Update on Fukushima

The T-Room reported last week that the Stuxnet virus launched by Israeli/US forces targeting Iran’s Nuclear Plant facilities slithered out of their control last year, and has been infecting thousands of computers worldwide including Japan. This virus targets the cooling system via the Siemen’s PLC software used in the majority of nuclear plants, and although plant operators “see” normal operations in their control rooms, the virus is eating away at the safety net completely without their knowledge. This is the havoc the Israelis and US intended to create for Iranians, but failed. Instead, it’s now a threat to every single nuclear facility worldwide who uses Siemen’s PLC software which means it is a very real threat to you and me no matter where you live in this world.

Due to this most reckless and insane not so “secret” cyberwar weaponry, the world is being held hostage by the events unfolding everyday at the Fukushima Dai’Ich Nuclear Power Plants. Today, March 31, 2011, Reactor #3 had it’s second hydrogen explosion which means the plutonium rods once embedded in the ceiling are destroyed and this extremely dangerous radioactive isotope is in the air and water. This second blast also means the “cooling” system is unrepairable and that a nuclear meltdown is occurring.

Yesterday, TEPCO confirmed Reactor #2 is in full meltdown. We’ll be learning any moment now that Reactors 1 and 4 are in full meltdown. This nuclear event is a MAJOR, MAJOR, MAJOR CATASTROPHE! One needs to stay on top of what is going on b/c the mainstream news sources are busy focusing their resource on material that is intended to distract you. Do not let them achieve this goal – click on this link for sources you can check in on anytime throughout the day to stay on top of this –RESOURCES FROM JAPAN TO HELP YOU STAY ON TOP OF THIS UNFOLDING CATASTROPHE –

Below is the latest from Fukushima – we will update throughout the day –

Another Fukushima nuclear plant blast injures 11

What appears to be another hydrogen blast has occurred at a nuclear power plant in Fukushima. No damage to the reactor chamber has been reported, but 11 people have been injured.

The Nuclear and Industrial Safety Agency says what it believes was a hydrogen blast occurred at 11:01 AM on Monday at the No.3 reactor of Tokyo Electric Power Company’s Fukushima No.1 nuclear power plant. The agency says it has so far observed no abnormal rise in radiation around the compound of the plant.

The company says the blast injured 11 people, including 4 of its employees and 4 Self-Defense Force members.

The Nuclear and Industrial Safety Agency has advised anyone remaining within 20 kilometers of the power plant to take shelter inside buildings as soon as possible. About 500 people are thought to be still in the area.

A similar hydrogen blast occurred at the No.1 reactor at the same plant on Saturday.

Chief Cabinet Secretary Yukio Edano told reporters that he has received a report that the latest blast has left the container of No.3 reactor intact. He said the likelihood of large volumes of radioactive materials being dispersed in the air is low.

Video footage shows that the top of the building housing the reactor has been blown off, as in Saturday’s blast.

Fears of an explosion grew when the water level of the No. 3 reactor dropped, exposing fuel rods, and a reaction with the steam generated a large amount of hydrogen. The Nuclear and Industrial Safety Agency says that even if the top of the building has blown off, the reactor chamber will not be affected.

Monday, March 14, 2011 12:30 +0900 (JST)

Radioactivity Found in Puddles in Ohio

OAK HARBOR, OHIO — Trace amounts of radiation from Japan has found its way into more than 100 puddles of rainwater near the Davis Besse power plant in Oak Harbor. First Energy reports that the iodine was present in 131 puddles.

Carrolyn O’neal is a long time Oak Harbor resident. She had no idea that the iodine isotope had made it into her backyard. “Well we weren’t aware of anything popping up from Japan,” said O’neal.

It was the same isotope found in a snow sample collected in Perrysburg on Saturday by University of Toledo professor Hans Gottgens. “Iodine 131 is not occurring in the environment under normal circumstances it is a fission product.”

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h/t to Silvija (Diaspora)

A few links below…

Radioactivity found in grass clippings in Illinois

Radioactive iodine in the air in Israel

Radiation detected in Washington milk

Radiation found in Boise

South Korea finds radioactivity in food imports from Japan

Radioactivity spreads across Korea

Radioactivity found in Vermont

Japanese radioactive particles in numerous locations in Scotland

Three Mile Island still has dangerous levels of radiation