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I think for a time in 2011 my visits during the 2011 Tsunami in Japan went up as high as 20,000 to 30,000 a day when I was trying to help people through Crowd sourcing using Geiger Counters because people couldn't trust (what any governments said) regarding radiation then. So, people took it upon themselves to test the AIR, WATER, LAND and food themselves and put it on social media so people actually knew what was going on in Japan and beyond at that time.
There was a time when it was in the U.S. interests to shame the Soviet Union regarding Chernobyl which helped to bring down the Soviet Union during those times. But now, Governments don't want to give up their nuclear power plants even when thousands die directly or indirectly from radiation from them all over the world.
So, now getting any TRUTH out of any nation is almost impossible in regard to radiation from nuclear power plants getting into the air or land or lakes or rivers or seas or underground water tables or underground rivers. Because of this many people die everywhere from radiation wihout knowing the cause which is a little like how people die from allergic reactions to GMOS with no way to know that that is what killed them. So, even the relatives don't know that this is how they got many kinds of cancer from radiation all over the world and died. So, they have no way to know what to sue nations about where that is allowed by law.
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