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23 Oct 2012
Italian Scientists Jailed In Quake Trial
A team of Italian scientists has been found guilty of manslaughter for failing to warn citizens of a huge earthquake in 2009. The team, along with a government official, were jailed for six years in a trial which has infuriated the global scientific community. Historic buildings cracked and crumbled in the 6.3 magnitude quake in which 309 died and thousands were left homeless in the town of L'Aquila in central Italy. But the following year there was another aftershock.
Charges were brought against six government scientists and an official for not sufficiently warning people of the risks of another seismic event. The seven accused had been part of the region's Major Risks Committee which had met on March 31, six days before the earthquake. They issued a statement designed to reassure residents after studying tremors in the area, while stressing it was impossible to say when another event may occur.
28 Jan 2012
The Argument that Fukushima Was Sabotaged
Former NSA analyst, Jim Stone, argues that there was no earthquake. The tsunami was caused by nuclear bombs in the sea and the Fukushima explosion and meltdown was caused by mini-nukes hidden in cameras installed by an Israeli security firm. The motive: punish Japan for offering to enrich Iranian uranium and straying from Illuminati diktat.
When we compare the 6.8-magnitude earthquake which devastated Kobe, Japan January 17, 1995 with Fukushima, the evidence does not stack up.
A quick Google Images search of Kobe reveals incredible destruction of buildings, bridges, elevated highways, and other infrastructure.
The Fukushima quake, magnitude 9.0, struck about 70 km off the coast of Japan on March 11, 2011.
It sent a 30-meter tsunami crashing over perfectly undamaged bridges, houses, roads, and cars -- over a populace which had not been warned of the incoming tsunami, because there was no earthquake. They were taken completely off-guard. Yet helicopters were waiting, and people all over Japan got to watch the tsunami roll in on live TV.
What on earth was going on? Ordinarily, the Japanese people are warned of tsunamis. Why weren't they warned? Why was there no structural damage, no reason for them to suspect that a tsunami was coming?
The quake must have seemed like nothing special to a nation of people who are used to quakes. In a video taken in one Tokyo newsroom during the Fukushima quake, staff were seen to continue typing at their computer stations, totally unfazed by it.
A 9.0-magnitude earthquake is more than 100 times stronger than a 6.8. A 9.0 should have devastated everything within a 1,000-km radius. There should have been widespread urban carnage, even worse than what Kobe suffered.
Yet the Fukushima quake of 3/11/11 did not cause a single structure to collapse.
1 Jun 2011
Japan nuclear: UN says tsunami risk was underestimated
Roland Buerk said the Japanese government was keen to show its people that nuclear power plants can be operated safely. The UN nuclear energy agency has said Japan underestimated the risk of a tsunami hitting a nuclear power plant.
However, the response to the nuclear crisis that followed the 11 March quake and tsunami was "exemplary", it said. The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) draft report also said a "hardened" emergency response centre was needed to deal with accidents.
The Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant, which was badly damaged by the tsunami, is still leaking radiation.
24 May 2011
HAARP
Want to know why we have such strange weather, earthquakes and volcanic eruptions? Watch this:
Informative video on HAARP (High Frequency Active Auroral Reasearch Program)the new weather modification and mind control Star Wars Defense Initiative (SDI)weapon of the US military. HAARP is capable of creating weather like hurricanes and tornadoes and tsunamis and earthquakes. It is also capable of altering peoples moods. From WETA TV a PBS station. Run a Google.com search for HAARP.
16 May 2011
21 Mar 2011
Rescue in Japan
Members of Japan Self-Defense Force pray for the body of a tsunami victim wrapped in a tarp in Onagawa, Miyagi Prefecture, Japan on Sunday. (AP Photo/Shuji Kajiyama)
But for many Japanese people, the search now is not for survivors -- it is for the bodies of their loved ones. In the town of Otsuchi, Keiko Chiba pointed to where she believes her husband's body may be. Even if he survived the tsunami, she says, a resulting gas explosion that burned through the town likely killed him.
Akihito Yamaguchi, in the town of Kamaichi, lost his 71-year-old father in the tsunami. He had been holding onto his father, but the force of the waves were too strong. Both his parents washed away before his eyes. He survived when the tsunami's waters flung him against a tree.
15 Mar 2011
Japan earthquake and tsunami in video
Watch the most dramatic footage of the worst natural disaster to hit Japan since records began, from the moment the earthquake struck to the ensuing tsunamis and nuclear meltdown. Telegraph