Tuesday, August 20, 2013

serious leak

oh, no, now the japanese nuclear plant
is leaking, leaking
enormously
(on npr, this)
as i started to blog here
i was going to complain and make excuses for myself:
i downloaded a new operating system
and my head might
explode from new 
and found a new word processing program
thanks to carol
finer than the dastardly and horrific microsoft 
product
but that news pales next to leaking
radiation.
more.
again.
more.

13 comments:

  1. Velma - if you get this it is a miracle. blogger won't let me leave comments. sadly, I think the plant has always been leaking and the gov't has just been lying about it, I know that is what the people believe. I think we are all going to turn into mutant ninjas

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  2. We never know if they tell us all the truth.

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  3. jean, a miracle! yes, truly
    jude, yes
    blandina, they don't

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  4. But I don't want to be a mutant ninja!

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  5. NO NUKES (is the only nukes the world can handle.....)

    anyone know a good NUKE plumber? no.... I didn't think so....

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  6. my whining turned into embarrassment. i, who grew up near an environmental disaster, decided to say, oh, no!

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  7. Been reading about the leak and cover up in alternative news for a long time - since the tsunami. It REALLY troubles me that it must be soo bad now it can no longer be covered up. But I never know these days who is exaggerating more - what news does one trust?

    Yes, we probably already are mutant somethings, but I doubt Ninjas or turtles. Well, maybe we'll become part turtle.

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  8. valerie, becoming turtle might be a good thing. the mutant part, not so good. sigh.

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  9. the japanese are much like the spanish govt. if they ignore or cap the facts they think it will go away.
    rain then becomes deluge and then mud slides.

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  10. My head is leaking as well. There was salmon from Miyage prefecture in my supermarket today. (Miyage is a few kilometers from Fukushima.

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  11. neki, all governments, i'm afraid. at least, all of those powerful folks
    bryan, i can only think of a swear word or two for that. and how very very sad it all is.

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