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***ALERT! Japanese Nuclear Plant in Meltdown! Get Potassium Iodate Now!!!

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« on: March 14, 2011, 06:44:38 am »

For this to happen in Japan is for me more than a little suspect.

I'll come straight out with it...

I'd suspect SABOTAGE as the reason that Reactor is in such a mess right now.


IF SO, the Nuclear Technocrats* did it on behalf of the Globalists. Those reactors should have been built to resist a Tsunami, but now that 3 are falling apart points towards bad design. Bad design is a different thing to Sabotage. StuxNet worm? I doubt that back up systems rely on computers, at that level of emergency it should be pretty much hard-wired response systems not software they rely upon.

But no, the Technocrat Elite did it. Just in case there's any doubt. Everything points to them ... I Mean they are developing the means to cause earthquakes now, according to Michio Kaku, renowned Sci-Fi channel lunatic.

Just because it sounds ridiculous, doesn't mean it's not.

 * (French coined phrase originating from the forced Nuclear'ising of the country from thte 1970's ...)
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