Jun 26 2012 Fukushima Update; Due to #4 Reactor Spent Fuel Pool, Tokyo Could Become Uninhabitable

  Tokyo Could Very Well Become Uninhabitable Very Soon!

The entire island nation of Japan could also become Uninhabitable...

Number Four Reactor within its spent fuel pool storage area contains 100 times more cesium 137 that did the Russian Chernobyl disaster.

If this spent fuel rod storage pool collapses as it is precariously position to do it will be the final blow to take out Tokyo and all of the Island nation Japan.

The entire world and all of its nations will in fact suffer millennium long consequences of the Fukushima Nuclear Disaster.

In spite of the daily lies and deceptions coming from TEPCO,  the Japanese Government and all those leading nation governments  who have been playing down the severity of this Nuclear Disaster the Radiation and cesium 137 will present a lasting blow to all of MANKIND... Morpheus June 26 2012

• July 04 2012 Update: Japan parliament releases Fukushima report: Disaster was “clearly manmade” — Evidence quake damaged safety equipment, not tsunami
• At the Fukushima Daini  (not to be mistaken for the Disaster area Fukushima Daiichi) nuclear power plant, it may be safer inside the reactor buildings than it is outside them because of the RADIOACTIVE FALLOUT caused by the Fukushima Daiichi catastrophe.
  

  

  
  

  The spent fuel storage pool of the No. 4 reactor at the Fukushima Daini nuclear power station in Naraha and Tomioka town, Fukushima Prefecture on July 4.

   

  That’s because Daini is just 10 kilometers south of Fukushima Daiichi, the site of Japan’s biggest nuclear accident. And since the area still receives lots of radioactive fallout from Fukushima Daiichi, radiation exposure is less inside the thick-walled reactor buildings than it is out in the compound.
  JRT, which went on a media tour of Daini on Wednesday, found that background radiation levels in the plant compound were around 0.5 to 1.0 microsieverts per hour — some 16 to 33 times higher than prior to the March 2011 accident. READ STORY >>>