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NEW DISASTER PREDICTIONS after sendai tsunami – fukushima meltdown – NEW DEVELOPMENTS (9 April 2011) – traces of radioactivity found in spinach in 3 provinces in China; traces of radioactive iodine and caesium particles found in rain in South Korea; radioactive-contaminated fish found in Ibaraki Prefecture. Cover up of safety problems in nuclear plants in France and Japan years ago have been exposed recently. – On March 24, 2011, the IAEA issued a statement that the Fukishima meltdown of four reactors may spread to all six and that the situation has become ‘serious’. On April 12, Takashi Kurita of TEPCO, operator of the Fukushima plant, admitted that Fukushima ‘might eventually exceed the amount emitted by Chernobyl.” (Yahoo News.) Chernobyl had a full meltdown of one reactor, the first and worst in history. Fukushima has partial meltdowns of four reactors, as of April 14m but the possibility of full meltdowns cannot be discounted. – On April 3, 2011, one reactor developed a 20 mm. crack. oozing contaminated liquid out into the open sea. A possible long term effect is fish from the Pacific Ocean may no longer be fit for human consumption, and may trigger regional famines. Once transformed into clouds, these contaminants my be scattered by typhoons all over Southeast Asia. The Philippines, a ‘typhoon corridor’ with an average of 20 typhoons a year, is a potential recipient of ‘nuclear rain’. A full meltdown of even just two Fukushima reactors may spawn a hemispherical disaster area. – It takes uranium about 40 years to decay, and plutonium hundreds of thousands of years, so contamination of the Pacific is a semi-permanent virtually-irreversible catastrophe. We may have to check our food and water for contamination everyday for the rest of our lives. –
Visionary Pedro Regis from Our Lady of Peace in Anguera, Bahia, Brazil | (March 20, 2010) “A megaquake will shake Japan and My poor children will weep and lament. Greater pain never existed. (February 19, 2011) “Luzon will live the agony on one condemned. Pray. Pray. Pray. I don’t want to obligate you, but what I say should be taken seriously.” |
Our Lady of Grace spoke through Sister Eva Maamo in a trance | (Circa 2002) “I can no longer hold back the hand of my son. Pray, pray, pray.” |
Echoing the Third Secret of Fatima, a Filipino Catholic nun visionary saw – | (September 2010) ‘simultaneous global earthquakes’, destruction in Chicago, New York City, Luzon in the Philippines, Australia, Alaska; parts of California may disappear. |
The Russian Institute of Physics of the Earth warns of – | (March 22, 2011) ‘mega-quakes’ in the US, Mexico, Central and South American west coasts, and Asia.” |