Fukushima Update: Environmental Perspective 2018

Jerome announces himself as the sane environmentalist. This is a perspective from a environmentalist sharing his viewpoint and concerns about Fukushima and assessment by the Japanese government information about this incident.  This is recorded September 10 (prior to 911).  He makes a point about the buildings collapsing and questions the structural damage and he claims scientifically it has been looked up and it doesn’t match up he states.  He says the theory of a controlled demolition is proved but the official proposition he states is preposterous.  He then makes the point that citizens will believe the government.  He speaks of the untruth that makes them uncomfortable and doesn’t fit the narrative.

He focused on Fukushima site through Google maps and researched the issues.  He says the status today on reflection to an incident 8 years ago.

Close to the end of the video he unexpectedly he speaks about homeless people.  I find that interesting. He believes the expensive bike must be stolen, yet some homeless were formally well off.  Homelessness is not about poverty but family breakdown, crisis and conflict.  This is not well understood at this point.  I note he is glad it is not him but he feels it as inconvenient.

He speaks of insanity. I think both cases are linked in respect of dehumanisation, detachment to human needs.

It is good to be open to a diversity of views.  I can’t validate what is said but keep an open mind to another view.  Democracy is open to all perspectives.

He advises of another website S