Re: our war on nature,when will it stop... (O.T.)

[Louie Angulo <louie.angulo@googlemail.com>]

Yes,i was reading about it in time magazine,it has been of the the
worst disasters and the least helped so far,part of it they say has to
do with the fact that Japan is a rich country and the misinformation
about the real magnitude of the damage,and the fact that they
themselves arent really calling out for help.My sister in law is from
there and whe i ask her or her parents about it they just say
everything is fine...
One thing is for sure according to the news here,California is
unfortunately going to be greatly affected by all of this,is jsut a
matter of time and thats what makes me almost weep...
Luis








On Wed, Apr 13, 2011 at 5:49 PM, William Walker <billwalker@baymoon.com> 
wrote:
>   Thanks for posting these links   Louie, maybe if any good comes out of
> this, it will be to wake up the world to move away from nuclear energy 
>and
> on to cleaner more sustainable  forms of energy. When the quake and 
>Tsunami
> hit Japan last month, my wife  Nancy and I were on our way to North 
>Carolina
> and for the first few days we were in Asheville, all we could do was 
>watch
> the tragedy unfold on TV. I started to e-mail friends in Japan not 
>knowing
> at that point if any were in harms way or note, luckily they weren't. 
>But as
> the gravity of the event started to take shape, perhaps the worst 
> natural
> catastrophe meets human error that I will ever see in my lifetime, I 
>started
> to try and organize a benefit back home in Santa Cruz to help the 
>Japanese
> people, of which, most of the victims  are average hard working citizens
> that had nothing to do with the big government and power broker stupidity
> that is causing the worst nuclear event since Chernobyl, compounding   
>one
> of the biggest and most devastating quakes in recorded history. A month
> later we are still struggling to organize an event that is more than a 
>token
> gesture of support and solidarity for the Japanese people, and I'm 
>dismayed
> to se that not much has been done in the way of big media sponsored 
>events
> like the Haitian relief benefits. Where are our self congratulating
> celebrities waving their hands and singing "we are the World"???  I think
> that as much as radiation poisoning stokes our fears we can't loose 
>sight of
> the fact that regardless of where you stand on the issue, our Japanese
> brothers and sisters need our help desperately and will so for the
> foreseeable future, and I urge everyone on this list to do what they can 
>to
> help.
>  Bill
>



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