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2 U.S. Naval Vessels Pull Out of Japan Due to Radiation Fears

TOKYO --

Two US Navy ships pulled out of the Japanese base at Yokosuka due to fears over rising radiation, Fox News Channel reported Monday.

The USS George Washington and the USS Lassen left the base, which is located south of Tokyo, as a precautionary measure "to ensure a state of readiness in the long term for the defense of Japan," the US Navy said in a statement.

The USS George Washington, which is a Nimitz-class aircraft carrier, was removed from the area for regularly scheduled maintenance, a military official told Fox News. The USS Lassen is an Arleigh Burke-class destroyer.

Last week, the US Navy moved the carrier USS Ronald Reagan away from the Japanese coast on concerns radioactive material was blowing in its direction, but later moved it back.

Earlier, the State Department said it was making potassium iodide available to US government workers and their dependents located in the vicinity of the troubled nuclear plant at Fukushima.

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One has to wonder. Is the 'radiation scare' a cover for removal of US troupes from Japanese soil which would not be explicable in other terms? I guess we will have to wait and see.

I must admit that's what I was reading from it!

Oh isn't the ironing delicious? It was a nuke hoax that precipitated their arrival!

brianv wrote:I must admit that's what I was reading from it!

Oh isn't the ironing delicious? It was a nuke hoax that precipitated their arrival!

Great observation! But what do you mean that a nuke HOAX precipitated their arrival? That seemed pretty real to me....and I was in Hiroshima visiting.

gwynned wrote:

brianv wrote:I must admit that's what I was reading from it!

Oh isn't the ironing delicious? It was a nuke hoax that precipitated their arrival!

Great observation! But what do you mean that a nuke HOAX precipitated their arrival? That seemed pretty real to me....and I was in Hiroshima visiting.

The fact that Hiroshima is visitable at all might suggest something! A wooden and paper city! Wouldnt you say that a nuke was slight overkill? See Dresden gwynned!

gwynned wrote:2 U.S. Naval Vessels Pull Out of Japan Due to Radiation Fears
TOKYO --

http://world.foxnews.mobi/quickPage.htm ... roteus.fma

One has to wonder. Is the 'radiation scare' a cover for removal of US troupes from Japanese soil which would not be explicable in other terms? I guess we will have to wait and see.

Foxnews = LOL! It seems the incident at Fukushima is now under control and that 'media' will have problems to stir up more panic about it. But I have nothing against US troupes leaving Japan after 66 years.

brianv wrote:

gwynned wrote:Great observation! But what do you mean that a nuke HOAX precipitated their arrival? That seemed pretty real to me....and I was in Hiroshima visiting.

The fact that Hiroshima is visitable at all might suggest something! A wooden and paper city! Wouldnt you say that a nuke was slight overkill? See Dresden gwynned!

Well, Gwynedd, you just broke a stellar track-record of posting comments that show you know what is going on. There is an entire thread on the Nuke Hoax. Why in the world didn't you read it before posting this malarkey? Seriously.

fbenario wrote:

brianv wrote:

gwynned wrote:Great observation! But what do you mean that a nuke HOAX precipitated their arrival? That seemed pretty real to me....and I was in Hiroshima visiting.

The fact that Hiroshima is visitable at all might suggest something! A wooden and paper city! Wouldnt you say that a nuke was slight overkill? See Dresden gwynned!

Well, Gwynedd, you just broke a stellar track-record of posting comments that show you know what is going on. There is an entire thread on the Nuke Hoax. Why in the world didn't you read it before posting this malarkey? Seriously.

My apologies. I'm new to this whole idea and my enthusiasm got the better of me.

gwynned wrote:My apologies. I'm new to this whole idea and my enthusiasm got the better of me.

The key is to get yourself to the point where, after seeing enough examples of events that never happened, your filter for analyzing EVERYTHING in mainstream media (the paid, and thus 'controlled', media) is to assume, not only that the described event didn't happen, but that in reality NOTHING actually happened.

Keep going, I've liked the majority of your thoughts!

Cant help but post this after seeing it mispelt? twice on this page -

"One has to wonder. Is the 'radiation scare' a cover for removal of US troupes from Japanese soil which would not be explicable in other terms? I guess we will have to wait and see." - gwynned

"It seems the incident at Fukushima is now under control and that 'media' will have problems to stir up more panic about it. But I have nothing against US troupes leaving Japan after 66 years." - Heiwa

Troupe - Definition

Noun: A group of dancers, actors, or other entertainers who tour to different venues

According my dictionary: Troupe, n, company, esp. of actors or members of a circus.


It seems to apply well to US armed forces in Japan when I lived there 1971-1976.

Now that the proof of HAARP inducing the Japanese Earthquake and other supposed "natural" disasters have spread like wild fire across the internet, the official website for HAARP has suddenly shut down, as expected. Now we can't even look at the data to monitor their crimes. They obviously know that we're on to them and are planning on carrying out much more eco-terrorism as time goes along.

HAARP website: http://www.haarp.alaska.edu/

Let's keep spreading knowledge, I'm sure these HAARP-using satanic monsters won't last forever.

Dcopymope wrote:Now that the proof of HAARP inducing the Japanese Earthquake and other supposed "natural" disasters have spread like wild fire across the internet, the official website for HAARP has suddenly shut down, as expected. Now we can't even look at the data to monitor their crimes. They obviously know that we're on to them and are planning on carrying out much more eco-terrorism as time goes along.

HAARP website: http://www.haarp.alaska.edu/

Allow me to doubt the fact that some "data" posted on a website of the worst doomsday weapon ever conceived by man, would help anyone fight or even understand the behavior of said weapon.
Why would the data be posted at all? Isn't it a bit ridiculous? And who vouches for it? The military?
I'm sorry but it doesn't sound credible at all: to post on a website some data, only to realize years later that the "people on the internet" are "onto them".
This whole thing: HAARP, the website data, the theories of Tesla. It has been going on for more than a decade on the internet and still there is no progress towards solid evidence. I know that the earthquakes sometimes seem so timed, but still I don't understand how you guys can be so sure of this HAARP thing, not smelling the potential trickery that this is (to create a rumor that such a weapon exists). It sounds more like a psyop operation, and you gotta wonder who was the first that started to spread this idea of HAARP and the earthquakes.
Seriously, is there anyone taking credit for this "discovery"? For this revelation to the world of the existence of such weapon? Nah, I didn't think so.

nonhocapito wrote:

Dcopymope wrote:Now that the proof of HAARP inducing the Japanese Earthquake and other supposed "natural" disasters have spread like wild fire across the internet, the official website for HAARP has suddenly shut down, as expected. Now we can't even look at the data to monitor their crimes. They obviously know that we're on to them and are planning on carrying out much more eco-terrorism as time goes along.

HAARP website: http://www.haarp.alaska.edu/

Allow me to doubt the fact that some "data" posted on a website of the worst doomsday weapon ever conceived by man, would help anyone fight or even understand the behavior of said weapon.
Isn't it a bit ridiculous? And who vouches for the data? The military?

Yes they do actually, the Navy and Air Force in particular, if you were actually reading what was said on the website you would know this. And the one in Alaska isn't the only one they have, they have hundreds of them set up across the globe, both land and sea based, ready for action.

nonhocapito wrote:I'm sorry but it doesn't sound credible at all: to post on a website some data, only to realize years later that the "people on the internet" are "figuring out stuff". Sure. The military isn't ahead, we are ahead.
This whole thing: HAARP, the website data, the theories, Tesla. It sounds more like a psyop operation, to tell you the truth. And you gotta wonder who was the first that started to spread this idea of HAARP and the earthquakes.

Simple, Tesla was the first to really spread the idea and technology behind HAARP, if you want to go that far back. Of course they are way ahead of us, and they knew exactly when we would start to "figure stuff out" through the very internet they gave us in the first place, its called revelation of the method. They haven't made any mistakes in publishing the data, you just think they did. Its only a real mistake if the vast majority find out about it, which they won't.

Dcopymope wrote:Simple, Tesla was the first to really spread the idea and technology behind HAARP, if you want to go that far back. Of course they are way ahead of us, and they knew exactly when we would start to "figure stuff out" through the very internet they gave us in the first place, its called revelation of the method. They haven't made any mistakes in publishing the data, you just think they did. Its only a real mistake if the vast majority find out about it, which they won't.

Just to clarify: I was wondering who spread this idea on the internet, not who "invented" HAARP.
You gotta question how these internet memes come about, you know (yes, HAARP is an internet meme.)
At first, nobody knows what HAARP is, then, all of a sudden every earthquake on earth is man made by HAARP.
I first read about it after the Sumatra earthquake (an episode that incidentally, judging by the tsunami video, retrospectively I can tell it smells a lot like fakery), and probably the meme had been around a bit earlier than 2004. I bet not much far from september 2001 though, just like the 2012 scare -- and all the other fearmongering stuff that popped up on the internet in conjunction with 9/11 and the like.
Bottom line, nobody is taking credit for blowing the whistle on HAARP. Ain't that funny?