Massive 8.9-magnitude quake hits Japan
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Kingfisher
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Okay... Is that bitch for real or is that some kind of stupid joke?
You know what, I'm glad I'm Buddist, but I'm about to go all ape shit on her ass and get my guns. I mean, seriously, WTF! Is she a member of that fucked up Westboro crap? Please, someone curb stomp her!
This hopefully don´t happen so fast ....but it WILL happen.
Maybe in 30 min, ..maybe in 30 years, but it will.
Right now I just see there´s some trouble to reactor No.2 in Fukushima . Looks like the inner hull is broken, radioactive cloud is heading south to Tokyo.
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Pretty sure the girl in the video above is a troll.
Tide of death: 2,000 bodies wash ashore on one stretch of coast as scientists warn Japan faces SECOND monster quake and tsunami
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...i-2-000-bodies-wash-ashore.html#ixzz1Gf138Axf
Grim: The Japanese army search for bodies in Higashimatsushima City, in Miyagi, the state where up to 10,000 people may have died
Ghost town: A once thriving industrial town off the coast in notheast Japan that has now been decimated by the tsunami wave that washed over the region
Mourning: Tsuanami survivors carry the body of a victim through debris and past damaged cars in Kesennuma, Miyagi, today
A week on: Another victim is carried through the wreckage while following the massive earthquake, while right, residents make their way past buildings devastated by Friday's massive quake in Kesennuma
Danger: Smoke rises from buildings in Kesennuma, Miyagi still burning today after an earthquake and tsunami swept over the area a week ago
Barren: Only the concrete shells of a handful of buildings are left in this part of Minamisanriku, in Miyagi, that was hit by the tsunami
Isolated: A house that was built on a mall hill in Minamisanriku overlooks the devastation that was wreaked by the tsunami on the rest of the city
Reduced to matchsticks: A view of a vast area of tsunami devastated Shizugawa district in Minami Sanriku
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...i-2-000-bodies-wash-ashore.html#ixzz1Gf138Axf
Grim: The Japanese army search for bodies in Higashimatsushima City, in Miyagi, the state where up to 10,000 people may have died
Ghost town: A once thriving industrial town off the coast in notheast Japan that has now been decimated by the tsunami wave that washed over the region
Mourning: Tsuanami survivors carry the body of a victim through debris and past damaged cars in Kesennuma, Miyagi, today
A week on: Another victim is carried through the wreckage while following the massive earthquake, while right, residents make their way past buildings devastated by Friday's massive quake in Kesennuma
Danger: Smoke rises from buildings in Kesennuma, Miyagi still burning today after an earthquake and tsunami swept over the area a week ago
Barren: Only the concrete shells of a handful of buildings are left in this part of Minamisanriku, in Miyagi, that was hit by the tsunami
Isolated: A house that was built on a mall hill in Minamisanriku overlooks the devastation that was wreaked by the tsunami on the rest of the city
Reduced to matchsticks: A view of a vast area of tsunami devastated Shizugawa district in Minami Sanriku
check out her youtube channel....its been around a while.....I know a ton of christians that think like this.
Apocalypse now: Haunting images from Japanese wasteland show epic scale of disaster as 450 Britons are feared missing
# 70-year-old woman found alive in house that had been washed away by the tsunami
# Japan injects £60.8bn into money markets after Nikkei plunges by more than 10 per cent
# Bread, tinned goods and batteries growing scarce as Japanese panic buy amid nuclear crisis
# Fears for hundreds of Britons believed missing. FO expresses 'serious concern' for at least 50
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...450-Britons-feared-missing.html#ixzz1Gfo7go00
Vanished: Aerial view of the tsunami devastated town of Rikuzentakata
Squatting amid the ruins: A woman cooks for her family in front of their devastated house in Ishinomaki in Miyagi Prefecture (left) while an older survivor swaddles herself in blankets and gloves at makeshift shelter at Ofunato, Iwate Prefecture
Ship out of water: A boat dumped in the street in Hishonomaki, Miyagi, after being swept inshore by the tsunami
Heart of the wasteland: Japanese survivors of Friday's earthquake and tsunami walk under umbrellas through the leveled city of Minamisanriku
Precarious: A house perches on top of a bridge in Ishinomaki after being swept away by the tsunami
A man looks around devastated area hit by earthquake and tsunami in Kesennuma, Miyagi Prefecture
A ship is seen perched on top of a house in the tsunami devastated remains of Otsuchi, Iwate prefecture
Left: A truck dangles from a collapsed bridge in Ishinomaki, northern Japan
Right: Destroyed houses are seen in the river at a devastated area hit by earthquake and tsunami in Kesennuma
# 70-year-old woman found alive in house that had been washed away by the tsunami
# Japan injects £60.8bn into money markets after Nikkei plunges by more than 10 per cent
# Bread, tinned goods and batteries growing scarce as Japanese panic buy amid nuclear crisis
# Fears for hundreds of Britons believed missing. FO expresses 'serious concern' for at least 50
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...450-Britons-feared-missing.html#ixzz1Gfo7go00
Vanished: Aerial view of the tsunami devastated town of Rikuzentakata
Squatting amid the ruins: A woman cooks for her family in front of their devastated house in Ishinomaki in Miyagi Prefecture (left) while an older survivor swaddles herself in blankets and gloves at makeshift shelter at Ofunato, Iwate Prefecture
Ship out of water: A boat dumped in the street in Hishonomaki, Miyagi, after being swept inshore by the tsunami
Heart of the wasteland: Japanese survivors of Friday's earthquake and tsunami walk under umbrellas through the leveled city of Minamisanriku
Precarious: A house perches on top of a bridge in Ishinomaki after being swept away by the tsunami
A man looks around devastated area hit by earthquake and tsunami in Kesennuma, Miyagi Prefecture
A ship is seen perched on top of a house in the tsunami devastated remains of Otsuchi, Iwate prefecture
Left: A truck dangles from a collapsed bridge in Ishinomaki, northern Japan
Right: Destroyed houses are seen in the river at a devastated area hit by earthquake and tsunami in Kesennuma
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Really? Of all the christians I know, they drink, party, curse, gamble and...
now get this ..... :surprise: have intercourse outside of marriage! :surprise:
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On point: Did I just hear that:
√ The quake has been officially upgraded to a 9.0?
√Japan proper is now two feet closer to the core of the earth and 13 feet closer to Hawaii?
√ Should a 10.0 earthquake arrive at any location on this here planet, havoc would wreak around the globe . .
Where you got this info from? It would be interesting to read...
I'm not too much into all the science but this explains it a bit and there are often useful readers comments under the article from people who seem to be knowledgable on the subject
Day the Earth moved: How the earthquake tilted the world's axis by 25cm (and could even cost us a microsecond a day)
* Parts of Japan's coastline shifted 2.4metres
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencet...shortened-axis-tilted-25cm.html#ixzz1Gg36Yf00
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Kingfisher
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Holy crap. I'd give up the US and all my "freedoms", move to Japan or China, rather than ever be associated with that filth. It sickens me.
Some unbelievable pictures of the devastation. Wow.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...The-moment-mother-nature-engulfed-nation.html
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...The-moment-mother-nature-engulfed-nation.html
This is what amazes me about us here in America, yea everyone is out of work and we have huge debt, but when bad shit happens we give everything we can to help others. It doesnt matter if your Dem or a Repub American's see people hurting and we try to help.
'We're not afraid to die': Extraordinary courage of the Fukushima Fifty as they return to stricken power plant to fight nuclear disaster
* Workers battling nuclear meltdown briefly evacuated today after radiation levels increased
* French minister: 'Let's not beat about the bush, they've essentially lost control'
* Radioactive steam spews into atmosphere from reactor number three
* Crisis is 'approaching point of no return'
* Officials commandeer police water cannon to spray complex
* Attempts to dump water on reactors by helicopter fail
* Two more previously stable reactors begin to heat up
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...le-nuclear-disaster-hidden.html#ixzz1GmSB7i00
Stricken: the diagram shows all six stricken reactors. Reactors one to four have been over-heating since the tsumani. But reactors five and six, on a separate part of the site today began heating up as well
Right: Health risks: Diagram of the human body with pointers detailing the effects of radiation
The nightmare returns: Chilling echoes of Hiroshima's destruction in images from the aftermath of tsunami
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...oes-Hiroshimas-destruction.html#ixzz1GmTmgHEP
1945 left and 2011 right: Shinto shrines represent the spiritual connection between the people and the land. The traditional Toril entrance gates to these shrines were among the few structures to survive in Hiroshima 66 years ago and in the village of Otsuchi last Friday
Inferno: A fire engine in the ruins of Hiroshima, left. The atomic firestorm could not be quenched. Right one of the emergency vehicles called out to fight gas fires in Minamisoma
A life in ruins: An elderly survivor in 1945 searches the rubble of her Hiroshima home, left, and right, the wooden homes were smashed into matchwood in Rikuzentakata
Terrifying: The tsunami washed away most of Rikuzentakata within minutes, left. Right: nuclear wasteland - entire blocks of Hiroshima disappeared in the atomic blast
Swept away: Ten thousand people are still missing after Minamisanriku was obliterated, left. Right: Shattered remnant: Seventy thousand died in 1945 when the A-bomb vaporised Hiroshima
Taking stock: A family looks at the neighbourhood where their home used to stand in Minamisoma, left. A Japanese man is pictured in Nagasaki in 1945, right
Waste land: a lone man walks across the plain where Minami Sanriku used to stand, where almost no sign of the previous settlement is left
Ruins: Hiroshima was one of Japan's most industrialised cities before the nuclear bomb was dropped. American generals had avoided bombing it before the nuclear bomb so that the effects of the nuclear blast could be fully measured
Early hope: Eto'o celebrates Inter's first goal against Batern Munich in last night's Champions League game with his Japanese team-mate Yuto Nagatomo
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...rike-sends-holders-through.html#ixzz1GmW8T0oy
* Workers battling nuclear meltdown briefly evacuated today after radiation levels increased
* French minister: 'Let's not beat about the bush, they've essentially lost control'
* Radioactive steam spews into atmosphere from reactor number three
* Crisis is 'approaching point of no return'
* Officials commandeer police water cannon to spray complex
* Attempts to dump water on reactors by helicopter fail
* Two more previously stable reactors begin to heat up
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...le-nuclear-disaster-hidden.html#ixzz1GmSB7i00
Stricken: the diagram shows all six stricken reactors. Reactors one to four have been over-heating since the tsumani. But reactors five and six, on a separate part of the site today began heating up as well
Right: Health risks: Diagram of the human body with pointers detailing the effects of radiation
The nightmare returns: Chilling echoes of Hiroshima's destruction in images from the aftermath of tsunami
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...oes-Hiroshimas-destruction.html#ixzz1GmTmgHEP
1945 left and 2011 right: Shinto shrines represent the spiritual connection between the people and the land. The traditional Toril entrance gates to these shrines were among the few structures to survive in Hiroshima 66 years ago and in the village of Otsuchi last Friday
Inferno: A fire engine in the ruins of Hiroshima, left. The atomic firestorm could not be quenched. Right one of the emergency vehicles called out to fight gas fires in Minamisoma
A life in ruins: An elderly survivor in 1945 searches the rubble of her Hiroshima home, left, and right, the wooden homes were smashed into matchwood in Rikuzentakata
Terrifying: The tsunami washed away most of Rikuzentakata within minutes, left. Right: nuclear wasteland - entire blocks of Hiroshima disappeared in the atomic blast
Swept away: Ten thousand people are still missing after Minamisanriku was obliterated, left. Right: Shattered remnant: Seventy thousand died in 1945 when the A-bomb vaporised Hiroshima
Taking stock: A family looks at the neighbourhood where their home used to stand in Minamisoma, left. A Japanese man is pictured in Nagasaki in 1945, right
Waste land: a lone man walks across the plain where Minami Sanriku used to stand, where almost no sign of the previous settlement is left
Ruins: Hiroshima was one of Japan's most industrialised cities before the nuclear bomb was dropped. American generals had avoided bombing it before the nuclear bomb so that the effects of the nuclear blast could be fully measured
Early hope: Eto'o celebrates Inter's first goal against Batern Munich in last night's Champions League game with his Japanese team-mate Yuto Nagatomo
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...rike-sends-holders-through.html#ixzz1GmW8T0oy
Kingfisher
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Is there anyway to stop the retarded news media from humping the iodine tablet story and panicking the lemmings out here in California. You're more likely to die in a car accident on the way to buy the pills then die of radiation poisoning. Oh-oh look out, it's going to rain this weekend, it'll be radiation rain.... SIGH... 
Don't give up! Japanese Emperor makes a rare TV appearance to urge his people on. But now they must face a new torture, the snow
* Temperatures drop below 0C as 450,000 shelter in makeshift camps with little food or water
* Emperor Akihito makes rare television address urging his people not to give up
* More than 4,000 bodies found and another 7,000 missing assumed dead
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...re-TV-appearance-face-snow.html#ixzz1Go5YhxmG
Rare appearance: Emperor Akihito speaking during a televised address to the nation
Things get worse: Rescue workers walk in heavy snowfall at a factory area that was devastated after being hit by an earthquake and tsunami in Sendai
Desolate: Policemen carry the bodies of victims retrieved from the debris in Rikuzentakata, Iwate Prefecture
Bleak: Survivors read newspapers around a camp fire at a makeshift camp in Otsuchi, northern Japan after Friday's massive earthquake and tsunami
Human comfort: A woman nurses her baby at an evacuation centre in Natori, Miyagi, (left) while a relieved resident hugs Chief Naval Air Crewman Steven Sinclair, from the aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan after he delivered supplies
Ship out of water: A fishing boat, the Myojinmaru number three, lies on a road in the city of Kesennuma where it was pushed by the tsunami
Unimaginable destruction: The tsunami-wrecked town of Kesennuma where little remains after it was battered by waves
Heartbreak and joy: : Yoshie Murakami cries as she holds a hand of her dead mother in the rubble near the spot where her home used to be in Rikuzentakata, Iwate (left). Murakami's 23-year-old daughter is still missing. (Right) A mother hugs her one-year-old twins as they are reunited five days after the earthquake
Great flood: Torinoumi on the eastern coast of Japan before the earthquake and tsunami disaster (left) and after
* Temperatures drop below 0C as 450,000 shelter in makeshift camps with little food or water
* Emperor Akihito makes rare television address urging his people not to give up
* More than 4,000 bodies found and another 7,000 missing assumed dead
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...re-TV-appearance-face-snow.html#ixzz1Go5YhxmG
Rare appearance: Emperor Akihito speaking during a televised address to the nation
Things get worse: Rescue workers walk in heavy snowfall at a factory area that was devastated after being hit by an earthquake and tsunami in Sendai
Desolate: Policemen carry the bodies of victims retrieved from the debris in Rikuzentakata, Iwate Prefecture
Bleak: Survivors read newspapers around a camp fire at a makeshift camp in Otsuchi, northern Japan after Friday's massive earthquake and tsunami
Human comfort: A woman nurses her baby at an evacuation centre in Natori, Miyagi, (left) while a relieved resident hugs Chief Naval Air Crewman Steven Sinclair, from the aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan after he delivered supplies
Ship out of water: A fishing boat, the Myojinmaru number three, lies on a road in the city of Kesennuma where it was pushed by the tsunami
Unimaginable destruction: The tsunami-wrecked town of Kesennuma where little remains after it was battered by waves
Heartbreak and joy: : Yoshie Murakami cries as she holds a hand of her dead mother in the rubble near the spot where her home used to be in Rikuzentakata, Iwate (left). Murakami's 23-year-old daughter is still missing. (Right) A mother hugs her one-year-old twins as they are reunited five days after the earthquake
Great flood: Torinoumi on the eastern coast of Japan before the earthquake and tsunami disaster (left) and after
Japan's earthquake death toll set to hit 25,000 as it emerges ANOTHER town has 10,000 people missing
# Ishinomaki confirms the huge number of its citizens missing
# North Eastern port town was hit by 20ft tsunami
# Fears that overall death toll has been terribly underestimated
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...toll-expected-reach-25-000.html#ixzz1Gp181Mcf
Port town: Ishinomaki was obliterated when a 20ft tsunami swallowed the North Eastern coastal area
A few ruined houses are all that lies scattered amid the sludge of Ishinomaki
Out of place: The destruction in Wakuya, Miyagi Prefecture, left incongruous sights such as a boat marooned inland
Unimaginable toll: A replica Statue of Liberty stands next to tsunami damaged buildings in Ishinomaki, where officials confirmed that 10,000 of their citizens were missing
Widespread devastation: A truck dangles from a collapsed bridge in Ishinomaki
Help: U.S. Navy delivers supplies of drinking water to Japanese citizens in Kuro-Soki, with the aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan off the coast of Japan to provide humanitarian assistance as part of Operation Tomodachi
On a sea of destruction: A boat sits among debris in Wakuya
Ryo Abe, 10, and Kaho Abe, 7, rest on a rail track as they head to their relative's house with their parents for evacuation, in Ishinomaki
Surviving: Tsunami survivors cook and eat in front of their damaged house in Ishinomaki
Still standing: Left, a Japanese search and rescue team sifts the rubble near a high-rise building in Wakuya, photographed in both shots here from a U.S. Navy helicopter
Dark days: Car headlights illuminate the disaster area in Yamada town in Iwate prefecture on the North East coast
# Ishinomaki confirms the huge number of its citizens missing
# North Eastern port town was hit by 20ft tsunami
# Fears that overall death toll has been terribly underestimated
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...toll-expected-reach-25-000.html#ixzz1Gp181Mcf
Port town: Ishinomaki was obliterated when a 20ft tsunami swallowed the North Eastern coastal area
A few ruined houses are all that lies scattered amid the sludge of Ishinomaki
Out of place: The destruction in Wakuya, Miyagi Prefecture, left incongruous sights such as a boat marooned inland
Unimaginable toll: A replica Statue of Liberty stands next to tsunami damaged buildings in Ishinomaki, where officials confirmed that 10,000 of their citizens were missing
Widespread devastation: A truck dangles from a collapsed bridge in Ishinomaki
Help: U.S. Navy delivers supplies of drinking water to Japanese citizens in Kuro-Soki, with the aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan off the coast of Japan to provide humanitarian assistance as part of Operation Tomodachi
On a sea of destruction: A boat sits among debris in Wakuya
Ryo Abe, 10, and Kaho Abe, 7, rest on a rail track as they head to their relative's house with their parents for evacuation, in Ishinomaki
Surviving: Tsunami survivors cook and eat in front of their damaged house in Ishinomaki
Still standing: Left, a Japanese search and rescue team sifts the rubble near a high-rise building in Wakuya, photographed in both shots here from a U.S. Navy helicopter
Dark days: Car headlights illuminate the disaster area in Yamada town in Iwate prefecture on the North East coast
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