Joseph P Farrell – This is a strange story, and so many people picked up on it, and sent me various articles, that I have to blog about it. In fact, most people sent me these articles because I had blogged last week about Japan’s involvement in proposals for creating an integrated Eurasian power grid, one able to shuttle excess power from one point of the great Eurasian landmass, and potentially of course, Africa as well.
Anyway, almost as soon as I had blogged about the story, Japan had suffered another earthquake – eerily almost an exact copy of the Fukushima earthquake – rattling the disastrously crippled Fukushima Daichi reactors once again, and sending tsunamis against Japan. Here’s a version of the story:
Powerful quake hits Japan, Fukushima residents urged to flee tsunami
Of course, my impulse to indulge in our trademark “high octane speculation” was certainly triggered by this story, because when the original Fukushima earthquake occurred, giving us the ongoing and continuing nuclear disaster of the Fukushima Daichi nuclear reactor meltdown, I couldn’t help but notice the strange geopolitical context in which it occurred. For those who don’t recall, however, what my basic “argument” was at the time, the following review may be helpful.