind. Since August when the corium hit ground water in Fukushima, all the Radon in that Japanese ground water has been steaming out and blanketing the USA. Likely MOST of what he is detecting are the decay products of that Radon. However, high levels are an indicator of the other harder to detect Fukushima fallout coming down; we have a sample from 11/8/11 that is still radioactive above background. We hope to post that info soon, but we are getting backlogged with all the recent activity.
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