It is more than likely that these type of occurrence are being seen across the globe.

The Federal Aviation Administration is coordinating efforts with the Japanese government to minimize the exposure of travelers coming to the United States.

However, with the  current rate  of radiation being released and the possibility of more reactor meltdowns the United States may need to set up mass quarantine facilities at local airports.

It is important to now consider the worst case scenario where thousands of Japanese possibly tens of thousands may end up evacuating to American cities.

To some, this may seem an over kill, but with the uncertainty of the situation on the ground in Japan and with the possibility of the Japanese government not sharing the full extent of the disaster these measures are wise.

The United Nations and resources of the United States Navy have documented that radioactive elements from the source of the leak are now circulating over the pacific ocean and the current forecast is that the radioactive plume will be over the State of California by Friday.

Although, it is anticipated that this plume will not become a significant health threat, minor health issues may be documented.

On Monday, Gregory B. Jaczko, the chairman of the  United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission said  that the plume posed no danger to the United States.

“Unfortunately, the radioactive leaks in Japan are not getting better, but rather steadily worse with the possibly of full reactor melt downs.

Japan has yet to inform the world community of a full reactor meltdown, but with their latest efforts failing to cool the numerous reactors it wouldn’t be a stretch to say that Japan is hours away from a complete nuclear meltdown on multiple reactors.

This being said, the slight trace amounts of radiation now being detected in airports across the nation and the current radioactive plume heading to the west coast of the United States may only be the beginning of what is to come.

All this being said, few nuclear melt downs occur in the world and the truth is that everyone has an opinion from this expert to that expert.

Reading through the news a reader will find one expert likening this tragedy to Chernobyl, yet another, in the same news stream, to that of the 1979  Three Mile Island incident.  Ironically, most people only read one of those stories and from there either go on to worry or not worry enough.

The one difference between the Chernobyl and Three Mile Island disasters was that they were not preceded by such natural devastation as with with Japans earthquake and tsunami.

This is the one reason why people  need to keep a particular eye on the events.  Japan is truly in a state of desperation, and with resources limited anything can happen.

Unfortunately, the world didn’t step up quickly enough to assist Japan with this overwhelming burden that had been forced upon them: it’s time to pour resources into this world tragedy.

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This has caused a number of reactor units to begin the process of overheating and for at least one to explode with a plume of unknown debris.

The Japanese Government seems to be handling the nuclear issue alone except for some consultation with a few national agencies.

The United States after getting hammered for not dealing with Haiti’s disaster, all that well, has sent medical and disaster relief.

However, it has fast become apparent that this is no longer a Japanese problem, but one that can have devastating consequences upon the world.

Tokyo electric Power Co. has finally publicly said that  fuel rods may be melting inside a number  of nuclear reactors.

Local authorities are warning  people not to breath the air: this is not a good sign.  The first reactor to explode was part of the Fukushima Daiichi plant and their two additional reactors that were on line during the quake  are likely in the process of exploding.

Japan is struggling to contain the crisis: their attempt to pump seawater into the damaged reactors is failing and there are no other viable options at cooling the reactors.

Japan has finally, asked the United States officially for Help, but with President Obama in the White House will they gain a partner in solving this disaster or a teleprompter.

The President of the United States has become, at late, very indecisive and unpredictable.  Hopefully, with enough pressure the United States will provide the necessary help.

Nobody really knows what will happen,  and at this point all they can do is speculate.  However, Yukio Edano the  Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary suggested that the fuel rods were melting in all three reactors at Fukushima and he said that “Although we cannot directly check it, it’s highly likely happening,”.

If  these explosions do occur some speculation has put a radioactive cloud heading to the west coast of the United States.  The Japanese government has been  slow at providing public information on the current levels of radiation released; however, apparently a few hundred civilians are being held for radioactive contamination.

Originally the Japanese government evacuated residents 5 miles from the Fukushima Daiichi plant, then they revised that move to 10 miles.  At present,  all that is known is that 200,000 plus people have been evacuated.  Japan can not do this alone.

In dealing with the earth quake and the tsunami Japan has few resources left to combat the out of control reactor crisis.

The world needs to take action now to assist the nation of Japan and its people before all nations regret their inaction.  We know the Japanese they are, at times, a proud people who don’t always ask for help when they need it and this is why we need to volunteer that help: now.  Japan is a wonderful country and we owe them our best.

The following is the only know account of Mr. Widgwicket.

In the year of our Lord 1794 an avid explorer one Nathanial Maximul Widgwicket was on the second leg of his journey to discover new varieties of primitive man along the coasts of China Malaysia and Borneo.

It happened that a great storm arose on the 17th of April that lasted for two days.  Unfortunate, for Mr. Widgwicket his once very sea worthy English corvette now found herself at the mercy of the sea.

Terribly true was it, that such a streamlined vessel would be found a heap of tangled beam and splinter on some unrecognizable island somewhere between Vietnam and Borneo.  Upon gathering what belongings he had, Mr. Widgwicket and the two remaining crew members considered their fate.

Upon the second night from the tragedy a strange figure entered the camp of Mr. Widgwicket.  This man or beast walked as a man but it also had what appeared to be a tail.

This was so very alarming that Mr. Widgwicket and the crew were unable to focus on an action and stood in a frozen silence while the figure moved closer.

As the light from the camp fire began to expose more and more of this mysterious figure it became apparent that what stood before Mr. Widgwicket was not a man, but an beast that bore the resemblance of both an Australian Shepard and so very strangely a LIZARD.

Just then as if from a dream this figure spoke with a rough yet wind chimed voice and asked if assistance was needed.  All, were shocked and speechless.  Monuments passed and Mr. Widgwicket said “We are fine but in need of food”.

These were the only accounts released by Mr. Widgwicket as until his later years he never spoke of his mysterious adventure.  No one even today can say where Mr. Widgwicket died.  We do know however that the term Lizarddawg was given to those beasts living on the unknown Island; where ever it may be.

Lizarddawg as a name was taken out of a respect for Mr. Widgwicket and what his life stood for Peace, Perseverance, Integrity and Loyalty.    His dedication to the safeguarding of the Lizarddawg Lands has kept them safe until today.  Lizarddawg would wish you all well.

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Phil Kammer

United State Infantry

Although they’re are two separate issues here, she decided to join them, for what ever reason.  “We stand for a single Internet where all of humanity has equal access to knowledge and ideas,”  said Clinton ignoring the fact that all nations have their own cultures and values to protect.

Such a ignorant and un-prepared statement should most certainly not  come from such a high level U.S. dignitary.

Sadly, she went on, almost as if on script.  Her haphazard comments ignoring those who would seek to protect their cultures from the on-slot of pornography and predatory Internet practices all suggested a reminiscent behavior of those who instituted the Iron Curtain: she even made reference to the Berlin wall.

For Secretary Clinton to suggest to the American people that something is wrong with China for not fully opening its population to the ills of the West only shows how irresponsible her ideas are.

Instead, she should embrace how China protects it’s people from both physical and societal dangers, steming from the internet, that have been so often observed as harmful to a healthy society.  Some Americans may find this an unusual stance especially with China’s history of violence, overt spying and so many other infractions.  Yet the truth is, China does get some things right.

Secretary Clinton, as well as her lack luster leader President Obama certainly must get it through their narrow Liberal elitist minds that many people do not want pornography so easily accessible in their cultures nor other significant cultural taboos.

It would be in Google’s best interest to understand this as well.  Sadly, I though this was all part of “How to function in another country 101″.

Regarding the ciber attacks on Google which are a separate issue, China does have a duty to assist with active counter measures.  Sadly from their history they may be the ones directly involved.

The relationship with China and Google has always been shaky at best.  Google is seen by many nations,  as much too powerful and by communist leaders  possibly an extended hand of western power.  Therefore, if Google wants to function in China they need to respect both their current culture and their laws regardless of restrictions.

It seems China does as it pleases and Europe as expected doesn’t have the nerve to act with any resolve, but for the United States to continually show a weakened posture is a sad picture.  Will anyone every muster the nerve to be the first too imposed tariffs on China’s misuse of their currency during this global recession?   What is wrong with a bit of protectionism in the United States any way, shutting off the import spicket from China wouldn’t be all that bad besides we need some job growth.

The truth of the matter is that the world is seeking a leader to handle the Chinese issue.  This usually means the President of the United States, but our current Administration as well as his predecessor have had nothing but concessions to offer the Chinese.  So, where does this leave the U.S. and Europe regarding their concerns about China: right back where they started.  Neither nation has the will to confront China and China knows this and will with a smugness continue their daily business of making money.