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01:06 AM Oct 2, 2012 -4411- Sec. Clinton personally pressures Japan leader to keep nuclear power as President Obama wishes it.
Sep 25, 2012 Nikkei report translated by EXSKF:
United States government was strongly urging the Japanese government to reconsider its policy of zero nukes [nuclear reactors] in 2030s part of the energy and environmental strategy of the Noda administration, as President Obama wishes it.
According to the multiple government sources, as the Noda administration was moving in August toward explicitly putting down zero nuke in the official document, the US strongly requested that Japan reconsider the zero nuke policy, saying the request was the result of discussion at the highest level of the government, indicating it was Obama administration’s consensus, from the president on down.
On September 8, Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda met with the US Secretary of State Clinton during the APEC meeting in Vladivostok in Russia. Here again, representing the US president, Secretary Clinton expressed concern. While avoiding the overt criticism of the Noda administration’s policy, she further pressured Japan by stressing that it was President Obama and the US Congress who were concerned.
(According to Former Deputy Energy Secretary Martin,) the U.S. Government thinks that The U.S. energy strategy would be likely to suffer direct damage from Japan’s policy change toward zero nuclear energy.
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03:51 PM Jun 29, 2012 -3680- U.S. Nuclear Expert: I’ve been told by people in State Dept. U.S. gov’t said to downplay health effects of radiation after Fukushima - we’ve really gone out of our way not to measure
GUNDERSEN ON FUKUSHIMA FISH SALES AND REACTOR’S BUCKLING BUILDING
Five O’Clock Shadow with Robert Knight - Jun 28, 2012
At ~18:45 in
http://www.radio4all.net/index.php/program/61062
In a startling mix of market forces and nuclear therapy, the Japanese government is now allowing the sale of seafood from Fukushima, where radioactivity continues to be released daily into the Pacific from the doomed Fukushima Daichi nuclear power stations. Officials and merchants insist the locally sold octopus and snails are safe for consumption. But a new study shows alarming levels of hot cesium, strontium and plutonium in local anchovies, crabs, and other marine species. However, sea bass off the coast of Japan are being thrown back for exceeding radiation limits, and hot Bluefin tuna have now traveled all the way to the U.S. west coast, Nuclear expert ARNIE GUNDERSEN of Fairewinds Associates fairewinds.com has the latest details:
Arnie Gundersen, Fairewinds Energy Education: Here in the United States we have this ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’. We don’t ask the Japanese what’s in it, and they don’t tell us. But the South Koreans are banning imports of Japanese seafood.
I’ve been told by people in the State Department last year that they were told by the U.S. government to downplay the health effects of radiation. And so I think we’ve really gone out of our way not to measure.
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11:51 PM Nov 9, 2012 -4731- Henry Kissinger-linked think tank pressures Japanese to keep nuclear power (VIDEO)
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