Uploaded July 2014 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
Credit to MsMilktheclown1
youtube.com/channel/UCQHopfPwfFjn37JgO1l-axg
I probably should have titled this HURRY UP! KILL THEM FASTER! What the heck is WRONG here??!!!!
Surprise: Japan going to ReStart nuclear plants, because THEY BELIEVE "they are now SAFE". WHAT IDIOTS! Guess what... TEPCO, in spite of their unwillingness to hire employees directly (they do so through subcontractors) decide to make the Fukushima site "safer".
I Was going to finish up editing the ending to this video and add to this video, but computer problems are frustrating me so I'll just slap it up here "as is". A Dr. Phil special.
As for San Onofre, here's a great video for you to know and be aware of called Nuclear Waste Storage Scandal: Size Does Matter youtu.be/9O3oxYYc5-Q Please go over there and support them.
I'm still in the internet corner waiting on my dispute that "happy fukushima is NOT so happy afterall.
Fukushima breaking news; JAPAN NUCLEAR reactors declared safe; INSANITY, kevin D. blanch 7/16/14 youtu.be/rdLRVX8vuc0
and
Fukushima Breaking news: JAPAN gets O.K. to start up 2 nuclear reactors; kevin D. blanch 7/16/14 youtu.be/7DN_WpgWRK0
I'm weary so I'll just copy paste the articles here:
Procedures for restarting Sendai plant
Kyushu Electric Power Company in southern Japan still has many steps to clear before becoming the first utility in the country to restart a nuclear power plant.
The Nuclear Regulation Authority will hold 30 days of public hearings starting on Thursday on the draft safety assessment for the Sendai nuclear plant.
The NRA will then finalize the assessment and give permission for the utility to replace its current equipment. Meeting new stricter safety standards is required for resuming operations.
Kyushu Electric will then seek agreement for a restart from Kagoshima Prefecture and the hosting municipality of Satsuma Sendai.
The prefectural government plans to hold town meetings in the city and 4 other municipalities within 30 kilometers from the plant to hear explanations from NRA officials on the assessment.
Then the governor of the prefecture is to confirm the views of Satsuma Sendai city and prefectural assembly members, and decide whether to agree to the restart.
Kyushu Electric will also be required to submit quake-resistance data for its equipment and safety devices to the NRA for its approval.
The utility must also present arrangements to deal with serious accidents, including personnel training programs to ready them for such contingencies.
The company will need to have newly installed equipment checked before ultimately resuming operations at the plant.
But some local residents have already voiced criticism, saying that local municipalities have not yet set up sufficient measures to counter nuclear contingencies.
They point out that facilities for evacuation have been designated in locations which are likely to be downwind from the plant. They also demand feasible evacuation plans for hospitals and nursing-care facilities for the elderly.
They say that in the US, reactor operation needs federal government approval of evacuation plans submitted by local municipalities. They call for a similar system in Japan.
Jul. 16, 2014
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for more details visit MissingSky101 Fukushima News 7/16/15: Nuclear Death Machine Closer to Restart; PM Abe = Pinocchio youtu.be/_5b7AcosIdg NHK, July 16, 2014: An NHK survey [on] the government's policy to allow the restarting of nuclear power plants that pass safety screening [found] 21 percent supported the policy [...]
NHK, July 14, 2014: Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has suggested his cabinet's new security policy may have influenced the outcome of a gubernatorial election in western Japan. Voters rejected the candidate recommended by Abe's Liberal Democratic Party in the Sunday race in Shiga Prefecture. They elected an independent instead [who] campaigned on the promise of phasing out nuclear power generation in Japan.
Credit to MsMilktheclown1
youtube.com/channel/UCQHopfPwfFjn37JgO1l-axg
I probably should have titled this HURRY UP! KILL THEM FASTER! What the heck is WRONG here??!!!!
Surprise: Japan going to ReStart nuclear plants, because THEY BELIEVE "they are now SAFE". WHAT IDIOTS! Guess what... TEPCO, in spite of their unwillingness to hire employees directly (they do so through subcontractors) decide to make the Fukushima site "safer".
I Was going to finish up editing the ending to this video and add to this video, but computer problems are frustrating me so I'll just slap it up here "as is". A Dr. Phil special.
As for San Onofre, here's a great video for you to know and be aware of called Nuclear Waste Storage Scandal: Size Does Matter youtu.be/9O3oxYYc5-Q Please go over there and support them.
I'm still in the internet corner waiting on my dispute that "happy fukushima is NOT so happy afterall.
Fukushima breaking news; JAPAN NUCLEAR reactors declared safe; INSANITY, kevin D. blanch 7/16/14 youtu.be/rdLRVX8vuc0
and
Fukushima Breaking news: JAPAN gets O.K. to start up 2 nuclear reactors; kevin D. blanch 7/16/14 youtu.be/7DN_WpgWRK0
I'm weary so I'll just copy paste the articles here:
Procedures for restarting Sendai plant
Kyushu Electric Power Company in southern Japan still has many steps to clear before becoming the first utility in the country to restart a nuclear power plant.
The Nuclear Regulation Authority will hold 30 days of public hearings starting on Thursday on the draft safety assessment for the Sendai nuclear plant.
The NRA will then finalize the assessment and give permission for the utility to replace its current equipment. Meeting new stricter safety standards is required for resuming operations.
Kyushu Electric will then seek agreement for a restart from Kagoshima Prefecture and the hosting municipality of Satsuma Sendai.
The prefectural government plans to hold town meetings in the city and 4 other municipalities within 30 kilometers from the plant to hear explanations from NRA officials on the assessment.
Then the governor of the prefecture is to confirm the views of Satsuma Sendai city and prefectural assembly members, and decide whether to agree to the restart.
Kyushu Electric will also be required to submit quake-resistance data for its equipment and safety devices to the NRA for its approval.
The utility must also present arrangements to deal with serious accidents, including personnel training programs to ready them for such contingencies.
The company will need to have newly installed equipment checked before ultimately resuming operations at the plant.
But some local residents have already voiced criticism, saying that local municipalities have not yet set up sufficient measures to counter nuclear contingencies.
They point out that facilities for evacuation have been designated in locations which are likely to be downwind from the plant. They also demand feasible evacuation plans for hospitals and nursing-care facilities for the elderly.
They say that in the US, reactor operation needs federal government approval of evacuation plans submitted by local municipalities. They call for a similar system in Japan.
Jul. 16, 2014
~~~
for more details visit MissingSky101 Fukushima News 7/16/15: Nuclear Death Machine Closer to Restart; PM Abe = Pinocchio youtu.be/_5b7AcosIdg NHK, July 16, 2014: An NHK survey [on] the government's policy to allow the restarting of nuclear power plants that pass safety screening [found] 21 percent supported the policy [...]
NHK, July 14, 2014: Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has suggested his cabinet's new security policy may have influenced the outcome of a gubernatorial election in western Japan. Voters rejected the candidate recommended by Abe's Liberal Democratic Party in the Sunday race in Shiga Prefecture. They elected an independent instead [who] campaigned on the promise of phasing out nuclear power generation in Japan.
