<transcript><audio_81>um and it was later uh pointed out they they eventually got this data months later and it was pointed out that basically it showed that the the forecast showed there would be radiation Fallout over Tokyo which presumably is exactly why the the media was denied it</transcript><transcript><audio_82>even though it is a publicly funded and supposedly publicly available scientific resource that was specifically designed specifically for these types of emergencies so uh so again cover-ups have been ongoing um and and even some of the latest</transcript><transcript><audio_83>cover-ups that now affect the uh the nuclear regulatory Council in the United States NBC News has just gotten hold of uh foia documents that prove that the NRC was deliberately misleading uh the public about what it knew about the Fukushima disaster for example a PR</transcript><video><caption><image_84>The image is a screenshot of a webpage from a website called "Newly released NRC email reveals radioactive technetium was detected outside Fukushima plant - Over 240 km from meltdowns - One of three principle radionucleides identified". The webpage is titled "RSO Certificate Courses" and has a blue header with the website's logo and contact information. Below the header, there is a description of the course, which states that the course was published on December 15th, 2011 at 11:30 am and was published by the Canadian Training Institute of Science and Technology. 

At the bottom of the page, there are two buttons - "Next" and "Next". The first button is for the user to click on the next button, and the second button is to proceed to the next step in the course. The page also has a link to the website for more information.</caption><caption><image_85>The image is a screenshot of a news article on a computer screen. The article is about a new release of a nuclear reactor in Fukushima, Japan. The headline reads "New release of the nuclear reactor was detected outside Fukushima plant - Over 240 km from meltdowns - One of three principle radiometers identified". Below the headline, there is an image of the reactor, which is located in the center of the screen. 

On the right side of the image, there are several other articles about the reactor. The articles are written in black text on a white background. On the left side, the article mentions that the reactor was discovered outside Fukushima, and on the bottom right corner, it mentions that it was the first reactor to be detected in Fukushima.

At the bottom of the article, there has a link to a website for more information about the article. The website appears to be a news website, as indicated by the logo in the top left corner.</caption></video><caption><image_86>The image is a screenshot of a webpage from the San Francisco City Council website. The webpage is titled "Guadalupe: NRC wants radiation exposure limit 100 times higher than EPA (VIDEO)". The page has a white background with black text. On the left side of the page, there is an illustration of a man's torso and arms, with the text "You may be infected" above it. Below the illustration, there are two smaller illustrations of the same man, one with a red cross on his chest and the other with a blue cross on their chest. 

On the top right corner of the webpage, the title of the article is written in bold, black font. Below that, the author's name is displayed in smaller text. At the bottom right corner, the webpage's logo is displayed with the date "October 11, 2011" and the website's contact information.</caption><transcript><audio_87>manager was writing in an email to his colleagues we while we know more than than these say we're sticking to this story for now etc etc so we know there have been ongoing cover-ups and we know that this has been going on since the the very so it that's that's the kind of</transcript><caption><image_88>The image is a screenshot of a webpage from a research paper. The page is divided into two sections. The top section is titled "The New York Times" and it appears to be a title slide. 

The slide has a title at the top that reads "New York Times: The new York Times has the highest concentration of the radioactive isotopes in the world. The highest concentration is in the Pacific Ocean and the lowest is in North America. The lowest concentration is at the North Atlantic Ocean and is located in the United States.

Below the title, there is a diagram that shows the relationship between the two countries. The diagram is divided by two sections, one in blue and one in orange. The blue section shows the temperature of the ocean and the orange section shows that the temperature is higher than the red section. The red section shows a decrease in the temperature in the north and the blue section is lower than the green section. There is also a legend at the bottom of the page that explains the meaning of the colors used in the diagram.</caption><transcript><audio_89>cover-up we're dealing with and it is very serious and it is an ongoing concern that is continuing to leak radioactive materials into the ocean and uh and this is a uh this is a concern but again as you say there's the other side of this coin which is the the</transcript><transcript><audio_90>alarmism that I think really does dilute some of the very real information about what's coming out from Fukushima and and how it really affects people around the globe and just a specific example I really did want to mention because I think it's a good example of this was that recent viral video</transcript><caption><image_91>The image is a screenshot of a webpage with a map of the United States. The map is divided into different sections, each with a different color scheme. 

The top section of the page has a title that reads "U.S. Geological Survey of Palatine" and below it, there is a description of the map. The description explains that the map shows the extent of the Palatines in the Pacific Ocean, which is located in the southern part of the country.

On the left side of the image, there are several smaller sections that provide information about the map, such as the number of people living in the area, the size of the ocean, and the location of the islands. The top section has a bar graph that shows the percentage of people who have been diagnosed with cancer, with the highest percentage being in the northern part of Europe and the lowest being in North America. The bottom section has an image of a globe with a blue and green color scheme, representing the global reach of the planet Earth. The globe is surrounded by a white circle, which represents the Earth's surface.</caption><transcript><audio_92>um that uh that took place on a beach in I believe San Francisco where someone was walking around the beach with their their uh their uh Geiger counter and basically getting a high CPM indicating oh well there's a radioactive Source</transcript> um and it was later uh pointed out they they eventually got this data months later and it was pointed out that basically it showed that the the forecast showed there would be radiation Fallout over Tokyo which presumably is exactly why the the media was denied it even though it is a publicly funded and supposedly publicly available scientific resource that was specifically designed specifically for these types of emergencies so uh so again cover-ups have been ongoing um and and even some of the latest cover-ups that now affect the uh the nuclear regulatory Council in the United States NBC News has just gotten hold of uh foia documents that prove that the NRC was deliberately misleading uh the public about what it knew about the Fukushima disaster for example a PR manager was writing in an email to his colleagues we while we know more than than these say we're sticking to this story for now etc etc so we know there have been ongoing cover-ups and we know that this has been going on since the the very so it that's that's the kind of cover-up we're dealing with and it is very serious and it is an ongoing concern that is continuing to leak radioactive materials into the ocean and uh and this is a uh this is a concern but again as you say there's the other side of this coin which is the the alarmism that I think really does dilute some of the very real information about what's coming out from Fukushima and and how it really affects people around the globe and just a specific example I really did want to mention because I think it's a good example of this was that recent viral video um that uh that took place on a beach in I believe San Francisco where someone was walking around the beach with their their uh their uh Geiger counter and basically getting a high CPM indicating oh well there's a radioactive Source
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