Fukushima Radiation Has Contaminated The Entire Pacific Ocean
- Oct 10, 2016
- 3 min read
Five years later, and Fukushima is still not contained! And the Media is focused on Trumps' taxes and the breakup of Brad and Angelina!
At least someone still knows it's a story:
Fwd: Fukushima Radiation Has Contaminated The Entire Pacific Ocean (And It's Going To Get Worse) by Tyler Durden
-MTG
Yes they are delirious to learn from a know-nothing 1998 tax form that was procured illegally. I hope Trump sues.
I saw the predicts Fukushima Plant and wondered when the plutonium would wash up on our shores. The Japanese government has covered this up from the get go. Now we know both the UN and our government has been snowballing. Fisheries and companies were warned of this but it was summarily blown off. I think NOAA had models at the time, too, and why should we think they quit sampling the ocean depths. I'll bet our US Department of Agriculture was tracking this all along and they should: it's their job. However, no one will question the most "transparent" Administration ever for an excuse. We'll probably have to wait for a non-government agency to drop a FOIA suit.
We all know the obfuscation and marketing spin conducted against Trump, Trump supporters, small business owners, the Middle Class, and we should know better. Trump needs his back porch painted red for not stopping the tweeting and inane comments. Communists in the Democratic Party get Congressman, ex Presidents, Hollywood celebrities festooned with AIDS and Cancer ribbons to sedulously ignore the real problems.The pull of group speak is strong among the compliant and opportunistic elites, especially the media. I guess it's not too amazing how the Democrats/Communists seem to despise successful, prosperous, confident Western liberties amid a sea of abject, self-induced failure. I was hoping Wikileaks could shed more light onto the DNC and HRC. Although, pat to play politics is obviously not a big deal.
The fumes linger still in the doctrines of radical egalitarianism espoused by postmodern relativists and multiculturalism, now so deeply instilled, in a suitably diluted and presentable form from several generations of college students, faculty, and government bureaucrats. Of course, when it's their money, well, that's a whole other type of tax dodge. Writers, actors, and athletes continue to reveal their habitual self-absorption. Aesthetic narcissism reigns supreme among the do-gooders, just as long as you're not doing good in coal country or on their front manicured lawns, with foreign caretakers lined up to mow.
Harbingers of this sort of derision are envious. Trump made and lost his fortunes outside of the government, despite the government. It is schadenfreude and another form of anti-Americanism. To be guilt free, your largess and graft must come from the backs of taxpayers in order to warrant success. The liberals send their kids, even the tenured academics, to private schools, they vacation in Europe, and live tasteful tree-laden suburban life, demanding more tax deferments, illegal aliens to clean up their filth, and pay raises to increase their standard of living while everyone else eats cake. Theirs is a professed hatred of American exceptionalism and success, the very institutions that have provided their universities, Broadway shows with such bountiful capital and to make their lives so comfortable. The solidarity of anti-Americanism is growing deep. But instead of seeking to open a business in the Bronx like Trump, they all choose to protest and liter the streets with their provided-for-by-capitalism detritus. It is their past time, of an out-of-touch elite who have the leisure and affluence to engage in easy anti-Americanism, either to assuage guilt to find cheap solidarity with a distant protest group.
These are strange outbursts of incensed pseudo-intellectuals and actors. The general demeanor of Democrats and Republicans, or very friendly admonitions from well-meaning Wall Street businesses have a certain deductive hysteria with is commonplace that started with the priori idea that whatever Trump does, lest America, was defacto wrong. I hope the sanctimonious hedging indeed will finally become too much for the general public.
- Matt Caldwell
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