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When the radiation monitoring sites just flat out don't bear them out. Radiation Network, which is just a bunch of people with geiger counters hooking-in to a central computer, shows radiation ranging normally between the low to mid teens and the low to mid thirties. Sometimes it goes up to the mid forties. Does not matter to some people.
I don't doubt that the "authorities" and "experts" would want to downplay it, not explain it, communicate it in brain-twisting ways you won't understand, yadda, yadda, yadda, but all the completely independent people who know what they're talking about that I have found are saying we're mostly at normal background here on the West Coast. I even agree that normal background is elevated from historical norms, by other stuff they don't want us thinking about, but even Helen Caldicott, who would not try to minimize the damage in any way, says that the ocean right next to Fukushima is not even dead.
The image map here is from Black Cat, which is supposedly the most accurate, but has the least coverage. Still it shows the area nearest the Farallons radiation dump elevated. So. Sheesh. Chill. There's plenty loosh to feed the archons from all the other terrifying things.
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