USS Reagan & Fukushima cancer levels miles above comparative levels
US Navy still silent on comparative navy vessel stats
We have seen strong evidence of poor build quality in the
original General Electric construction at Fukushima. We have seen
example after example of covered up seriousness and urgency by both
Tepco the plant owners, and the Tokyo government keen to keep its
ownership of the 2020 Olympic Games. Now evidence is coming through to
flatly contradict the Establishment reassurances about cancer levels
both among Fukushima residents, and on board USS Ronald Reagan itself
By John Ward: Before we get going, the good news is that California-based lawyer Charles Bonner has confirmed to me that he is
still heavily involved in the case of 70+ US navy personnel currently
attempting to get redress for various illnesses that have all the
hallmarks of radiation sickness. I hope to be able to interview him at
some stage over the holidays, but in the meantime there have been three
major debunking developments in relation to the Establishment’s
“explanations” of what the truth is about the USS Reagan’s crew, and the
link between rapid cancer development (RCD) and the Fukushima incident.
DEBUNK 1: ‘THESE LEVELS OF INCIDENCE ARE WHAT YOU’D EXPECT IN A SHIP’S COMPLEMENT OF 5,500′.
Not so…or indeed anywhere near it. I’m indebted to veteran Slogger Tig for pointing out that the lifetime prevalence of testicular cancer in US men is 0.4%….and 5.5 per 100,000 with the median age at 33.
So in each group of 100 navy men you would expect 0.0055 of them to
get testicular cancer anyway. Aged 18-25, somewhat less. You’d need a
group of 20,000 navy male personnel to even get 1 case of tc via
‘natural’ occurrence.
The USS Ronald Reagan has
5,500 crew, and nowhere near all of them are male. There are in excess
of 20 cases of testes ccancer thus far….and counting.
DEBUNK 2: ‘WHY AREN’T THE FUKUSHIMA LOCALS SUFFERING IN THE SAME WAY?”
They are.
The media blackout surrounding the Japanese nuclear power plant is slowly imploding. Fifty-nine young people in Fukushima prefecture have been diagnosed with or are suspected of having thyroid cancer.
Notably, all of newly diagnosed were younger than 18 at the time of the
nuclear meltdown in the area in March 2011. They were identified in
tests by the prefectural government, which had covered 239,000 people by
the end of September.
Toshihide Tsuda, a professor of epidemiology at Okayama University
has called upon the government to prepare for a possible increase in
cases in the future. “The rate at which children in Fukushima prefecture
have developed thyroid cancer can be called frequent, because it is several times to several tens of times higher,” Japan’s Asahi Shimbun quoted him as saying.
He’s not wrong. Fukushima cancer incidence compared to registration
statistics throughout Japan from 1975 to 2008 showed an annual average
of five to 11 people in their late teens to early 20s developing cancer for every 1 million people in Japan as a whole.
In Fukushima, there 59 cases out of 238,000 in three years.
DEBUNK 3: ‘CANCERS DON’T DEVELOP THAT QUICKLY AFTER RADIATION EXPOSURE’
Of all the expert ‘opinions’, the unscientific nature of this one
baffles me – but is so symptomatic of contemporary bollocks about
‘settled science’. We have never before seen – not even at Chernobyl –
radioactive exposure like this in so many ways at such close quarters.
Says a senior medical San Francisco Slogger source, “Everything
that’s come out of Fukushima and Washington thus far has been bullsh*t.
The idea of cancer development rates being an accepted constant like
some scientific norm is deliberately misleading….as every single
statement from those concerned to cover up this disaster has been. This
is new territory in that there has been atmospheric exposure, waterborne
carriage, and loss of control on a hitherto unexperienced scale. The US
government should stop treating its citizens like children, and start
giving everyone on the West Coast the real heads-up on the situation.”
Because it’s never happened before doesn’t mean it can’t….as we’re
about to find out when globalist neoliberalism finally comes apart.
I’m still waiting for a response from US Navy stats…four days on,
they have yet to acknowledge my query…which, in the end, I had to route
through another pc. I’ll keep you posted on Charles Bonner’s response:
he has asked me to call him back, and I will.
Not a nice way to end the run-up to Christmas, but I think there are
several signs – and real hope – that in the very best traditions of the
Saviour so many wish to honour tomorrow, the ultimate truth will emerge,
and justice will be done.
I do wish you all a great season. Stay tuned.
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