Fukushima farmer not even dare to eat their own crops -Ask LHL and PAP shit to eat it
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Oh sinkie Lee Hsien Loong,
i have a suggestion.
Why don't you put yourself on National TV and eat the Fukushima rice with all your whole party members to appease the fear of your sinkie citizens.. Please lead by example..All in the name of free trade and economy.
We will surely respect you for it and have a salute and standing ovation too.
Oh sinkie Lee Hsien Loong,
i have a suggestion.
Why don't you put yourself on National TV and eat the Fukushima rice with all your whole party members to appease the fear of your sinkie citizens.. Please lead by example..All in the name of free trade and economy.
We will surely respect you for it and have a salute and standing ovation too.
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of course!!!!!PM lee is Hyaku parsento(100%)eager and ready to do anything at once to serve the Emperor Meiji as a loyal translator!!!
Like his father,he is proud to carry on the tradition of performing the greatest service bestowed upon Nihon and receive the greatest honor....Order of the rising sun,First class!!!
of course!!!!!PM lee is Hyaku parsento(100%)eager and ready to do anything at once to serve the Emperor Meiji as a loyal translator!!!
Like his father,he is proud to carry on the tradition of performing the greatest service bestowed upon Nihon and receive the greatest honor....Order of the rising sun,First class!!!
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Re: Fukushima farmer not even dare to eat their own crops -Ask LHL and PAP shit to ea
[h=1]TEPCO FAILED TO DISCLOSE CROPS OVER 20KM FROM FUKUSHIMA WERE CONTAMINATED[/h]
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23 Aug 2014 - 11:29pm
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Fourteen different rice paddies outside of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant evacuation zone were contaminated with radioactive material in August 2013, Japan’s agriculture ministry has found.
Despite the findings – which blamed the removal of a large piece of debris from the Fukushima No. 3 reactor building for the contamination – Tokyo Electric Power Co. (TEPCO) is moving ahead with plans to remove more highly radioactive debris from the No. 1 reactor building later this month.
According to the Asahi Shimbun, TEPCO’s removal process was halted when the agriculture ministry informed it of the contamination back in March, but operations are set to begin again soon. The ministry instructed the operator to implement protective measures for future work, but it’s unclear how extensive those changes are. One thing TEPCO officials will do is deploy more anti-scattering agents than they did before, but the company cautioned that “a large amount of radioactive substances” would likely be released anyway.
“(If TEPCO hopes to resume rubble-clearing operations), providing information on the possibility of the spread of (contaminated substances) is a major premise,” Takehiko Murayama of the Tokyo Institute of Technology said to the newspaper.
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Read the rest of the article here:http://rt.com/news/173048-tepco-disclose-fukushima-contamination-agriculture/
[h=1]TEPCO FAILED TO DISCLOSE CROPS OVER 20KM FROM FUKUSHIMA WERE CONTAMINATED[/h]
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23 Aug 2014 - 11:29pm
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Fourteen different rice paddies outside of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant evacuation zone were contaminated with radioactive material in August 2013, Japan’s agriculture ministry has found.
Despite the findings – which blamed the removal of a large piece of debris from the Fukushima No. 3 reactor building for the contamination – Tokyo Electric Power Co. (TEPCO) is moving ahead with plans to remove more highly radioactive debris from the No. 1 reactor building later this month.
According to the Asahi Shimbun, TEPCO’s removal process was halted when the agriculture ministry informed it of the contamination back in March, but operations are set to begin again soon. The ministry instructed the operator to implement protective measures for future work, but it’s unclear how extensive those changes are. One thing TEPCO officials will do is deploy more anti-scattering agents than they did before, but the company cautioned that “a large amount of radioactive substances” would likely be released anyway.
“(If TEPCO hopes to resume rubble-clearing operations), providing information on the possibility of the spread of (contaminated substances) is a major premise,” Takehiko Murayama of the Tokyo Institute of Technology said to the newspaper.
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Re: Fukushima farmer not even dare to eat their own crops -Ask LHL and PAP shit to ea
These farmers very poor thing, don't eat the radioactive food but working on the radioactive soil will also tiok cancer one day...
These farmers very poor thing, don't eat the radioactive food but working on the radioactive soil will also tiok cancer one day...
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If LKY, LHL HC & all doggies eat I will follow if not I continue to eat m'sian rice. Cheaper, bestest and easy available & help my neighbor.
If LKY, LHL HC & all doggies eat I will follow if not I continue to eat m'sian rice. Cheaper, bestest and easy available & help my neighbor.
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Come to think of it,,,I think this matter is partly singkies fault. Look at the rice being sold out,,,if no one buys, the japs export to spore also no use,,,,but since its fully sold out,,,singkies have only themselves to blame,,unless its pinky that buys it up,,,but i doubt he is that generous
Come to think of it,,,I think this matter is partly singkies fault. Look at the rice being sold out,,,if no one buys, the japs export to spore also no use,,,,but since its fully sold out,,,singkies have only themselves to blame,,unless its pinky that buys it up,,,but i doubt he is that generous
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Pinky, like the rest of Familee, gets his food sources from the Istana.
The Istana holds state banquets for Sinkieland's visiting dignitaries from all over the world. You can't serve lousy food to these foreign dignitaries, can you? The people at the Istana buys high-quality premium foods from other countries. Before being prepared at the kitchen, samples of the imported foods are sent for food safety testing.
That's how Old Fart manages to outlive everyone. Pinky hopes to follow in his father's footsteps too.
Pinky, like the rest of Familee, gets his food sources from the Istana.
The Istana holds state banquets for Sinkieland's visiting dignitaries from all over the world. You can't serve lousy food to these foreign dignitaries, can you? The people at the Istana buys high-quality premium foods from other countries. Before being prepared at the kitchen, samples of the imported foods are sent for food safety testing.
That's how Old Fart manages to outlive everyone. Pinky hopes to follow in his father's footsteps too.
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