Specifically, the blame is on corporate shareholders, those who siphon the financial surplus without liability.
Think of the nuclear disaster in Japan, the island of strictest hierarchy, where blame can be easily assigned, as a start of a black hole that will consume the Earth.
Perhaps not. Allegations are Iraq saw a tactical nuclear device used. The truth claim is that the US Army and/or Marine Corps used one or more tactical nuclear weapons in Fallujah in 2004.
I have no information about tactical nuclear weapons. More or less destruction than Fukushima? Less if we measure overtime? Did the attack destroy a city full of non-combatants?
Atomic weapons are not more evil than other tools of destruction. Evil is not by degree. Dresden was destroyed by fire bombing. Fallujah had both combatants and non combatants. Overall destruction by Fukushima would be greater as the incident is styled by the IAEA as a 5.
The increase in risk for late-onset thyroid cancer due to radiation exposure is a potential health effect after a nuclear power plant accident mainly due to the release of radioiodine in fallout. The risk is particularly elevated in those exposed during infancy and adolescence. To estimate the possibility and extent of thyroid cancer occurrence after exposure, it is of utmost importance to collect and analyze epidemiological information providing the basis for evaluation of radiation risk, and to consider radiobiology and molecular genetics. In this regard, the dose–response of cancer risk, temporal changes in the rates of thyroid cancer, its histopathological types and subtypes, and frequency of underlying genetic abnormalities are important. At present, however, it is difficult or impossible to distinguish radiation-induced thyroid cancer from spontaneous/sporadic thyroid cancer because molecular radiation signatures, biomarkers of radiation exposure, or genetic factors specific to radiation-induced cancer have not yet been identified. The large-scale ultrasound screening in Fukushima Prefecture of Japan demonstrated a high detection rate of thyroid cancer in young individuals, revealing 116 and 71 cases in the first and second rounds, respectively, among the same cohort of approximately 300,000 subjects. These findings raised concerns among residents and the public that it might be due to putative exposure to radiation from the accident at Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant. This review summarizes evaluations by international organizations and reviews scientific publications by the authors and others on childhood thyroid cancer, especially those relevant to radiation, including basic studies on molecular mechanisms of thyroid carcinogenesis. Clinical details are also provided on surgical cases in Fukushima Prefecture, and the effect of thyroid ultrasound screening is discussed. Correct understanding of issues relating to radiation and the thyroid are essential for interpretation of thyroid cancer in Fukushima. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5770131/
It seems to be a multiple conundrum. Environmentally damaged genes can also be attributed to genetic factors and it is probably impossible to know if they are inherited. Knowing how the "medical" death industry operates, they are probably aquired syndromes (uniformity would prove more than nothing, but genetic variations are normal in humans, so such a result can hardly be expected). Also, 5G and chemtrail toxins also cause thyroid malfunctions. So, chances are, the symptoms, as usual, are generated by many factors.
Although I believe in radiation measurements, there are still old people living next to Chernobyl, so again, further proof seems necessary to determine the impacts of radiation. Also, there can be leaks from sources that are never identified. People are encouraged to store potassium iodine for radiation poisoning, but that works only for uranium poisoning. Plutonium is much more common in future weapon systems (well, the US has been using depleted uranium warheads in its wars for several decades; I guess, that was part of the "experiments"). For Chernobyl, it was uranium with a rapid half-life, and the same applies to Fukushima.
A few years after the nuclear accident in Chernobyl, a significant increase in the incidence of childhood thyroid carcinomas and autoimmune thyroid disease was observed. This was found to be associated with the excessive radiation exposure.[2,3] People living in Chernobyl and adjacent affected areas were seen to have 50% lower sympathetic activity, 36% lower adrenal cortical activity and significantly lower blood cortisol levels. They also exhibited increased hypophyseal-thyroid system dysfunction, higher incidence of goiter and thyroiditis. An increased rate of secretion of gonadotropic hormones and accelerated sexual development in females was noted. Higher rates of congenital diabetes were also seen. Higher concentrations of thyroxine-binding globulin, lower concentrations of free T3, and increased risk of non-toxic single nodular and multinodular goiters have been reported.[4] Higher levels of prolactin and renin, with lower progesterone levels,[5] have been documented.
This has led to continuous, chronic morbidity, even though the initial radiation exposure has passed long since. Children with congenital anomalies still continue to be born in the affected areas. A large number of mental and physical anomalies were seen in the children born soon after the accident.[6] Down's syndrome, neural tube defects, chromosomal abnormalities, cardiovascular diseases, immunologic disorders, lens changes, cancer, mental retardation, thyroid diseases and leukemias were some of the more frequent problems seen in the children from affected areas.
Specifically, the blame is on corporate shareholders, those who siphon the financial surplus without liability.
Think of the nuclear disaster in Japan, the island of strictest hierarchy, where blame can be easily assigned, as a start of a black hole that will consume the Earth.
My opinion is Japan was secretly working on nuclear weapons. Second Japan is a colony of the USA and under Occupation. https://rielpolitik.com/2016/12/20/fukushima-the-unholy-grail-of-japans-secret-nuclear-weapons-labs-by-yoichi-shimatsu/
COVER-UP: GE handled Fukushima’s nuclear reactor design, knew it was faulty … “so flawed it could lead to a devastating accident”. https://www.fukushima.news/2017-02-09-coverup-ge-handled-fukushimas-nuclear-reactor-design-knew-it-was-faulty-so-flawed-it-could-lead-to-a-devastating-accident.html
Japan is the only country to have suffered a nuclear attack...
Perhaps not. Allegations are Iraq saw a tactical nuclear device used. The truth claim is that the US Army and/or Marine Corps used one or more tactical nuclear weapons in Fallujah in 2004.
Moreover, the US has been using warheads with depleted uranium in its wars for decades...
I have no information about tactical nuclear weapons. More or less destruction than Fukushima? Less if we measure overtime? Did the attack destroy a city full of non-combatants?
Atomic weapons are not more evil than other tools of destruction. Evil is not by degree. Dresden was destroyed by fire bombing. Fallujah had both combatants and non combatants. Overall destruction by Fukushima would be greater as the incident is styled by the IAEA as a 5.
I don't agree. Atomic weapons can end more life in a singular event, has the potential to end most life on Earth.
My opinion is Japan is the only country that would be served to seek revenge similarly.
According to Orlov, Fukushima was planned from the very beginning and the catastrophy was a test run for a Directed Energy Weapon.
According to some other sources, the dangers of the wastewater there are overplayed.
Who is right? It doesn't matter; people will lose either way.
The increase in risk for late-onset thyroid cancer due to radiation exposure is a potential health effect after a nuclear power plant accident mainly due to the release of radioiodine in fallout. The risk is particularly elevated in those exposed during infancy and adolescence. To estimate the possibility and extent of thyroid cancer occurrence after exposure, it is of utmost importance to collect and analyze epidemiological information providing the basis for evaluation of radiation risk, and to consider radiobiology and molecular genetics. In this regard, the dose–response of cancer risk, temporal changes in the rates of thyroid cancer, its histopathological types and subtypes, and frequency of underlying genetic abnormalities are important. At present, however, it is difficult or impossible to distinguish radiation-induced thyroid cancer from spontaneous/sporadic thyroid cancer because molecular radiation signatures, biomarkers of radiation exposure, or genetic factors specific to radiation-induced cancer have not yet been identified. The large-scale ultrasound screening in Fukushima Prefecture of Japan demonstrated a high detection rate of thyroid cancer in young individuals, revealing 116 and 71 cases in the first and second rounds, respectively, among the same cohort of approximately 300,000 subjects. These findings raised concerns among residents and the public that it might be due to putative exposure to radiation from the accident at Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant. This review summarizes evaluations by international organizations and reviews scientific publications by the authors and others on childhood thyroid cancer, especially those relevant to radiation, including basic studies on molecular mechanisms of thyroid carcinogenesis. Clinical details are also provided on surgical cases in Fukushima Prefecture, and the effect of thyroid ultrasound screening is discussed. Correct understanding of issues relating to radiation and the thyroid are essential for interpretation of thyroid cancer in Fukushima. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5770131/
Thank you for all the details.
It seems to be a multiple conundrum. Environmentally damaged genes can also be attributed to genetic factors and it is probably impossible to know if they are inherited. Knowing how the "medical" death industry operates, they are probably aquired syndromes (uniformity would prove more than nothing, but genetic variations are normal in humans, so such a result can hardly be expected). Also, 5G and chemtrail toxins also cause thyroid malfunctions. So, chances are, the symptoms, as usual, are generated by many factors.
Although I believe in radiation measurements, there are still old people living next to Chernobyl, so again, further proof seems necessary to determine the impacts of radiation. Also, there can be leaks from sources that are never identified. People are encouraged to store potassium iodine for radiation poisoning, but that works only for uranium poisoning. Plutonium is much more common in future weapon systems (well, the US has been using depleted uranium warheads in its wars for several decades; I guess, that was part of the "experiments"). For Chernobyl, it was uranium with a rapid half-life, and the same applies to Fukushima.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3125012/. Effects of the Radiation Exposure in Chernobyl
A few years after the nuclear accident in Chernobyl, a significant increase in the incidence of childhood thyroid carcinomas and autoimmune thyroid disease was observed. This was found to be associated with the excessive radiation exposure.[2,3] People living in Chernobyl and adjacent affected areas were seen to have 50% lower sympathetic activity, 36% lower adrenal cortical activity and significantly lower blood cortisol levels. They also exhibited increased hypophyseal-thyroid system dysfunction, higher incidence of goiter and thyroiditis. An increased rate of secretion of gonadotropic hormones and accelerated sexual development in females was noted. Higher rates of congenital diabetes were also seen. Higher concentrations of thyroxine-binding globulin, lower concentrations of free T3, and increased risk of non-toxic single nodular and multinodular goiters have been reported.[4] Higher levels of prolactin and renin, with lower progesterone levels,[5] have been documented.
This has led to continuous, chronic morbidity, even though the initial radiation exposure has passed long since. Children with congenital anomalies still continue to be born in the affected areas. A large number of mental and physical anomalies were seen in the children born soon after the accident.[6] Down's syndrome, neural tube defects, chromosomal abnormalities, cardiovascular diseases, immunologic disorders, lens changes, cancer, mental retardation, thyroid diseases and leukemias were some of the more frequent problems seen in the children from affected areas.
Thank you again!
It's "team work"! :D