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Fri Nov-11-11 07:11 PM
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| 10. Two weeks, and this is the first we hear of it? |
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The IAEA has been sitting on this for two weeks?
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| -Mystery Radiation Detected 'Across Europe' |
defendandprotect |
Nov-11-11 06:26 PM |
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My money's on it being from Japan... |
CaliforniaPeggy |
Nov-11-11 06:31 PM |
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Don't think I'll be crossing the Atlantic any time soon.... |
secondwind |
Nov-11-11 06:32 PM |
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The IAEA disagrees. nt |
TheWraith |
Nov-11-11 06:39 PM |
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IAEA is a joke. |
girl gone mad |
Nov-11-11 07:11 PM |
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China? plenty of possibilities. n/t |
marasinghe |
Nov-11-11 06:44 PM |
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Prevailing winds don't blow that way |
Cirque du So-What |
Nov-11-11 06:47 PM |
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If the radiation was on the Pacific coast of the U.S., would there be a media report on it? |
valerief |
Nov-11-11 06:53 PM |
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Actually, it WAS reported. In March. By CNN, no less. Can't get more 'mainstream' than that |
Cirque du So-What |
Nov-11-11 07:13 PM |
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I remember that! I also recall reading the Japanese reactors are still leaking. |
valerief |
Nov-11-11 07:36 PM |
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Exactly |
dipsydoodle |
Nov-12-11 03:29 AM |
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K&R |
DeSwiss |
Nov-11-11 06:50 PM |
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Maybe Iran slipped in that secret nuclear test? |
Rosa Luxemburg |
Nov-11-11 07:01 PM |
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Don't think so |
Cirque du So-What |
Nov-11-11 07:21 PM |
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Two weeks, and this is the first we hear of it? |
bananas |
Nov-11-11 07:11 PM |
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I don't see 'two weeks' anywhere in that news blurb |
Cirque du So-What |
Nov-11-11 07:26 PM |
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That's why I pointed it out - I didn't want anyone to miss it - and it may have been detected sooner |
bananas |
Nov-11-11 07:35 PM |
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OOPS! My bad |
Cirque du So-What |
Nov-11-11 07:39 PM |
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Ukraine detected it between October 10-20, Poland on Oct 17, they think its from Pakistan |
bananas |
Nov-12-11 03:05 AM |
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Thanks |
Cirque du So-What |
Nov-12-11 08:19 AM |
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self-delete - wrong thread. nt |
bananas |
Nov-11-11 07:38 PM |
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Sounds like a super secret core leak from somewhere besides Japan. |
McCamy Taylor |
Nov-11-11 07:56 PM |
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Not likely from Japan radioactive iodine is long gone from that accident. |
TexasProgresive |
Nov-11-11 08:03 PM |
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The Poles say the levels are 1/100 of what they saw last March |
caraher |
Nov-11-11 08:03 PM |
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Possible suspect, Czech Telemin nukes, usually down for part of each year, recent leak |
McCamy Taylor |
Nov-11-11 08:05 PM |
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Poland's National Atomic Energy Agency: "unconfirmed reports" of incident in Pakistan |
bananas |
Nov-11-11 10:41 PM |
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ding ding ding |
jpak |
Nov-12-11 09:00 AM |
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Impossible. Prevailing winds blow from West to East. |
closeupready |
Nov-12-11 01:30 PM |
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The fallout from Chernobyl ended up in Scandinavia and Scotland. |
hedgehog |
Nov-12-11 01:56 PM |
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It's funny to me that talk of 'prevailing winds' holds currency here only some times. |
closeupready |
Nov-12-11 03:04 PM |
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Very true. |
Poll_Blind |
Nov-13-11 11:23 AM |
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The alternative, then, would be a nuclear accident in Western Europe |
NickB79 |
Nov-14-11 01:33 AM |
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