Disturbing Tweets from Japan

I have no idea and way of telling if this is the real deal but it sounds, at least to my ears plausible and comparable to what I have seen in the Exclusion Zone around Chernobyl and read about it: So I will repost this without having a 100% proof:

Tweets from Japan: “When we wash their hair, it comes off in a clump — It is really scary”
Saturday, August 13, 2011

ENENews.com
August 13th, 2011

Decrease in White Blood Cells, Headache, Nausea in a Hospital in Sendai City, Miyagi, EX-SKF, August 12, 2011:

Tweets from a nurse (my very good guess from her tweets) in a large hospital in Sendai City, Miyagi Prefecture on August 10:
[Translation:]
Increasing number of patients with unexplainable decrease in white blood cells, headache, nausea. They are diagnosed for existing illness and undergo treatment, but they don’t respond to the treatment at all. I’ve seen those cases in my hospital. I’m not saying they are all because of the radiation exposure, but I’m telling you what I’m seeing.
[Translation:]
When we wash their hair, it comes off in a clump. It is really scary. The doctor says, “I really wonder why the white blood cell count is down…” Doctor, don’t be so relaxed about it. There is going to be more and more people who don’t respond to treatment.


Take this 1hr 30min. documentary by the Japanese TV Channel NHK and share it !


Tepco still denies knowing anything about the whereabouts of nearly 200 nuclear liquidators... Most likely their bodies where dumped somewhere around Fukushima Power Plant in waste dumps.


Tokyo Electric's lax worker management found

The operator of the troubled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant has failed to confirm the whereabouts of 198 workers who are believed to have worked at the plant since the nuclear disaster started.

Criticizing the operator's lax personnel management, the health ministry has instructed Tokyo Electric Power Company to identify the workers and have those workers
checked for radiation exposure tests by next Friday.

In a report submitted to the ministry on Wednesday, the company admits that it has failed so far to confirm the whereabouts of the 198 workers, who are on the name-list of workers at the plant between March and April.

The company also reports that it has conducted radiation exposure tests on 8,338 workers, but still has to test more than 1,500 workers, including the 198.

The utility had reported last Wednesday that the number of missing was 132.

The Nuclear and Industrial Safety Agency is also investigating the case because if it is proven that some of these workers were hired by the company without their identities being confirmed, it could constitute a violation of anti-terrorism legislation.

Thursday, July 21, 2011 07:31 +0900 (JST)
Copyright NHK (Japan Broadcasting Corporation)

Inside Fukushima: Pictures they don't show you on T.V

Nearly 5 months after the disaster in Fukushima, people stopped talking about the Tsunami& Earthquake only sporadic articles appear about the high radiation levels. That over 5000 people work on the site of the Nuclear Power Plant is rarely mentionned, this is their story and pictures of their work.

Worker measuring radiation in Block 1


Hastily installed pumping systems, definetly not radiation-proof in Block 2


Controll Room for reactor 3 in late March 2011


Japanese Special Firefighters from Tokyo to staring at the gaping holes in the reactor walls.


Engineers in an improvised control room for R/C robots


Another control room for the R/C robots (Block 2)


A rest area built for the workers, most workers have 15-18 hours shifts per day with little pauses.


Heavy contaminated rubble around Block 3

Now compare this pictures to those that Tepco shares with the press...
http://www.tepco.co.jp/en/news/110311/

D' ADR wäescht hier Auslännerfeindlech Politik wäiss

Ech haalen mech ganz kuerz:
Absolut ekelerreegend wéi d' ADR sëch elo matt den Afferen aus Norwegen hier auslännerfeindlech a flüchtlingsveruechtend Politik wäisswäschen wëll: An engem Schreiwwes verweist d ADR haut op hieren Grondsaatzprogramm well sie am wirren an gëckegen Manifesto vum Anders Behring Breivik erwähnt gin als "anti-immigratiouns- an nationalisteg Partei". Als kléngen Rappel: Am totalen Géigensaatz zum ADR Grondsaatzprogramm steet dëssen Pressecommuniqué aus dem Maerz 2011 "Kee Lampedusa zu Lëtzebuerg" : ... D'ADR verlaangt dat et ouni ze waarden zu konkreten a schnellen Aktiounen kënnt fir keng nei Flüchtlinge mussen opzehuelen, fir déi bestehend Asyldemandë schnell ze traitéieren an am Fall vum Refus de betraffe Leit schnell an ouni finanziell Kompensatioun an hir Heemecht zréck ze schécken. En Ausfluch op Lëtzebuerg däerf kee Geschäft ginn ...

Kléngt sou nët den Uffank vun xenophober oder onsolidarëscher Flüchtlingspolitik? Ech fannen et schlëmm wéi elo beemol d' ADR sëch wëll wäisswäschen an daat am Numm vun den Opferen aus Norwegen... Absolut Schamlos!


ADR Schreiwwes:
http://www.adr.lu/index.php/neiegkeeten/pressematdeelungen/47-massakernorwegen

ADR Schreiwwes "Kee Lampedusa zu Lëtzebuerg"
http://www.adr.lu/index.php/neiegkeeten/pressematdeelungen/13-startsaeit-4


N.B
Obwuel déi jonk gréng schon en Solidaritéits- a Kondolenzschreiwwen un AUF - d' norwegësch Jusos geschriwwen hun, wëll ech nachmol op dësser Plaz main ganz häerzlecht Bäileed un Familen an Frënn vun den Affer riichten. Mir wäerten ierch alleguerten an Arënnerung haalen als jonk engagéiert Mënschen déi hier Dreem vun enger besserer Welt ant d Hand geholl hun an verwieklechen wollten. Äeren Idealismus an Engagement genau wi d' Arënnerung un ierch erhaalen mir alleguerten um Lierwen.

Bréif un AUK - Norwegësch Juso'en vun déi jonk gréng

En Kondolenz-Bréif vun déi jonk gréng un d Norweger Jusos:
On this sad day, déi jonk gréng, Luxembourg Green Youth want to express their deepest solidarity and most heartfelt sympathies to the victims, their beloved family and friends of the unprecedented attacks in Utoya. In this terrible time we want express our most sincere condolences. We condemn this barbaric and atrocious act of hate and tremble ourselves in shock. Prime Minister Stoltenberg said that the treasure of democracy is the politically involved youth. We weep the terrible loss and waste of innocent human life in Utoya and Oslo and want to express once more our most sincere condolences. Our thoughts are with the beloved departed, their family and friends. We stand behind you, you will never walk alone.Yours truthfully,DEI JONK GRENG, Luxembourg Green Youth Executive Committee

New Protests in Belarus - dozens of people detained

The protests organized on social media continue in Belarus, as hundreds of people gather in the centre of Minsk. The protest on wednesday was organized on VKontakte a popular Social Media Network, similar to Facebook. International Press reports aswell as Russia Today, RIA-NOVOSTI, Nashi Niva and Belsat report that dozens of people were arrested and are still detained. After arresting people for clapping and singing, the Belorussian Regime now rounds up people for setting their alarm clock on the cellphone at 8. p.m, like the organizers told them on the internet. The will of the Belorussian people is at it's height, and the international community must follow suite, change in Belarus is possible!

Russia Today states that "All in all, about a hundred people, including 25 in the capital Minsk, were detained following Wednesday’s flash-mob protest.
Charter’97 writes that the detentions “were traditionally harsh, people were dragged on the ground and into paddy wagons which arrived speedily”.According to the website, police also detained journalists, “hindering their work, were rude, tripped protesters, and kicked them”. In addition, police tried to prevent photographers and cameramen from taking pictures or filming during the arrests.
The “Belarusian Partisan” news outlet notes that compared to previous times, fewer protesters showed up for the event on July 13.But, according to the opposition website, the explanation is pretty simple: many “revolutionists” are still under administrative arrest for taking part in earlier protests"*





sources:
* http://rt.com/politics/belarus-internet-opposition-blocked/
http://charter97.org/en/news/2011/7/13/40556/
Pic: (c) EURORADIO via charter97.by

When you're happy and you know it clap your hands!

Hundreds of Protesters where arrested 2 days ago in Belarus, attending the 20th Independence Day Celebrations in Minsk, report AFP, Al-Jazzera and Tas-Interfax. According to different media agencies, the peaceful protesters where around 1000 people who clapped and applauded during Lukashenka's speech on the Military Parade in Central Minsk. More than 300 people where apprehended and sentenced to 3 to 16 days of imprisonment simply because they clapped. A new wave of protesting rocks the Belorussian Capital, as the economical situation in Belarus worsens. New protests are exclusively organized over social medias and are feared by Belorussian officials. Only 2 weeks ago, Lukashenka announced to personally annihilate anybody who attends protests that were organized via social medias on the internet.

Euronews 4.7.2011


RT - Russia Today 5.7.2011


Picture:(c) APP

New Wave of Repression shocks Belarus

A new violent wave of repression shocks Belarus.
First the Facebook Rallyes that were forbidden with Lukashenko announcing he would smash every single demonstrant to attend such a meeting an now yesterday, these images and videos come from Minsk. Now the autoritarian and bankrupt regime is already using military special forcers "Spetsnaz" to repress people... But it looks like many Belarussians are fighting against that and we can only support and salute their courage ! Freedom to Belarus! Free all Political prisoners! Now!