I know there is a lot of information here to digest so whenever you feel like information overload I suggest this video and song for relaxation.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vPtvqouhfos
Flash Traffic! Must Read Must Share.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unethical_human_experimentation_in_the_United_States
Including these Beauties.
In a 1949 operation called the "Green Run," the AEC released iodine-131 and xenon-133 to the atmosphere near the Hanford site in Washington, which contaminated a 500,000-acre (2,000 km2) area containing three small towns.[59]
In 1962, the Hanford site again released I-131, stationing test subjects along its path to record its effect on them.
The AEC also recruited Hanford volunteers to ingest milk contaminated with I-131 during this time.[60]
In the 1920s,
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-05-20/everybodys-freaked-washington-nuclear-facility-admits-second-radiation-leak-workers-\\
Guess who ordered the Largest Radioactive release in the United States 6000 times worse than Three Mile Island?
That bitch Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ike was responsible for ISRAEL getting its first Nuclear Reactor in the program Atoms for Peace.
When the CIA showed him evidence of Israels building a nuclear program he blew it off. WHY?? Did the Mossad have dirt on IKE, well all they had to do was tell the American Public that he was responsible for irradiating the state of Washington.
Israel Banned Documentary
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IZZvTZAKgro
ALERT: Officials warn of more collapses at US nuclear site — “High
spikes” in radiation levels recorded — Expert: Plutonium could go
airborne — Major concern over radioactive releases — Gov’t delays
revealing data to public (VIDEOS)
The criminals in the Washington State Government Claim that have no IDEA why babies are being born without Brains around Hanford. Here
s a clue douchebags. Google Operation Green Run. See http://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/health/birth-defects-mystery-how-state-is-missing-clues-to-solve-a-deadly-problem/
http://enenews.com/alert-officials-warn-of-more-collapses-at-us-nuclear-site-high-spikes-in-radiation-levels-recorded-expert-plutonium-could-go-airborne-major-concern-over-radioactive-releases-govt-d/comment-page-2#comment-837634
Three Mile Island accident released between 15 and 24 curies of radioactive iodine.
Dissolving of Twenty Day Metal at Hanford states that Hanford
officials initially planned to release approximately 4,000 curies of
iodine-131 and 7,900 curies of xenon-133 but ended up releasing in
actuality 7,780 curies of iodine-131, along with 20,000 curies of
xenon-133 into the surrounding area's atmosphere within a seven-hour
period.
Initially the
experiment was planned for late November but was postponed due to
unsatisfactory weather conditions. It seems that unfavorable conditions
continued and at the scheduled time of the planned December 2nd run,
Hanford scientists expressed concern recommending, "it (the release) not
be run at the time...The time was wrong." [3] Nevertheless, the
Department of Defense (headed by General Dwight D. Eisenhower) insisted
that the run take place and at 8 p.m. on December 2nd, 1949.
Quaker offered a crystal radio and introduced "Quaker Quick Oats" an early convenience food. In the 1930s, Quaker was one of the many companies using the Dionne Quintuplets for promotional purposes. During the Second World War, FDA head Herbert Hoover promotes oats to the public in order to preserve wheat for use in the war effort.
And Guess Who is the Brother of The Bitch that was Promoting Radioactive Oatmeal Flawcett????
Anybody want to take a guess, Anybody Anybody????
The Rockefeller Institute Is behind a lot of the human experimentation on Americans.
You know the Same Fake Jews that whine and cry about the Nazi medical experiments.
In 1941, at the University of Michigan, virologists Thomas Francis, Jonas Salk and other researchers deliberately infected patients at several Michigan mental institutions with the influenza virus by spraying the virus into their nasal passages.[19] Francis Peyton Rous, based at the Rockefeller Institute and editor of the Journal of Experimental Medicine, wrote the following to Francis regarding the experiments:
CIA had Hookers on there payroll who would drug the tricks with LSD so they could later blackmail them.
Several of the children who Cameron experimented on were sexually abused, in at least one case by several men. One of the children was filmed numerous times performing sexual acts with high-ranking federal government officials, in a scheme set up by Cameron and other MKULTRA researchers, to blackmail the officials to ensure further funding for the experiments.
Now you know why everybody in GOVERNMENT IS CORRUPT. They have to have shit on you in order to get into any position of power.
Another of the MKULTRA subprojects, Operation Midnight Climax, consisted of a web of CIA-run safehouses in San Francisco, Marin, and New York which were established in order to study the effects of LSD on unconsenting individuals. Prostitutes on the CIA payroll were instructed to lure clients back to the safehouses, where they were surreptitiously plied with a wide range of substances, including LSD, and monitored behind one-way glass. Several significant operational techniques were developed in this theater, including extensive research into sexual blackmail, surveillance technology, and the possible use of mind-altering drugs in field operations..
If the CIA is setting up its own Government for Blackmail.,, how many foreign governments have hookers on their payroll setting up our politicians Watson?????
Including George Bush Child Molester Extraordinaire .
If the CIA uses Children to have sex with US Government officials for
blackmail you can be god damn sure the Mossad does. That sure would
explain the Bushes letting Israel get away with 911 now WOULDN'T IT????
You Should watch this video . https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qyHqsZjaKOg
Update 5/28/2017
FLASH TRAFFIC !!!!!!
It has been reported that the USS REAGAN , THE USS CARL VINSON AND THE USS NIMITZ ARE HEADING TO THE KOREAN PENINSULA.
See http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-05-27/us-deploys-third-aircraft-carrier-toward-north-korea
WHY IS THAT IMPORTANT ?????
Well Read This that was posted last month that PREDICTED THE EXACT THREE AIRCRAFT CARRIERS.
The US Navy Aims To Sink Its
Radioactive Warships Off Korea
By Yoichi Shimatsu
Exclusive to Rense
4-18-17
The silver lining to the fog of war is that hostile acts of
destruction enable the military to order new weapons systems. The
self-inflicted sabotage of the battleship Maine rallied the American public to
build new steamships to capture Cuba, Puerto Rico and the Philippines from
Spanish control. The sinking of the USS Arizona at Pearl Harbor sparked the
biggest naval expansion in world history. Human lives are merely a part of the
price. As put by the Beat poet Allen Ginzberg: “War is good for business.
Invest your son.”
Today, the greatest threat confronting the U.S. Navy does
not come from Russia, China or even the outlands of North Korea, but arose from
the Fukushima nuclear meltdowns in spring 2011. Six years of continuous
radioactive releases into the atmosphere and the Pacific Ocean have seriously
contaminated dozens of American naval vessels and their personnel, at least 16
warships and 70,000 servicemen by the Navy’s own count. Based on closer
examination of naval records of voyages, the total number is at least double
that rather low official estimate.
The Pentagon is now facing a hard choice: to scrap its
radioactive fleet and dump the mess at Hanford nuclear site and inside veterans
hospitals, or arrange a naval war to sink the lethal vessels and their human
cargo in foreign waters.
Considering the rising cost of health care and burden of
student loans, American taxpayers are in no mood to finance the scrapping of
supercarriers and missile destroyers or paying to build replacement vessels.
The only way to rally the public to trade in their paltry savings accounts for
armaments procurement is the outbreak of war with a supremely evil enemy.
With Syria now relegated to a minor-league battlefield for
jihadists, and the Mediterranean shore with its luxury hotels on Israeli
beaches being unsuitable for naval warfare, the Pentagon has found a distant
villain in North Korea’s leader Kim Jong-un, who talks tough and fires
short-range rockets in the general direction of the USA. Therefore, its
one-reactor nuclear program is being promoted as the casus belli for a coming
war. Never mind that the North Koreans are merely trying to build a minimal deterrence
capability against the vastly bigger nuclear programs of Japan and South Korea,
which go secretly approved by Washington DC. The logic goes: If only Tokyo had
dropped its nuclear load on Pyongyang instead of dumping it into the Pacific,
none of this would be happening.
Ducks in a Shooting Gallery
Three USN supercarrier strike groups are now heading for the
Sea of Japan, a narrow (1,000 kilometers at the widest point) enclosed body of
water. There in its calm dark waters, a dozen big ships along with some 130
naval jets and dozens of helicopters will be parked like ducks in a row inside
a shooting gallery.
If the North Koreans hesitate to open fire, for obvious
reasons of national survival and common sense, there is a back-up team of
shooters, namely the Maritime Self-Defense Force of Japan. A volley of
Mitsubishi anti-ship missiles should do the job of sinking the U.S. Seventh
Fleet and drowning the American sailors. The news media will assign the blame
on Pyongyang for the dastardly deed. The Second Korean War will ensue, leaving
millions dead from explosions and smoke, and in the chaos and fright nobody
will notice the treacherous charade that sparked the brutal massacres of
friends and foes alike.
Donald Trump has promised a huge increase in defense
spending for new equipment so the Navy will not be rendered toothless. Half of
its carriers and destroyers are now dangerously radioactive but, if current
policy holds, these damaged goods will soon be sold off as scrap metal to South
Korean and Taiwanese shipyards, eliminating any residual evidence of high
treason. Shinzo Abe and Trump will emerge as victors over totalitarianism, much
like Stalin and Roosevelt at Yalta. Since the media applause will be
thunderous, drowning out any and all critics, I am compelled to quietly write
this near-term history in advance.
Paying back the US by killing Americans
The Japanese government is eager to oblige in the
elimination of the seaborne evidence, since it was its reactors at Fukushima
that hold liability for irradiating dozens of American warships and their
crews. Tokyo has been obligated to the American side to sink the USS Ronald
Reagan ever since the Japanese authorities failed to issue a warning about the
weapons-grade plutonium released during the Reactor 3 meltdown in mid-March
2011. The unrepentant revanchist Abe, in any case, will relish the coming spectacle
with a hearty “banzai” to avenge the Imperial fleets lost at the Battle of
Midway and in the Coral Sea.
The Shock of Fukushima
The retreat of the USS Reagan from the coast of Sendai was a
memorable event worthy of a disaster movie, as helicopters delivering aid to
the tsunami survivors raced back to the carrier after weapons-grade plutonium
in the air set off their isotope-detecting geiger counters. At the time, the
U.S. commanders were not clued into the fact that the mixed-oxide fuel at
Fukushima was involved in plutonium production for secret underground warhead
facilities in nearby Hirono and Haramachi. Their understandable assumption was
that a foreign power had exploded a hydrogen bomb over Fukushima, and so the
good ship Reagan made a U-turn and fled to the open sea, but sadly too late
since its air vents were by then heavily irradiated.
Unbeknownst to captain and crew was that the carrier’s
desalination system was filling up with radioactive seawater flushed out of the
Fukushima No.1 plant’s cooling system. Every cup of coffee, shower and any food
boiled in water was lethal for crew members. A consequent flurry of odd
cancers, miscarriages and defects in newborns motivated many of the crew
members to file a lawsuit against the U.S. Navy for failing to alert them to
the radioactivity threat and not decontaminating the ship. Instead of admitting
the mistakes, the Pentagon has stonewalled the victims.
After its return to San Diego, the USS Reagan was towed to
the Bremerton Naval Shipyard in Puget Sound where all its innards, from venting
and pipes to electronics and computers, were stripped out, piled aboard a train
and dumped at the Hanford Nuclear Site. The hulk was then towed back to San
Diego where it idled until its internal systems were patched together into a
semblance of battle-readiness. Built a a cost of $6 billion, the USS Reagan is
overdue for scuttling, and unfortunately the crew with it.
Clueless Admirals
The carrier USS George Washington, which retreated before
reaching Fukushima for the Operation Tomodachi (Friend) relief effort, was
pulled out of its home port of Yokosuka and is now sitting in a Virginia
dockyard, supposedly for nuclear fuel replacement.
The clueless admirals, left out of the loop by the
Department of Energy (DOE) about the continuing threat gushing from Fukushima,
unwisely allowed the supercarrier USS Nimitz to patrol off the China coast and
then sail home along the North Pacific Current, the conveyor belt for
radioactive releases from Fukushima to the American coastline. It, too, ended
up at Bremerton shipyard for a year, and has since been parked in Everett,
Washington State, under showers of radioactive rainfall.
Meanwhile, the carrier Carl Vinson was in the Arabian Sea
where the body double of “Osama Bin Laden” was laid on its flattop deck and
unceremoniously tossed overboard in a supposed “Islamic burial”. Under Muslim
custom, believers’ bodies are laid in proper graves in expectation of the
Second Coming. Presumably Osama, version 2, knows how to snorkel and swim on
the Day of Reckoning. Then, the Navy made the fatal decision to the send the
Vinson to the Philippines, just in time to be hit by high-level nuclear waste
aboard barges sunk by the Japanese in to the Philippine Trench.
An Easter Blasphemy
At the time of writing, Easter Sunday 2017, the three
aircraft carriers are plying their ways from Australia, San Diego and Hawaii
toward Davy Jones’ Locker. The American sailors will soon reenact the
destruction of the Russian Tsar’s Baltic Fleet at the entrance of the Japan Sea
in the Battle of Tsushima. My grandfather in his youth celebrated that stunning
victory, so why am I already mourning the coming slaughter at sea when the
sailors, pilots and Marines are already doomed by radioactive exposure? I suppose
it is more heroic to die from friendly fire than to waste away inside a
veteran’s hospital. And better for the bottom line and big investors, just ask
the shrewd Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin of Goldman Sachs.
In eulogy before the shooting in the back begins, let us
sing the U.S. Navy song:
“Stand Navy out to sea, fight our battle cry!
We'll never change our course so vicious foes steer
shy-y-y-y!
Roll out the TNT, anchors aweigh!
Sail on to victory, and sink their bones to Davy Jones,
hooray!
“Anchors Aweigh, my boys, Anchors Aweigh!
Farewell,to Foreign Shores we sail at break of day-ay-ay-ay;
Through our last night ashore, drink to the foam,
Until we meet once more.”
Yoichi Shimatsu, former editor with The Japan Times group,
is a science journalist based in Hong Kong.
- See more at:
http://www.rense.com/general96/USnavysink.html#sthash.x1D1X0QW.dpuf
HIS NAME WAS SETH RICH BITCHES>
PATRIOTS AND TREE TOP FLYERS ARE YOU READY TO PARTY?????
UPDATE
TIMESTAMP 5/28/2017 11:47 PST
Google
artificial intelligence is actively censoring my manual comments on You
tube now. Notice I spaced out the wording to trick automatic censoring
but they detected it anyway. Either they are manually watching me are
the game just got real. It is time to go DEEP DOWN LOW.
Update 6/1/2017
Google Keeps Moving Covert Samson Option Down in Ranks, Currently it is number 5
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The US Navy Aims To Sink Its
Radioactive Warships Off Korea
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By
Yoichi Shimatsu
Exclusive to Rense
4-18-17
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|
The silver lining to the fog of war is that hostile acts of destruction
enable the military to order new weapons systems. The self-inflicted sabotage
of the battleship Maine rallied the American public to build new steamships
to capture Cuba, Puerto Rico and the Philippines from Spanish control.
The sinking of the USS Arizona at Pearl Harbor sparked the biggest naval
expansion in world history. Human lives are merely a part of the price.
As put by the Beat poet Allen Ginzberg: “War is good for business. Invest
your son.”
Today, the greatest threat confronting the U.S. Navy does not come from
Russia, China or even the outlands of North Korea, but arose from the
Fukushima nuclear meltdowns in spring 2011. Six years of continuous radioactive
releases into the atmosphere and the Pacific Ocean have seriously contaminated
dozens of American naval vessels and their personnel, at least 16 warships
and 70,000 servicemen by the Navy’s own count. Based on closer examination
of naval records of voyages, the total number is at least double that
rather low official estimate.
The Pentagon is now facing a hard choice: to scrap its radioactive fleet
and dump the mess at Hanford nuclear site and inside veterans hospitals,
or arrange a naval war to sink the lethal vessels and their human cargo
in foreign waters.
Considering the rising cost of health care and burden of student loans,
American taxpayers are in no mood to finance the scrapping of supercarriers
and missile destroyers or paying to build replacement vessels. The only
way to rally the public to trade in their paltry savings accounts for
armaments procurement is the outbreak of war with a supremely evil enemy.
With Syria now relegated to a minor-league battlefield for jihadists,
and the Mediterranean shore with its luxury hotels on Israeli beaches
being unsuitable for naval warfare, the Pentagon has found a distant villain
in North Korea’s leader Kim Jong-un, who talks tough and fires short-range
rockets in the general direction of the USA. Therefore, its one-reactor
nuclear program is being promoted as the casus belli for a coming war.
Never mind that the North Koreans are merely trying to build a minimal
deterrence capability against the vastly bigger nuclear programs of Japan
and South Korea, which go secretly approved by Washington DC. The logic
goes: If only Tokyo had dropped its nuclear load on Pyongyang instead
of dumping it into the Pacific, none of this would be happening.
Ducks in a Shooting Gallery
Three USN supercarrier strike groups are now heading for the Sea of Japan,
a narrow (1,000 kilometers at the widest point) enclosed body of water.
There in its calm dark waters, a dozen big ships along with some 130 naval
jets and dozens of helicopters will be parked like ducks in a row inside
a shooting gallery.
If the North Koreans hesitate to open fire, for obvious reasons of national
survival and common sense, there is a back-up team of shooters, namely
the Maritime Self-Defense Force of Japan. A volley of Mitsubishi anti-ship
missiles should do the job of sinking the U.S. Seventh Fleet and drowning
the American sailors. The news media will assign the blame on Pyongyang
for the dastardly deed. The Second Korean War will ensue, leaving millions
dead from explosions and smoke, and in the chaos and fright nobody will
notice the treacherous charade that sparked the brutal massacres of friends
and foes alike.
Donald Trump has promised a huge increase in defense spending for new
equipment so the Navy will not be rendered toothless. Half of its carriers
and destroyers are now dangerously radioactive but, if current policy
holds, these damaged goods will soon be sold off as scrap metal to South
Korean and Taiwanese shipyards, eliminating any residual evidence of high
treason. Shinzo Abe and Trump will emerge as victors over totalitarianism,
much like Stalin and Roosevelt at Yalta. Since the media applause will
be thunderous, drowning out any and all critics, I am compelled to quietly
write this near-term history in advance.
Paying back the US by killing Americans
The Japanese government is eager to oblige in the elimination of the seaborne
evidence, since it was its reactors at Fukushima that hold liability for
irradiating dozens of American warships and their crews. Tokyo has been
obligated to the American side to sink the USS Ronald Reagan ever since
the Japanese authorities failed to issue a warning about the weapons-grade
plutonium released during the Reactor 3 meltdown in mid-March 2011. The
unrepentant revanchist Abe, in any case, will relish the coming spectacle
with a hearty “banzai” to avenge the Imperial fleets lost at the Battle
of Midway and in the Coral Sea.
The Shock of Fukushima
The retreat of the USS Reagan from the coast of Sendai was a memorable
event worthy of a disaster movie, as helicopters delivering aid to the
tsunami survivors raced back to the carrier after weapons-grade plutonium
in the air set off their isotope-detecting geiger counters. At the time,
the U.S. commanders were not clued into the fact that the mixed-oxide
fuel at Fukushima was involved in plutonium production for secret underground
warhead facilities in nearby Hirono and Haramachi. Their understandable
assumption was that a foreign power had exploded a hydrogen bomb over
Fukushima, and so the good ship Reagan made a U-turn and fled to the open
sea, but sadly too late since its air vents were by then heavily irradiated.
Unbeknownst to captain and crew was that the carrier’s desalination system
was filling up with radioactive seawater flushed out of the Fukushima
No.1 plant’s cooling system. Every cup of coffee, shower and any food
boiled in water was lethal for crew members. A consequent flurry of odd
cancers, miscarriages and defects in newborns motivated many of the crew
members to file a lawsuit against the U.S. Navy for failing to alert them
to the radioactivity threat and not decontaminating the ship. Instead
of admitting the mistakes, the Pentagon has stonewalled the victims.
After its return to San Diego, the USS Reagan was towed to the Bremerton
Naval Shipyard in Puget Sound where all its innards, from venting and
pipes to electronics and computers, were stripped out, piled aboard a
train and dumped at the Hanford Nuclear Site. The hulk was then towed
back to San Diego where it idled until its internal systems were patched
together into a semblance of battle-readiness. Built a a cost of $6 billion,
the USS Reagan is overdue for scuttling, and unfortunately the crew with
it.
Clueless Admirals
The carrier USS George Washington, which retreated before reaching Fukushima
for the Operation Tomodachi (Friend) relief effort, was pulled out of
its home port of Yokosuka and is now sitting in a Virginia dockyard, supposedly
for nuclear fuel replacement.
The clueless admirals, left out of the loop by the Department of Energy
(DOE) about the continuing threat gushing from Fukushima, unwisely allowed
the supercarrier USS Nimitz to patrol off the China coast and then sail
home along the North Pacific Current, the conveyor belt for radioactive
releases from Fukushima to the American coastline. It, too, ended up at
Bremerton shipyard for a year, and has since been parked in Everett, Washington
State, under showers of radioactive rainfall.
Meanwhile, the carrier Carl Vinson was in the Arabian Sea where the body
double of “Osama Bin Laden” was laid on its flattop deck and unceremoniously
tossed overboard in a supposed “Islamic burial”. Under Muslim custom,
believers’ bodies are laid in proper graves in expectation of the Second
Coming. Presumably Osama, version 2, knows how to snorkel and swim on
the Day of Reckoning. Then, the Navy made the fatal decision to the send
the Vinson to the Philippines, just in time to be hit by high-level nuclear
waste aboard barges sunk by the Japanese in to the Philippine Trench.
An Easter Blasphemy
At the time of writing, Easter Sunday 2017, the three aircraft carriers
are plying their ways from Australia, San Diego and Hawaii toward Davy
Jones’ Locker. The American sailors will soon reenact the destruction
of the Russian Tsar’s Baltic Fleet at the entrance of the Japan Sea in
the Battle of Tsushima. My grandfather in his youth celebrated that stunning
victory, so why am I already mourning the coming slaughter at sea when
the sailors, pilots and Marines are already doomed by radioactive exposure?
I suppose it is more heroic to die from friendly fire than to waste away
inside a veteran’s hospital. And better for the bottom line and big investors,
just ask the shrewd Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin of Goldman Sachs.
In eulogy before the shooting in the back begins, let us sing the U.S.
Navy song:
“Stand Navy out to sea, fight our battle cry!
We'll never change our course so vicious foes steer shy-y-y-y!
Roll out the TNT, anchors aweigh!
Sail on to victory, and sink their bones to Davy Jones, hooray!
“Anchors Aweigh, my boys, Anchors Aweigh!
Farewell,to Foreign Shores we sail at break of day-ay-ay-ay;
Through our last night ashore, drink to the foam,
Until we meet once more.”
Yoichi Shimatsu, former editor with The Japan Times group, is a science
journalist based in Hong Kong. |
- See more at: http://www.rense.com/general96/USnavysink.html#sthash.x1D1X0QW.dpuf
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The US Navy Aims To Sink Its
Radioactive Warships Off Korea
|
|
By
Yoichi Shimatsu
Exclusive to Rense
4-18-17
|
| |
|
|
The silver lining to the fog of war is that hostile acts of destruction
enable the military to order new weapons systems. The self-inflicted sabotage
of the battleship Maine rallied the American public to build new steamships
to capture Cuba, Puerto Rico and the Philippines from Spanish control.
The sinking of the USS Arizona at Pearl Harbor sparked the biggest naval
expansion in world history. Human lives are merely a part of the price.
As put by the Beat poet Allen Ginzberg: “War is good for business. Invest
your son.”
Today, the greatest threat confronting the U.S. Navy does not come from
Russia, China or even the outlands of North Korea, but arose from the
Fukushima nuclear meltdowns in spring 2011. Six years of continuous radioactive
releases into the atmosphere and the Pacific Ocean have seriously contaminated
dozens of American naval vessels and their personnel, at least 16 warships
and 70,000 servicemen by the Navy’s own count. Based on closer examination
of naval records of voyages, the total number is at least double that
rather low official estimate.
The Pentagon is now facing a hard choice: to scrap its radioactive fleet
and dump the mess at Hanford nuclear site and inside veterans hospitals,
or arrange a naval war to sink the lethal vessels and their human cargo
in foreign waters.
Considering the rising cost of health care and burden of student loans,
American taxpayers are in no mood to finance the scrapping of supercarriers
and missile destroyers or paying to build replacement vessels. The only
way to rally the public to trade in their paltry savings accounts for
armaments procurement is the outbreak of war with a supremely evil enemy.
With Syria now relegated to a minor-league battlefield for jihadists,
and the Mediterranean shore with its luxury hotels on Israeli beaches
being unsuitable for naval warfare, the Pentagon has found a distant villain
in North Korea’s leader Kim Jong-un, who talks tough and fires short-range
rockets in the general direction of the USA. Therefore, its one-reactor
nuclear program is being promoted as the casus belli for a coming war.
Never mind that the North Koreans are merely trying to build a minimal
deterrence capability against the vastly bigger nuclear programs of Japan
and South Korea, which go secretly approved by Washington DC. The logic
goes: If only Tokyo had dropped its nuclear load on Pyongyang instead
of dumping it into the Pacific, none of this would be happening.
Ducks in a Shooting Gallery
Three USN supercarrier strike groups are now heading for the Sea of Japan,
a narrow (1,000 kilometers at the widest point) enclosed body of water.
There in its calm dark waters, a dozen big ships along with some 130 naval
jets and dozens of helicopters will be parked like ducks in a row inside
a shooting gallery.
If the North Koreans hesitate to open fire, for obvious reasons of national
survival and common sense, there is a back-up team of shooters, namely
the Maritime Self-Defense Force of Japan. A volley of Mitsubishi anti-ship
missiles should do the job of sinking the U.S. Seventh Fleet and drowning
the American sailors. The news media will assign the blame on Pyongyang
for the dastardly deed. The Second Korean War will ensue, leaving millions
dead from explosions and smoke, and in the chaos and fright nobody will
notice the treacherous charade that sparked the brutal massacres of friends
and foes alike.
Donald Trump has promised a huge increase in defense spending for new
equipment so the Navy will not be rendered toothless. Half of its carriers
and destroyers are now dangerously radioactive but, if current policy
holds, these damaged goods will soon be sold off as scrap metal to South
Korean and Taiwanese shipyards, eliminating any residual evidence of high
treason. Shinzo Abe and Trump will emerge as victors over totalitarianism,
much like Stalin and Roosevelt at Yalta. Since the media applause will
be thunderous, drowning out any and all critics, I am compelled to quietly
write this near-term history in advance.
Paying back the US by killing Americans
The Japanese government is eager to oblige in the elimination of the seaborne
evidence, since it was its reactors at Fukushima that hold liability for
irradiating dozens of American warships and their crews. Tokyo has been
obligated to the American side to sink the USS Ronald Reagan ever since
the Japanese authorities failed to issue a warning about the weapons-grade
plutonium released during the Reactor 3 meltdown in mid-March 2011. The
unrepentant revanchist Abe, in any case, will relish the coming spectacle
with a hearty “banzai” to avenge the Imperial fleets lost at the Battle
of Midway and in the Coral Sea.
The Shock of Fukushima
The retreat of the USS Reagan from the coast of Sendai was a memorable
event worthy of a disaster movie, as helicopters delivering aid to the
tsunami survivors raced back to the carrier after weapons-grade plutonium
in the air set off their isotope-detecting geiger counters. At the time,
the U.S. commanders were not clued into the fact that the mixed-oxide
fuel at Fukushima was involved in plutonium production for secret underground
warhead facilities in nearby Hirono and Haramachi. Their understandable
assumption was that a foreign power had exploded a hydrogen bomb over
Fukushima, and so the good ship Reagan made a U-turn and fled to the open
sea, but sadly too late since its air vents were by then heavily irradiated.
Unbeknownst to captain and crew was that the carrier’s desalination system
was filling up with radioactive seawater flushed out of the Fukushima
No.1 plant’s cooling system. Every cup of coffee, shower and any food
boiled in water was lethal for crew members. A consequent flurry of odd
cancers, miscarriages and defects in newborns motivated many of the crew
members to file a lawsuit against the U.S. Navy for failing to alert them
to the radioactivity threat and not decontaminating the ship. Instead
of admitting the mistakes, the Pentagon has stonewalled the victims.
After its return to San Diego, the USS Reagan was towed to the Bremerton
Naval Shipyard in Puget Sound where all its innards, from venting and
pipes to electronics and computers, were stripped out, piled aboard a
train and dumped at the Hanford Nuclear Site. The hulk was then towed
back to San Diego where it idled until its internal systems were patched
together into a semblance of battle-readiness. Built a a cost of $6 billion,
the USS Reagan is overdue for scuttling, and unfortunately the crew with
it.
Clueless Admirals
The carrier USS George Washington, which retreated before reaching Fukushima
for the Operation Tomodachi (Friend) relief effort, was pulled out of
its home port of Yokosuka and is now sitting in a Virginia dockyard, supposedly
for nuclear fuel replacement.
The clueless admirals, left out of the loop by the Department of Energy
(DOE) about the continuing threat gushing from Fukushima, unwisely allowed
the supercarrier USS Nimitz to patrol off the China coast and then sail
home along the North Pacific Current, the conveyor belt for radioactive
releases from Fukushima to the American coastline. It, too, ended up at
Bremerton shipyard for a year, and has since been parked in Everett, Washington
State, under showers of radioactive rainfall.
Meanwhile, the carrier Carl Vinson was in the Arabian Sea where the body
double of “Osama Bin Laden” was laid on its flattop deck and unceremoniously
tossed overboard in a supposed “Islamic burial”. Under Muslim custom,
believers’ bodies are laid in proper graves in expectation of the Second
Coming. Presumably Osama, version 2, knows how to snorkel and swim on
the Day of Reckoning. Then, the Navy made the fatal decision to the send
the Vinson to the Philippines, just in time to be hit by high-level nuclear
waste aboard barges sunk by the Japanese in to the Philippine Trench.
An Easter Blasphemy
At the time of writing, Easter Sunday 2017, the three aircraft carriers
are plying their ways from Australia, San Diego and Hawaii toward Davy
Jones’ Locker. The American sailors will soon reenact the destruction
of the Russian Tsar’s Baltic Fleet at the entrance of the Japan Sea in
the Battle of Tsushima. My grandfather in his youth celebrated that stunning
victory, so why am I already mourning the coming slaughter at sea when
the sailors, pilots and Marines are already doomed by radioactive exposure?
I suppose it is more heroic to die from friendly fire than to waste away
inside a veteran’s hospital. And better for the bottom line and big investors,
just ask the shrewd Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin of Goldman Sachs.
In eulogy before the shooting in the back begins, let us sing the U.S.
Navy song:
“Stand Navy out to sea, fight our battle cry!
We'll never change our course so vicious foes steer shy-y-y-y!
Roll out the TNT, anchors aweigh!
Sail on to victory, and sink their bones to Davy Jones, hooray!
“Anchors Aweigh, my boys, Anchors Aweigh!
Farewell,to Foreign Shores we sail at break of day-ay-ay-ay;
Through our last night ashore, drink to the foam,
Until we meet once more.”
Yoichi Shimatsu, former editor with The Japan Times group, is a science
journalist based in Hong Kong. |
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