Japan crisis - the worlds economic outlook?

RenovationMan

hardassets wrote: »

With Chernobyl its now believed its well in to the millions died early as a result of cancer from radiation in the Western world.

Also completely untrue.

Generali

hardassets wrote: »

Japan especially has falling population. Expectations are millions will die early from cancer or other radiation causes over the next decade or so.

With Chernobyl its now believed its well in to the millions died early as a result of cancer from radiation in the Western world. But there is no way to prove these ones would not have died of cancer if Chernobyl never happened. But soon after Chernobyl the deaths from cancer in the affected regions has shot up.

Also as a result of Fukishema abortions are at the highest levels Japan has ever seen. I suppose if anyone in my family got pregnant near to such high levels of radioactive particles I would understand them aborting. Japan has a history of deformities as a result of radiation from WW2.

Is there a reason you took what a wrote on another thread entirely and took it out of context?

Do you have an data to support the above or are we just supposed to accept this supposition?

RenovationMan

Generali wrote: »

Is there a reason you took what a wrote on another thread entirely and took it out of context?

Do you have an data to support the above or are we just supposed to accept this supposition?

http://www.ufodigest.com

There might be some hard data from this well respected source.

GordonIsA

RenovationMan

Oh hello, 'hardassets' is back with a new username. It's so hard to keep up with these sockies. :rotfl:

GordonIsA

RenovationMan wrote: »

Oh hello, 'hardassets' is back with a new username. It's so hard to keep up with these sockies. :rotfl:

I would laugh but I cant be bothered but I will tell you from my end you look like an idiot because you are wrong.

Kind Regards

michaels

Time to stockpile beans, toilet roll and dogs again :eek:

JonnyBravo

GordonIsA wrote: »

So I've just seen this and thought to myself, that looks like the map of the debris field and how it spread. Perhaps they're related?

Sure enough it is just a map of "where free floating material (fish larvae, algae, phytoplankton, zooplankton...) present in the sea water near the damaged Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power station plant could have gone since the earthquake on March 11th. THIS IS NOT A REPRESENTATION OF THE RADIOACTIVE PLUME CONCENTRATION. "

They are trying to track radioactive biomass but it's not quite as exciting when you look into it eh?

RenovationMan

GordonIsA wrote: »

I would laugh but I cant be bothered but I will tell you from my end you look like an idiot because you are wrong.

Kind Regards

So wrong that your latest 'character' has been PPR'd. Or is MSE part of the global conspiracy and your voice is being suppressed? :rotfl:

Generali

Quick question for the hysterical posters on this thread. Where are all the dead people? Surely there must be 10,000s of dead people by now, it's more than a year after the earthquake struck.