Japanese People losing confidence...

[Pam]

Tokyo (CNN) -- Already grappling with a nuclear accident stemming from a historic earthquake, Japan's largest utility is now facing a sharp loss of public confidence and what it says are threats to its employees.

Source: http://www.cnn.com/2011/WORLD/asiapcf/0 ... tml?hpt=T2

This is the first I have really heard anything about the people voicing serious concerns.

It is really time to seal this place up, they are risking so much to try and save face.

[Egg]

Seems that things are the same all over.

[Pam]

Wholly crap!!!!!!!!!!!!

Tokyo (CNN) -- Japanese utility and government authorities suffered fresh setbacks Tuesday with the detection of radiation in a fish and news that water gushing from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant into the Pacific had radiation levels more than millions of times above the regulatory limit.

Source: http://www.cnn.com/2011/WORLD/asiapcf/0 ... tml?hpt=T1

This really can't get any worse, can it!

[lkwalker]

It can and will get worse. Much, much worse. The people of Japan have been betrayed and they're finally recognizing that. On the other hand they are themselves to blame. As the General is wont to say- they are complicit in their own captivity.

[lkwalker]

I think I may invite the General to join our new cabal.

[Pam]

I feel helpless watching this go down, there is nothing anyone can do now..... the story has been written

[lkwalker]

I suppose you could send money. Aside from that I think you're right. History is an unrelenting force. Enjoy the sound and fury.

[Pigeon]

I feel helpless watching this go down, there is nothing anyone can do now..... the story has been written

That is not willing to follow a different game plan...

[Pam]

I have been giving money to various fundraisers, my concern is that my money won't get there.

I fear that the people running the charities take too much for their administration and overheads, that the amount of my dollars donated is worth very little by the time it gets there!

[lkwalker]

hahahahaha That's always been the story of Japan, Inc.