The Latest on The Last Hurrah

[correctiveshoes621]

Nobody wants to hear it, but, sobering, to say the least..

Especially the maps, shown:

http://enenews.com/breaking-fukushima-radioactive-iodine-and-cesium-emissions-nearing-chernobyl-levels-carried-far-by-the-wind-and-absorbed-readily-by-humans

Just..DAMN.

http://cryptome.org/eyeball/daiichi-npp/daiichi-photos.htm

http://www.chrismartenson.com/blog/breaking-latest-satellite-imagery-fukushima/55711

And, yeah. The concrete failed:

http://www.ww4report.com/node/9726

Yeah, I've already been pelted with the rain and snow - with more tonight, and on Tuesday. Yeah, I've had my windows open for, 'fresh air'. Yeah, I eat local produce and put local milk in my coffee (though I've switched to soy milk - too little, too late) - How long before we start seeing people getting sick? How long before folks start freaking out? I'm tempted to get myself fired, so I can live on some sort of dole and just -

Fuck it. Let's Party. Smoke it, drink it, eat all the McDonald's you like. Turn the music up so loud that we can't hear any more bad news, and let's dance.

Comments

[piratesorka.livejournal.com]

This is the price we must pay for even inventing nuclear energy in the first place. Now we must live with it. It was only a matter of time before such trouble happend. Chernobyle, Three mile island were just appetizers.


Oh and I am willing to say we have been sick with it for a long time now.

[demetrie.livejournal.com]

This is the way so many humans operate. We build the monster. Then --hey hey look what we did! Whee party! Power man power!...THEN-- when it's breaking our necks, we finally admit we never did know how to unplug ol' Frankie.