In the agricultural policy managed by the Ministry of Agriculture, it is a priority to dispel the harmful rumor about Fukushima produce. The above quote is from within the transcript (below). It clearly demonstrates the International Atomic Energy Agencys agenda: to dispel the harmful rumors about contaminated agriculture. And heres how its done. First, you define the level of contamination which is acceptable (this is based on the International Council of Radiation Protection [ICRP]; these are the guys who did the radiological studies after Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945 and 1946 and they created the standards of acceptable radiation exposures based on those studies. It is important that you understand this, because DNA wasnt discovered until 1952 (Watson & Crick) and radiological damage to DNA is much more subtle and happens at much lower levels of exposure. It is also important to understand that the ICRP has so far refused to adjust their acceptable limits to include considerations for damage to DNA). Second, you do some generalized surveys, take the average readings and round them off (round them down to the next lowest number) and define that as the limit (this does not take into account actual levels of contamination at any particular location). (Of course, you say that any levels of contamination above that limit is a problem which will be studied and addressed.) Third, you define the perceived problem as a rumor. Fourth, you back it up by saying that the concentration of contamination (i.e., the rumor, is below the acceptable limits. youtube/watch?v=dfaPhmFGvt8&feature=youtu.be
Posted on: Fri, 22 Aug 2014 08:52:16 +0000
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