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Russia Today: Gundersen First to Say Fukushima Worse than Chernobyl from Fairewinds Associates on Vimeo.

April 27th was the 25th anniversary of the Chernobyl accident. Six weeks ago, when Gundersen first appeared on Russia Today, he said that Fukushima would be “Chernobyl on steroids”.  Japanese authorities are now admitting Chernobyl-level releases as the plant continues to leak radioactive gases and liquids

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Again, and I know I’m not alone here, extremely grateful for the continuing updates as surely it is alot of work for the Gundersens. “Labor of love”, none of which they are paid to do.

To those following the Entergy/VY continuing saga, Mr. Gundersen has become well known for an uncanny ability to foretell events & partly why his information is highly regarded. And so, this most recent one that Fukushima would be “Chernobyl on steroids”, comes as no surprise.

As writer-turned-senator Phillip Baruth, D-Chittenden district remarked recently:

“Post-Japan, everyone wants Gundersen’s number, because our reactor down in Vernon is the same make and generation as those melting down across the Pacific. And Arnie has called every major debacle at Vermont Yankee over the last six years, one after the other after the other. Collapsing cooling tower? Check. Underground piping, both existence of and tritium pluming from? Double check.”

http://vermontdailybriefing.co…

One year ago to the day, Mr. Baruth posted a story to his blog, “Vermont Daily Briefing” revealing yet another inconvenient truth discovered by Arnie, this time it’s a state-of-the-art new reactor, the Westinghouse AP1000:

“[..]the whole structure is in effect a 130-foot high chimney, radioactivity could then be vented directly into the atmosphere.”

China has snapped them up & reportedly has 5 AP1000s under construction, and one more firmly planned, but I digress.

http://vermontdailybriefing.co…

Once again, Mr. Gundersen calls it as he sees it which was in fact yet another prediction,  Fukushima “Chernobyl on steroids”, present disaster worse than Chernobyl. Interestingly, events unfolding precisely at the 25th anniversary of the Chernobyl disaster. The catastrophic events at Fukushima Daiichi in Japan continue.