JP Gov VS Japanese citizens

JP Gov VS Japanese citizens

 

Following up this article ..JP Gov is planning to remove the antu-nuclear tent in front of METI

Japanese government was planning to remove the tents on 5 PM  1/27/2012.

To protect the tents, about 750 Japanese citizens gathered at the tents from 3 PM of the day.

Media and police came but because it became too busy, they could not remove the tents.

After all, staff from ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry did not even show up.

More than 10,000 viewers watched Niko niko live streaming, women from Fukushima, Fukushima farmers claimed,

“Fukushima is still hell of radiation. We will not forgive Tepco managers to spend their luxury lives.”

It was almost like screaming. Anger and sympathy took over the place.

JP Gov VS Japanese citizens

 

↓ At 3:30 PM. It’s already starting to be full of people.

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↓At 4:00 PM, demonstration started.

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↓A monk claims, it’s nuclear plants to remove. Not this tent.

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↓More and more people attended.

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↓Chant slogans to METI. (The board says, “Tepco compensate to people who evacuated spontaneously.”(The right one)   “Demise Tepco”(The left one).)

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↓A Fukushima farmer gave a speech. “Fukushima became Chernobyl.”

 

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↓Playing the traditional song and dance of Aizu Fukushima.

 

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↓Demonstration ended at 6:00PM.

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↓A Fukushima farmer gave a speech.

He had his whole life destroyed.

Yet he can’t abandon their cattle.

I’m sorry for him. I can’t stop crying to watch it.

I guess this is enough to abandon all the nuclear power plants in the world.

He’s trying to find out the meaning of his collapsed life, but at the same time, he knows it’s already over too.

Nuclear took everything from him. This is the shout of the man who lost everything because of nuclear.

 

 

<Translation>

I’m the owner of the farm in Namie machi, where still 300 cattle are.
I live in 14 km area from Fukushima plants. I heard the explosion twice.
I saw the splashing ash and smoke with my own eyes.
I couldn’t abandon my cattle in the first week,.
On 3/17, I thought my cattle can no longer live long, made up mind going to Tokyo.
I came to Tepco’s head office with campaigner’s car on 3/18. I was the first one to do it in Fukushima.

Everyone, my cattle have no value as product. It’s zero. It’s completely meaningless to exist now.
They have been exposed to radiation, can’t sell them out anymore.
I told Tepco, I will definitely claim for damage.
and, pushing all the risk to self defense force and the Fire and Disaster Management Agency to settle it down, how dare you escape.
I claimed them as crying.

Stop Fukushima plants to die if necessary.
We need someone to die, someone must die to settle it down.

When I left my farm, I left a message,
Save our lives. This is our deadly struggle.
Unite.

Earthquake, Tsunami, and the nuclear plants to attack us.
Get fully prepared to die if necessary and try to settle it down.
We must fight, how dare you escape.
I still think so.

Now my cattle are deeply contaminated by cesium,
and my body is contaminated as much as them.
In 6 microSv/h, I feed them everyday.

They had a lot of babies.
Because of the lack of crops, and the cold weather,
they are dying one after one.

Spring will come, Summer will come, grass of ranch will grow again, I believe.
I want people to make the best of them for study of radiation exposure, decontamination,
and to have the huge dead rice field come back alive by using my cattle somehow in Futabagun.
I’m now trying to make the government, and The Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries develop the project.
I believe my cattle of hope will be useful for the recovery of Fukushima.
No more nuclear power to Fukushima.

However, I know it’s too late.
It’s already bad as Chernobyl.
Our town has gotten Chernobyl in it.
Who’s to blame ?
Who destroyed our life, and our future ?

Burning the rest of my life, I will definitely claim for damage from Tepco and Japanese government.
We won’t let them operate the nuclear plants, won’t let them re-start the nuclear plants.
We can live without nuclear plants. Everyone unite and take action.

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15 Responses to “JP Gov VS Japanese citizens”

  1. andy says:

    I’ve noticed something; they always blame the victims. Here it’s the victims of the recession that get punished in place of the con artists that caused it; in Japan and the former USSR radiation victims are told they’re not “happy “enough and that symptoms of exposure are actually just caused by “hysteria”.

    I’m an athiest, but I wish there was a Hell for these bastards to burn in. First they destroy our lives, then they claim we did it to ourselves. Japan is the real canary in the coal mine here; it shows just how far the 1% will go.

    • JT says:

      I think it is <1%.

      Like 300. Those who own the Fed and the US federal reserve notes. And those who own other central banks.

      I am conservative, Republican, but I am for taxing the 300 out of all their assets, and applying those assets to federal debt, and other government debt, around the world, and returning to the gold standard, and an non-fiat currency and non-fractional banking system.

      The man behind the curtain, as in the wizard of Oz, needs to be exposed and forced to run out of town, and quit manipulating everyone.

      • JT says:

        By the way, how do athiests reconcile the Bible’s Revelation mention of a one world government system requiring a mark to buy and sell? It would take being able to see down in the future when the technology, satellites, fiber optics, Internet, etc., were all in place to enable that.

        • Anonymous says:

          As interesting as the Atheist vs. Religion debate is, I think this comment section isn’t really the venue. We’re interested in Fukushima and the plight of Japan here.

    • i feel as if i know what you mean, about hell.

      it has to do with the knowingly beforehand part. and with the complete lack of anything more than the merest show of concern after. oh and the occasional mocking laughter at a citizen’s plight. and did i mention blatant none too subtle hey-look-up-there style distractions and cocky strutting cover ups?

      perhaps worth a look, i tried to put it into words:

      Fukushima: An America Syndrome?

  2. JT says:

    Cows mean a great deal to a long time cattle man.

    There have been stories of ranchers who had to sell their herds because of drought, or old age. They so missed their cattle, and being around cattle, they would go to feedlots and ask the owners if they could just visit and be around cattle.

    I grew up on a small farm with a creek, with about 9 head of cows we had a long time. I still remember Ruby, a black-white faced cow we had. In the summer, if she saw you in the barn yard, which was up away from the creek, she would go over to the water tank, and give you a special look, asking you to turn the water on for her. I still miss her and have fond memories of cows from growing up.

    It is very hard to build a herd back up again after losing it, even more so land.

    Maybe there is possiblity of emigrating to another part of Japan, or the US, or Australia, and raising cows, for this man.

    Psalm 50:10, says, “For every beast of the forest is mine, and the cattle upon a thousand hills.”

    http://christianbookshelf.org/various/the_wonders_of_prayer/prayers_answered.htm

  3. clark says:

    because we can REALLY trust ANY government at ANY time.

    USGOV completely in pocket of Nuclear Corporate Lobby:
    http://houseoffoust.com/group/?p=3920

  4. KA says:

    It’s not just “we CAN live without nuclear energy”, but one should say “we MUST live without nuclear energy”, if we want to protect Life on earth.
    As Life on earth is in great danger, the Other World is sending us Messages trying to protect, warn and help Humanity.
    Messages published on my blog.

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  6. Cecile says:

    The website of this farmer, M Yoshizawa : http://fukushima-farmsanctuary.blogzine.jp/

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