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IAEA Agreed In Writing To Conceal Fukushima Radiation Info From Public (Video)
Wednesday, January 8, 2014 6:55
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The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has been caught agreeing in writing to conceal information from the world about the extent of danger, damage and health effects at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant disaster in Japan. Turner Radio Network has obtained official copies of the agreements signed by the IAEA and the Fukui Prefectural Government as well as between the IAEA and Fukushima Medical University. We have the agreements, now YOU have them too!
In an astonishing development in the ongoing disaster at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant in Japan, TRN has obtained official copies of agreements between the International Atomic Energy Agency and official entities in Japan, wherein the parties agree to conceal information from the public about the degree of damage, danger(s) and health effects on humans of the largest nuclear disaster in human history.
The first such agreement is signed on behalf of the Fukui Prefectural Government by Mr. Hiroyuki. Aratake, Director-General, Living and Environment Department. It is counter-signed on behalf of the IAEA by Mr. Denis Flory, Deputy Director General, Head of the Department of Nuclear Safety and Security. This document lays out the reason for its existence and the scope of cooperation between the IAEA and Japan.
Download the PDF of the Fukushima Medical University / IAEA agreement HERE
Bingo! This is why officialsare perhaps lying about the radiation spike in San Francisco. Makes sense don’t it. And it sure as heck makes sense for the people of Japan. They are being showered with radiation daily and the government would rather keep quiet about it. Tats like falling and cutting your throat but because you were too embarrassed by the fall, you just cover it up wth a rag and go about your day all the while bleeding to death. What the heck is wrong with people/government these days. That’s common sense stuff. Your suppose to help people. Period. -Mort
Thanks to: http://beforeitsnews.com
Wednesday, January 8, 2014 6:55
0
(Before It's News)
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has been caught agreeing in writing to conceal information from the world about the extent of danger, damage and health effects at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant disaster in Japan. Turner Radio Network has obtained official copies of the agreements signed by the IAEA and the Fukui Prefectural Government as well as between the IAEA and Fukushima Medical University. We have the agreements, now YOU have them too!
In an astonishing development in the ongoing disaster at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant in Japan, TRN has obtained official copies of agreements between the International Atomic Energy Agency and official entities in Japan, wherein the parties agree to conceal information from the public about the degree of damage, danger(s) and health effects on humans of the largest nuclear disaster in human history.
The first such agreement is signed on behalf of the Fukui Prefectural Government by Mr. Hiroyuki. Aratake, Director-General, Living and Environment Department. It is counter-signed on behalf of the IAEA by Mr. Denis Flory, Deputy Director General, Head of the Department of Nuclear Safety and Security. This document lays out the reason for its existence and the scope of cooperation between the IAEA and Japan.
Download the PDF of the Fukushima Medical University / IAEA agreement HERE
Bingo! This is why officialsare perhaps lying about the radiation spike in San Francisco. Makes sense don’t it. And it sure as heck makes sense for the people of Japan. They are being showered with radiation daily and the government would rather keep quiet about it. Tats like falling and cutting your throat but because you were too embarrassed by the fall, you just cover it up wth a rag and go about your day all the while bleeding to death. What the heck is wrong with people/government these days. That’s common sense stuff. Your suppose to help people. Period. -Mort
Thanks to: http://beforeitsnews.com
