What a mess in Fukushima!

high definition photos of the destroyed nuclear reactors in Fukushima. You can see what a total mess this place is, it looks like something that's been bombed, almost, with a bit of smoke rising from the ruins...
cryptome.org/eyeball/dai...i-photos.htm

From a posting on Japan disaster advice group on facebook.

Summary of disasters in Japan, updated

www.reuters.com/article/20...65Z20110317

500.000 people losing their home being just one of them...
Sometimes I wonder why some friends are so completely oblivious to what is going on here.

And now we have a plutonium leak.
english.aljazeera.net/news/as...618.html

President Obama's Nowruz Message

www.youtube.com/watch

Quote of the day

The temperatures are:

Reactor 1 - 58 degrees

Reactor 2 - 35 degrees

Reactor 3 - 62 degrees

Reactor 4 - 42 degrees

Reactor 5 - 24 degrees

Reactor 6 - 25 degrees.

The temperature above the containment vessel itself of Reactor 3 is 128 degrees, but this is not cause for concern, he says.

.blogs.aljazeera.net/live/asi...-march-21

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And now we have George Clooney making love to Jennifer Lopez in a hot scene with an inserted announcement that there is another 4.6 quake in Tohoku.....Do you enjoy Japanese tv? *$%&

Don't forget the grain of salt when you read the papers...

jpquake.wikispaces.com/Journa...f+Shame

Japan needs help.

Food in the shelters has been cut to two meals a day? Supplies are running out. People in Fukushima worry they will never be able to return to their homes. NHK in English

a conversation with a 10 year old child about Japan

Now the highly intelligent 10 year old son of the Rumanian girl in my Arabic school has finally added me on skype. I told him to keep in touch once he went back to Rumania from Japan. Now, watch this....

[3:28:07] xy: and the Japanese work?
xy: always?
[3:28:14] Astrid Canela: Tokyo received a very low amount of radiation that day
[3:28:22] Astrid Canela: yes, they are still in Tokyo...
[3:28:40] Astrid Canela: it is not like the whole nation can just leave the country, you know?
xy: but Tokyo people can go to Okinawa
xy: or Kiushu
[3:29:42] Astrid Canela: there are 250000 people in shelters in Tohoku right now, their homes were smashed by tsunami
[3:29:52] Astrid Canela: unimaginable disaster
[3:30:09] Astrid Canela: I can hardly find news on the reactor because there are so many disasters going on at once
[3:30:21] Astrid Canela: 15000 dead???
[3:30:33] Astrid Canela: maybe more
xy: correct
[3:30:41] Astrid Canela: terrible
[3:30:44] xy: who made the disaster?
[3:30:55] Astrid Canela: the earthquake
[3:30:57] Astrid Canela: not a person
[3:31:05xy: yes, but who made it>?
[3:31:08] Astrid Canela: not God, the Japanese do not deserve this
[3:31:19] xy: yes, somebody did it
[3:31:29] Astrid Canela: who, do you think?
[3:31:37] xy: alleins
[3:31:44] Astrid Canela: aliens?
[3:31:48] xy: yep
[3:31:54] Astrid Canela: why? ; )
[3:32:16] xy: because in the war Americans couldnt destroy them
[3:32:19] xy: so people cannot
[3:32:29] Astrid Canela: maybe you are right.
[3:32:37] Astrid Canela: but what have they done to deserve this?
[3:32:54] xy: some of them pissed me off
[3:33:02] xy: not always, I can forgive them
[3:33:07] Astrid Canela: well, me too, but some of them did not
[3:33:17] xy: yep
[3:33:23] xy: I will go for dinner
[3:33:29] Astrid Canela: nobody deserves something this bad
[3:33:30] xy: see you tomorrw night
[3:33:42] Astrid Canela: ok, enjoy your dinner
[3:33:47] xy: you too
[3:33:50] xy: sleep
[3:33:54] xy: maybe its late

My friend was on the flight in the first plane to Germany that showed higher radioactive levels

This is the plane on which my friend escaped in whose place we are staying now:

www.wochenblatt.de/nachrich...150,39227

Run this throuh google translation German>English.