Naoto Kan on Fukushima

Naoto Kan: "What light can the former PM shed on the future of the anti-nuclear movement in Japan?"

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I listened to the entire press conference. Apparently so did Robin Westenra, for which he deserves our gratitude. It was an emotional/spiritual ordeal I do not want to repeat. After this I am unplugging for the night to get away from the energy.

Naoto Kan is a good guy. And he’s also very deceptive. In the first half hour (correct me if I am wrong) you will hear him say -- after acknowledging the contents of the FOIA documents, after acknowledging no water in SFP4 – that a divine miracle caused by the explosion at Unit 3, caused a barrier in the reactor water in Unit 4 (which was empty) to break and allowed the water to flow up five stories to miraculously fill SFP4.

Please. Correct me if I heard wrong.

Nato Kan may be saying great things about nuclear power but he also is not telling us the truth about the fuel pools. Same with Arnie Gunderson. And this is where Terrence McKenna’s line “The eschaton will be like a fire in a madhouse.”

Our consciousness is being rent like the veils in the Temple. It hurts. This ordeal is loaded with quotes and statements that boggle the mind… or what’s left of it.

Kan did himself and us no favors with his response to the question which Robin has transcribed below. Excellent work for which we are all grateful.

At 1:26:00 in

Joël Legendre, RTL foreign correspondent: My question is about guidelines, but also health impacts (repeats phrase to translator) health, sanitary, health. I heard recently terrible information about how doctors and local and regional authorities – prefectures, city halls — do not, repeat do not, provide information to the mothers who are trying to make tests for their children about thyroid risk. They are not receiving information from the doctors. There is no information about the exact contamination that is not only spreading on Tohoku, but also on Tokyo. And I would like to know, well there’s so many examples I’m not going to talk about it. But, could you tell us about a time when you were Prime Minister, and if you make a comparison today with what you have with Abe, what type of instruction do you give to the prefectures to the point we can believe that doctors can’t tell the truth to their patients? And are you worried about the future sanitary [health] situation in this country, which apparently is much more risky than what we see on Japanese television.

Naoto Kan, Japan Prime Minister during 3/11: "I’m sorry, in regard to the question that you raise, I do not have any specific information"