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[Resuscitation] In 2005 JP media reported over 1.5 million died in Ukraine due to Chernobyl, in 2011 JP Gov “Only 43”

4/23/2005, when was 6 years before 311, Information Telegram Agency of Russia reported over 1.5 million people died in Ukraine due to Chernobyl nuclear accident according to the research of Chernobyl handicapped people’s union.

From their research, 3.5 million people were exposed and 1.2 million of them were children in Ukraine. The news was imported by Japanese media, joint communications.

However, on 4/15/2011, when was 1 month after 311, Japanese cabinet announced only 43 people died due to Chernobyl accident.

28 deaths were due to acute radiation damage. The rest is due to children’s thyroid cancer from contaminated milk.

There is no announcement about the sudden development of resuscitation technology.

 

http://kitanoyamajirou.hatenablog.com/entry/2013/03/18/003720

http://www.kantei.go.jp/saigai/senmonka_g3.html

 

 

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[Résurrections] En 2005, la presse nippone rapportait que plus d’un million et demi de gens étaient morts en Ukraine à cause de Tchernobyl, en 2011 le gouvernement dit “43 seulement”

 

Le 23 avril 2005, 6 ans avant le 11-3, l’ Information Telegram Agency de Russie rapportait que, selon le Research of Chernobyl handicapped people’s union, plus de 1,5 millions de gens sont morts en Ukraine à cause de l’accident nucléaire de Tchernobyl.

Selon ces recherches, 3,5 millions de gens ont été irradiés et 1,2 millions d’entre eux étaient des enfants ukrainiens. La nouvelle avait été reprise par la presse japonaise, communications conjointes.
Néanmoins, le 15 avril 2011, soit un mois après le 11-3, le Cabinet Japonais déclarait seulement 43 personnes sont mortes de l’accident de Tchernobyl.
28 décès sont ainsi imputés à une irradiation grave. Le reste est attribué aux cancers de la thyroïde des enfants contaminés par du lait.
Il n’y a eu aucun communiqué concernant un développement brusque d’une technologie de résurrection.

http://kitanoyamajirou.hatenablog.com/entry/2013/03/18/003720
http://www.kantei.go.jp/saigai/senmonka_g3.html

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3 Comments

  1. A Switzerland documentary in 2003 cited tens of thousands out of a milion clearnup workers alone died. I wonder how much longer the majority of japanese people are willing to keep believing their official talking point, which is an illution.

    http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xkj00g_%E7%8A%A0%E7%89%B2%E8%80%85%E3%83%BC%E4%BA%8B%E6%95%85%E5%87%A6%E7%90%86%E4%BD%9C%E6%A5%AD%E8%80%85-%E3%83%AA%E3%82%AF%E3%83%93%E3%83%80%E3%83%BC%E3%83%88%E3%83%AB-%E3%81%AE%E7%9F%A5%E3%82%89%E3%82%8C%E3%81%96%E3%82%8B%E7%8F%BE%E5%AE%9F_news#.UboVIkoQPkc

  2. 1,6 MILLION DEATHS: CHERNOBYL DEATHS :

    4,000 deaths (in 90 years. Belarus, Ukraine, European part Russia) according to IAEA / WHO – press paper Chernobyl forum 2005

    8,930 deaths (in 90 years. Belarus, Ukraine, European part Russia) according to Chernobyl forum 2005

    7,400 deaths (Whole world for 50 years) according to Anspaugh et al., 1988

    30,000 deaths (Whole world for 50 years) according to Goldman, 1987

    18,000 (8,000 – 32,000) deaths (Europe, 1986 – 2065 without Thyroid cancer) according to Cardis et al., 2006

    30,000 – 60,000 deaths (Whole world. About the entire period) according to Fairley, Sumner,2006

    117,000 (37,000 – 181,000) deaths (Whole world. in the period 1986 – 2056) according to Malko, 2010

    317,000 – 475,000 (495,000 with Leukemia) deaths (Whole world. About the whole period. only radiocesium) according to Hofman,1994

    899,000 – 1,786 000 deaths (Whole world. About the entire period. only radionuclides) according to Bertell,2006
    The UNSCEAR Committee for the Scientific Investigation of the effects of radiation United Nations has declared:

    The UNCEAR committee has decided not to extrapolate the effects of Low-level radiation from the Chernobyl accident on the population on the basis of models extrapolate absolute terms, because these predictions are afflicted with unacceptable unreliability (UNSCEAR, 2011; 98, p.18).

    This “unreliability” depends on both the methodological errors of the officially recognized system for the determination of radiation risk (eg: ECRR, 2003, 2010), as well as with the underestimation of the extent of the effects of the atomic bombings in Hiroshima and Nagasaki combined (eg: Bertell, 1985, Stewart, 1989)

    One of the methodological error of traditional approaches to determining the scope of Radiation risk is the exclusive use of data on cancer mortality, although it is not the most important cause of mortality after the Chernobyl accident, in radioactively contaminated territories. Another methodological error of UNSСEAR approach is a complete disregard of the Increase in perinatal mortality rate after the disaster that after the Chernobyl Accident in the many highly radioactively contaminated areas in Belarus (Petrova et al. 1997, Korblein, 2002, 2006), Ukraine (Dzykovich et al., 2004), Russia (Balewa, et al., 2001), Germany (Schreb, Incited, 2000, Korblein, Kuchenkoff, 1997, Schreb et al., 2000), Poland (Korblein, 2003, 2006) and UK (Bentham, 1999, Busby, 1995) showed. Since the time of the nuclear weapons tests in the atmosphere is known that the radioactive Contamination, an increase of prenatal mortality rate (stillbirths and Miscarriages) and infant mortality rate (Sternglass, 1972; White, 1992;. Playford et al, 1992; Overview here Busby, 1995; Yablokov, 2002, Durakovic, 2003) causes
    Some estimates of the additional through by the ‘Chernobyl’ caused mortality Cancer, which made the epidemiological approach (“dose” method) were Based on the spread of the “dose” method estimates, which are set out in the table are more than 400 times higher than the usual scientific disagreement. You can with the Opinion of UNSCEAR agree that not a forecast of the number of victims work but with one caveat: This does not work only if the traditional “dose” – Method is applied.

    For the estimation of the total number of victims is another method (the so-called “Balance” method) reliable. It consists of the data of the health status of Population of the radioactively contaminated areas with high data. To compare health status of the population from the “clean” areas. The basic source data consist of physical instrumental measurements of radioactive Contamination of an area and the incidence rate and mortality (morbidity and mortality) in this area.

    The best example of this method is the Additional calculations on the “Chernobyl” accident declining mortality, Hudolej W. et al. (2006) in the six regions of Russia was performed. In these
    Areas that were affected by the fallout from Chernobyl were the worst, 7.5 million People.

    I leave the details of the bills and put aside just before the results: Total number of excess deaths in these six radioactively contaminated areas was 60 400. This corresponds to 3.75% of total mortality of the population during the examined 15 years (from 1990 to 2004.) or 37 of every 1,000 people. Conversion to at all levels of ≥ 1 Ci / km ² contaminated areas within the former Soviet Union (and taking into account the mortality of liquidators and evacuees from these areas after 1986) could all of the additional mortality rate in Ukraine, Belarus and in the European part of Russia in the period 1990-2004 by the Chernobyl accident was caused, amounted to around 240 000 cases.

    In Europe, outside the areas affected by radioactive releases from the Ukraine, Belarus and the European part of Russia could be the additional “Chernobyl” – Mortality in areas with a level of contamination Cesium137> 1.08 Ci / km ² (> 40 kBq / m) in the period 1990 to 2004 a number of 185 000 cases, represent, and in the areas with a higher population density and a contamination level of <1 Ci / km ² (<40 kBq / m²) – around 227 000th Outside Europe, where around 20% of the radionuclides from Chernobyl have failed, resulting so an additional “Chernobyl” mortality in the period 1990-2004 of 330 000 Cases. In this way, the total incremental, “Chernobyl” in the mortality rates can 1990-2004 period all over the world to 1.034 million estimated cases.

    To this figure should be even mortality within the first 3.5 years after the Disaster (May 1986 – 1989) and add the period 2006-2011. If it is suspected that the annual death rate for the first 3.5 years of the 1990-2004 period at about corresponded to (the infant mortality rate is higher, while the mortality of adults lower), adds even further 240 000 cases. If one assumes that the Mortality rate during 2005-2010 was about half (on the one hand, the population older and “collected” diseases are clear and the latent period of several Cancer is over, on the other hand, the level of chronic radiation decreases due to the decay of cesium-137 and strontium-90), there are again additional 170 000 cases.

    In this way, the overall level of additional “Chernobyl” in the mortality rate Period of the first 25 years are estimated by the disaster: 1 034 000 + 240 000 + 170 000 = 1.444 million victims. But this figure also shows the entire “Chernobyl” mortality is not complete. It is known that the disaster to a sudden increase in prenatal mortality has done. The increase in the number of still-births and miscarriages can be divided into a number highly radioactively contaminated areas in Ukraine, Belarus and Russia to determine (Kulakov et al, 1993;. Buzhievskaya et al, 1995; Buldakov et al, 1996;. Golovko, Ishewski, 1996; Medvedeva et al, 2001; Lypik, 2004;. Serdjulk et al, 2004; Timchenko et al, 2006;. ZYB et al. 2006) (. Scherb et al, 2000; Scherb, Wiegel, 2010) as well as the phenomenon is in Bavaria, Croatia (Korblein, 2008), UK (Bentham, 1991, Busby 1995), Finland (Auvinen et al, 2001.) Italy (Semisa, 1988) and Norway (Ulstain et al., 1990) measurable. The calculation of the total Number of such cases is not entirely accurate, but might, according to the experts’ assessments about 170 000 cases estimated for whole Europe.

    If we agree with the opinion of the nuclear society, in the UNSCEAR (2001) is expressed, and thus give up the tests, the exact number of victims of To predict the Chernobyl disaster, because we seem to inaccurate estimates, then comes the one thought prohibition. The other approach is to consider all arguments and vague estimates to clarify gradually. With regard to the scale of the disaster, the whole territory of
    northern hemisphere and thus affected more than one billion people and has concerns, it clear that it is impossible to exactly the number of victims up to thousands or tens of thousands of people determine. But it seems important to determine the magnitude of the numbers: Some thousands (Which is unnoticeable in the overall mortality rate) or a few million (which is a Forcing a rethink in terms of nuclear technology would).

    The “balance” – method for determining the number of victims of the Chernobyl accident, which during the last years has developed rapidly and is still evolving, it looks advantageous- Especially in comparison with that used with the calculation of the radiation risk “Dose” method, which is based on unreliable estimates of radiation dose. The “Balance” – method is not ideal because it is the formation of average values ​​of
    demographic characteristics and an assessment of the radiation rate in the observed Areas needed. The undoubted advantage of the “Balance” method when compared with the “dose” Method, however, is that it makes no less verifiable assumptions. In the analysis of the mortality situation in the Chernobyl radionuclides on by one level of ≥ 1 Ci / km ² (40 kBq / m) contaminated areas in Russia, Belarus and Ukraine has been found that the overall mortality rate here is around 4% higher than in the relatively “clean” neighboring areas. In the other, huge sections of the northern Hemisphere, which were affected by the Chernobyl fallout is weaker, the number of additional Low mortality, no doubt, but given the large amount of people affected they certainly still essential. The rough estimation of the total possible number of Chernobyl victims in the period of the last 25 years is about 1.44 million cases (under Consideration of prenatal deaths – 1.6 million cases). This confirms the known Statement: The Chernobyl accident is the biggest technological catastrophe in Human history. http://www.tschernobylkongress.de/fileadmin/user_upload/pdfs/jablokov_opferzahlen_tschernobyl.pdf

  3. Why are people starving?
    Because the rulers eat up the money in taxes.
    Therefore the people are starving.

    Why are the people rebellious?
    Because the rulers interfere too much.
    Therefore they are rebellious.

    Why do people think so little of death?
    Because the rulers demand too much of life.
    Therefore the people take life lightly.

    Having to live on, one knows better than to value life too much.

    -Laozi 老子

    何故国民とは飢えてる？
    それは支配者が食い晴らしてる税金。
    だから国も餓えてる。

    何故国民とは抵抗する？
    それは支配者が自分勝手をしすぎるから。
    だから国は対抗する。

    何故国民とは考えずにも死を思わぬ？
    それは支配者の求めすぎな人生。
    だから国の人生価値観軽くなる。

    生きて逝く苦しみ、常識で人生を大事にしすぎるな。

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