Professor Richard Wakeford, from the Dalton Nuclear Institute, discusses the radiation leaks from the Fukushima power plant in Japan. Follow us on twitter at twitter.com
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15 Responses to “Japan nuclear deaths ‘unlikely to be significant’”
We need more actual experts explaining what’s happened at Fukushima so attention gets focused where it’s needed – helping the actual victims of an actual earthquake and tsunami disaster.
come back in 10 years and say that! 9/11 first responders suffered from radiation poisoning and died but they die years later after the medical system has drained them and their loved ones of money and hope!! They still wont admit what made everyone sick, compare the radiation poisoning symptoms to the first responders symptoms and you will see the TRUTH
come back in 10 years and say that! 9/11 first responders suffered from radiation poisoning and died but they die years later after the medical system has drained them and their loved ones of money and hope!! They still wont admit what made everyone sick, compare the radiation poisoning symptoms to the first responders symptoms and you will see the TRUTH
The word “Unlikely” says it all really. Using the word unlikely makes the general public think it won’t cause massive deaths, but when it does, they can’t be critisized for lying. NEVER trust the UK media.
Don’t believe a word they say on the media. Its all part of the international public relations exercise to keep people calm and maintain confidence in the use of nuclear fuel. European energy ministers met to confirm how they were going to portray this to the public in the media. This incident is far worse than they are making out.
fait for the last reactor to blow up and then talk about this
This “expert” is actually a promoter of nuclear energy, so of course he’s going to say it’s very unlikely.
We need more actual experts explaining what’s happened at Fukushima so attention gets focused where it’s needed – helping the actual victims of an actual earthquake and tsunami disaster.
come back in 10 years and say that! 9/11 first responders suffered from radiation poisoning and died but they die years later after the medical system has drained them and their loved ones of money and hope!! They still wont admit what made everyone sick, compare the radiation poisoning symptoms to the first responders symptoms and you will see the TRUTH
This “expert” is actually a promoter of nuclear energy, so of course he’s going to say it’s very unlikely.
These politicians back green energy because it makes them look good but they know it’s just a waste of the publics money.
come back in 10 years and say that! 9/11 first responders suffered from radiation poisoning and died but they die years later after the medical system has drained them and their loved ones of money and hope!! They still wont admit what made everyone sick, compare the radiation poisoning symptoms to the first responders symptoms and you will see the TRUTH
people that are pro nuclear should stfu
how does this fool know?
The word “Unlikely” says it all really. Using the word unlikely makes the general public think it won’t cause massive deaths, but when it does, they can’t be critisized for lying. NEVER trust the UK media.
Another shill, why not a radiologist, physician, or a expert of any-sort to talk about some facts? thumbs dumb
lie lie lie
Yeah, right!!! Unlikely!!! Only Sheeple would believe that dribble. Nuclear Energy must go now!!!
all deaths are significant!!!!
well its easy to say that. well if it turns out to be wrong he says: “oh well we were wrong. who could have known that”
Don’t believe a word they say on the media. Its all part of the international public relations exercise to keep people calm and maintain confidence in the use of nuclear fuel. European energy ministers met to confirm how they were going to portray this to the public in the media. This incident is far worse than they are making out.