Remember, remember the Fukushima nuclear disaster on this day?

[guninski@guninski.com (Georgi Guninski)]

On Sun, Mar 13, 2016 at 09:23:56AM -0700, Sean Lynch wrote:
> are genuinely safe or dangerous. Though to some extent the Japanese are
> providing this by acting as a living experiment. If there isn't an increase
> of cancers from eating food at the higher levels, then hopefully the higher
> levels are fine.

Searching the web for "fukushima anomalies newborn" shows contradicting
results, some mention the west coast of the usa.

The damage need not be now, it may be in the future.

As a living experiment, the Japanese might be more interesting for
consequences of being nuked by the usa in WWII.