Fukushima: Faked Quake

Image credit NASA.

http://blog.friendlyforecast.com/japan-march-2011-earthquake-tsunami-pictures-video/

 Sendai area, much of which is below sea level

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“..the real seismic data..proves beyond a doubt the quake is not what we were told and was, in fact, an inland 6.8… The Japanese government is going along with the story of a scientifically proven false 9.0…

“Fukushima was impossible…”

http://www.jimstonefreelance.com/fukushima.html

As Jim Stone points out, the tsunami in  and near Sendai slammed into perfectly good buildings that show no earthquake damage. Watch these youtubes again, and notice (1) a person walking on top of a building at risk for being swept away.  How could one of the largest earthquakes in world history leave this area undamaged unless it didn’t really happen?!

(1)http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ikus_TEaGI&feature=related

(2)http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rItW8yY5zAU

In this TV special, “Mega Quake;  Hour That Shook Japan”, 2 minutes and 40 seconds into part 2, an American named Brian Barnes is filming from a car trying to find the road out that leads to high ground. The narrator says they have only seconds left to flee before the tsunami strikes– the view out the windshield shows clean streets and perfect buildings– no broken glass, fallen signs or roof tiles, none at all.  Passersby look nervous and uncomprehending, as Jim Stone suggests, taken by surprise. Notice the very large puddles –the Fukushima site had large puddles too. The region had been saturated with rain. http://www.youtube.com/watchv=vfNwtBUg6FA&feature=related ; minute 14:30 says the Fukushima seawall was 5.7 meters high and “at its highest point, the tsunami reached 38 meters above sea level”, suggesting a wave of ocean water over 32 meters above the seawall crashed into the nukes –at minute 12:07 the image shows cars in the parking lot behind the tower are still neatly parked.

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Japan’s Nine-Eleven

I don’t intend here to provide an analysis of events because everything that’s wrong with the quake/tsunami story seems to be built in to the ‘Megaquake’ program, much besides the absence of earthquake damage. The timing offered for the tsunami coming ashore at various locations makes no sense whatsoever, for a quake erupting at 2:45 (14:45) An epicenter 80 miles offshore,
generating a wave at 400 to 500 mph would hit the nearest places in 10-15 minutes. The narration notes a Japanese Coast Guard ship “3 miles” out bobbing over the tsunami and then announces “they have less than 30 minutes before the big waves start to hit” [Coast Guard clip http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/japan/8392419/Footage-of-Japan-tsunami-waves-at-sea-captured-by-Coast-Guard.html; riding over two swells]  –cut to Brian Barnes in Otsuchi, 80 miles north of Sendai, who is fleeing the town at 3:11, “moments before”. A city neighboring Sendai on the coast, Arahama, doesn’t get the wave until 3:55. If we’re to believe this program, then the damaging tsunami appears like many smaller local tsunamis, and we’re only shown “damage” occurring within land-sheltered harbors. Is this a case for Tsunami Bombs as Jim Stone declares? Thing is, Stone never suggests a series of smaller tsunamis and there’s no footage of anything resembling a “peak height of 124 feet” (maybe here http://www.downloadmoviedirect.com/2009/04/09/poseidon/ )

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Brian Barnes,  the dolphin activist who provided footage of Otsuchi while fleeing by car, it turns out, is an extreme weather storm-chaser. The BBC used Barnes’ and his outfit for a documentary about tornadoes in 2009 saying “Brian has been at the game for years.” I can guess  he’s an expert on radar signatures. http://www.youtube.com/user/stormtours#p/u/3/LwXWrHAq1bg ; He was in Japan representing www.savejapandolphins.org, a project of Earth Island Institute. “Earth Island Institute is an umbrella organization with[sic] has more than 60 projects for the conservation, preservation, and restoration of the Earth.” www.savejapandolphins.org/about-us/  Brian is missing the best tornado season ever  — his company website, www.stormtours.com, is “No longer in business.”

Barnes, and the 5 activists who were with him, were on a mission to film Otsuchi fishing practices –activists from the Sea Shepherd crew had been in the area since late February, about 2 weeks of coming and going –but they couldn’t find their way to the highroad.?? Interesting– He tells his interviewer, “I just felt that it was time to start documenting..” The sensitivity of locals to the Sea Shepherd mission to document dolphin killing concerns a statistic that the catch in  “Iwate Prefecture came to 866 tons in 2009, accounting for more than half of the nation’s total [dolphin] catch of 1,404 tons.”

http://www.japantoday.com/category/national/view/sea-shepherd-members-return-to-iwate-town-after-quake-angering-locals

Barnes never actually mentions his own experience feeling a quake. His first edited words mentioning earthquakes are,”When I went to Japan, I didn’t even think about possible earthquake, I didn’t know a tsunami would happen…”

Otsuchi tsunami wall in the background

Another account of Otsuchi’s tsunami from a dolphin activist relates “The police, who had taken up a post at the only place we could pass, were frantically motioning for everyone to get through the gates in the tsunami wall. We got through. These walls and gates are massive… They extend high up into the air and rim the entire harbor area of the town… As we were driving along the interior of the wall, the huge gates were being closed… It was not long before the water drained from the harbor and then refilled. We learned from the firemen to expect to see several cycles of this draining and refilling… and all the while afterhocks were happening… [After the high water dragged seaward with debris carrying a woman, the activists attempted a rescue]..We continued to venture out on a seawall that was constantly being exposed and then overtopped by water. It was a gamble..”

 http://beachcarolina.com/2011/03/13/cove-guardians-witness-disaster-in-otsuchi-japan/

“City firemen manually closed the 12 water gates in the port’s tsunami wall…” http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C5%8Ctsuchi%2C_Iwate

“It is known that four members of the fire brigade died during the disaster…and it appears that another seven may also be dead because seven more..have not been found… It was the duty of the No.2 branch fire brigade..to close the storm barrier gates when an earthquake struck the region… The earthquake had shut down the power supply therefore the warning system was not functional… the former head of the same branch of the local fire brigade stated that he could hear the bell that Fujio Koshida was ringing in order to warn people.” http://moderntokyotimes.com/2011/03/25/fire-brigade-heroes-of-otsuchi-who-died-during-the-tsunami-in-iwate/

..”apparently the time between the quake and the full-force arrival of the tsunami was longer than reported earlier. There was even time for one of our elderly neighbors to make it to safety walking with her cane… Having been in Otsuchi several times when quakes triggered false tsunami alerts, I fully understand the lack of urgency among those who failed to escape… One of the most haunting accounts came from those who took refuge on top of the..town hall. They watched Fujio Koshita..ring the bell on top of the nearby firehouse until he and the building were swept away. As the warning siren failed to work properly Koshita took it on himself..to warn the town.” http://no1.fccj.ne.jp/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=321:the-perilous-beauty-of-otsuchi&catid=55:tohoku;

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“The waves hit the eastern coast of Japan about 1.5 hours after the quake… ‘I was actually shocked’ to see all the damage the waves had caused, Barberopoulon told OurAmazingPlanet, because the damage didn’t match up with initial estimates of the earthquake’s magnitude..”

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A structural engineer, who was driven into Otsuchi in mid-April to survey damage, had this to say about his observations: “During this time, at least in my opinion, one can’t help but develop a further appreciation of an underlying elegant expression of Japanese lifestyle. What you notice is the concept that anything undertaken should always be done with the best effort and utmost precision of execution. When everyone does this, a harmonious mechanism results where everything appears to be just where it ought to be… there appears to be a remarkable lack of graffiti, litter or spiteful vandalism. Our arrival in the tsunami-stricken area of Otsuchi Bay was therefore quite shocking, because in the span of a few seconds, or less than a few hundred meters, the serenity of the scene is utterly transformed into chaos; there is extremely little middle ground between the unaffected and severely damaged zones…  with essentially no exceptions, seawalls were overtopped… Undermining failures have also occurred… In other cases, some concrete gravity seawalls were overturned by the return flow after inundation, rather than by the incoming tsunami… heavy steel gates..seem to have resisted well the incoming flow but not necessarily the outward return flow.” http://www.asce.org/PPLContent.aspx?id=12884906357

“[Scott West] was in..Otsuchi this week when the city was essentially destroyed..Suzanne West said. ‘He said that the gates for blocking tsunami waves were ripped from hinges..’ ” http://myedmondsnews.com/2011/03/edmonds-man-escapes-tsunami-that-devastates-japanese-city/

“Patrick Fuller of the International Red Cross Federation [said] ‘I don’t think you will find anywhere worse on the coastline.’ ” http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/03/14/uk-japan-quake-scene-idUSLNE72D02Q20110314

Otsuchi’s broken and missing tsunami wall: http://www.japanprobe.com/2011/03/13/as-tsunami-approached-town

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Otsuchi fishing is destroyed: “Two months after..far from recovery and, with many working-age people moving away, they face the prospect that they could simply wither away and, ultimately, perhaps even disappear.” http://www.nytimes.com/2011/05/16/world/asia/16recovery.html

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Sumatra, December 26, 2004, 9.1 earthquake and tsunami, depth of 18.6 miles

Tsunami wave time map:

http://www.indiana.edu/~pepp/earthquakes/images/sumatra12_26_04/tsunami_traveltime_local.jpeg

Banda Aceh witnesses, 155 miles from the epicenter, saw waves they believed were 10 meters high: http://www.abc.net.au/news/newsitems/200412/s1272562.htm

“People [were] standing around or examining the remains of wrecked houses and cracked concrete.. Then suddenly..between 15 and 20 minutes after the quake..a swift powerful wall of water engulfing a busy street, rising to at least the second floor of buildings..” http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2005/01/09/world/main665689.shtml

Aceh neighborhood, before and after http://www.shockandawe.us/tsunami/banda_acehBefore_After.htm

USGS, Indonesia distance info http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthqakes/eqinthenews/2004/us2004slav/

Comparing the Sumatra tsunami makes the timing in Japan’s ‘Megaquake’ impossible. We’re obviously being treated to a large dose of video fakery.

   For example, one of Brian Barnes’ live-action clips that shows a tree engulfed by rising water also has a pile of flood debris already on its top. Did they run this clip backwards?  While driving the streets of Otsuchi with a soundtrack blaring sirens, a person in the car asks, “Are we hearing sirens?” –someone answers “yes”. They chatter about escaping the tsunami, worried that “bridges might be out” while viewers witness the perfect scene in front of them… All too revealing in the style of 9-11 perception management.

So, is it possible to localize a tsunami?

If a swimming pool model works, the answer is yes. http://video.search.yahoo.com/search/video?p=swimming+pool+earthquake. Did Japan’s seawalls contribute to a swimming pool effect, and were the effects ‘boosted’ from inside those barriers?

  2002 image

video http://www.the9billion.com/2011/04/10/moment-japan-tsunami-hit-fukushima-nuclear-plant/

The image of the wave crashing into Fukushima, above, was supposedly a “new” release a month after the tsunami –not a lie exactly– since the same angle shot appears in ‘Megaquake’ but shows a definitely much thinner spray and calmer sea — that ‘thin’ image seems to appear only in the broadcast version of ‘Megaquake’, and not in the internet edits that I can link or paste. Either way, a careful look at the site damage confines its perspective to a small area of the first tier platform where 3 white tanks group together, and a patch on the second tier that fits with damage from hard falling water. It clearly doesn’t correspond to the notion that the essential generator buildings were under 15 feet of water. Not that it matters, apparently. Reactor safety features were not dependent on the generators according to Jim Stone who concludes that sabotage is the only way that the Fukushima reactors could have exploded.

   According to this post and the official TEPCO diagram, the flood on the reactor level was 14 to 15 meters deep: http://martynwilliams.posterous.com/tsunami-damage-at-fukushima-daiichi

Compare the wave spray heights with this: www.youtube.com/watch?v=OqGhm8oUYnk&feature=related; or these still photos http://www.lovethesepics.com/2011/04/power-of-the-storm-44-ferocious-waves-attacking-lighthouses/  and it looks like the Daiichi wave video was taken during a storm at some other time. “In 2004, eight cyclones passed over or skirted Japan’s Tohoku region, where the Fukushima Dai-ichi power station is…The earliest was May that year…” http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2011/04/20/MNBP1J4HL5.DTL  For my money, the small leafy trees in the foreground of the power plant tsunami video look more like May than March.

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News update: Aug.08,2011 –“Towering waves from a tropical storm threatened to hit a chemical plant in a Chinese port city… Waves as high as 65 feet (20 meters) broke a dike..and threatened to hit the..Fujiahua chemical plant..” http://news.yahoo.com/waves-storm-threaten-chemical-plant-china-073847844.html

–lest we compare the waves with the Fukushima plant, this item is circulating without wave photos.

MORE RECENTLY (below), however,  a September 2011 Typhoon-generated wave offers comparison http://news.yahoo.com/typhoon-buffets-tokyo-heads-toward-tsunami-zone-102800571.html

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  a larger image shows rectangular chunks of seawall in the wash http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/43193695/ns/world_news-asia_pacific/; a tsunami height of 46 feet minus a seawall height of 18 feet leaves 28 feet of water crashing above and ‘carrying’ the wall, except that all the images I can find of the Daiichi plant aftermath show that the platforms and seawalls are intact. Can someone explain this image?

   The New York Times is sticking by this story: “..the tsunami was as high as 46 feet, the report said…. The tsunami struck [Fukushima] 46 minutes after the magnitude 9.0 earthquake..” http://www.nyties.com/2011/06/02/world/asia/02japan.html?_r=2&ref=world

   There are obvious tons of debris on the site from the explosions, but this video footage shows that the seawall is still there –plans for sandbagging the walls are underway as cyclone season intensifies http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/nationworld/la-fg-japan-fukushima-report-20110602,0,7287295.story;

   Excellent photos of the Daiichi waterfront, damaged reactors, and debris help with site orientation and confirm the “tsunami” shots as improbable-to-impossible http://cryptome.org/eyeball/daiichi-npp/daiichi-photos.htm

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Curiously, following the satellite map down the coast in Fukushima prefecture (south of Minamisoma) shows a very different-looking Daiichi site with an additional ‘dog-leg’ breakwater inside the  large surrounding triangular arms. The shape of the interior ‘box’ breakwater was also changed.  http://www.diddlefinger.com/m/fukushimaken/

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Everyone was surprised

The “papers” now coming out on the Tohoku-Oki Quake are writing a new chapter in geophysical science history:

“[It’s] not the [quake]size alone that has people worried; it’s the fact that something this size occurred on a segment of fault that we didn’t think was capable of producing a quake of this magnitude (an estimate that has had disastrous consequences at the Fukushima nuclear reactors)…  The initial period of rupture occurred relatively deep under the plate and lasted for up to 40 seconds. That was followed by an extremely brief but violent horizontal rupture as the North American plate released the built-up pressure… This violent horizontal motion was followed by up to a hundred seconds of further deep rupture… [The] horizontal motion was the primary cause of the tsunami, but only provided a portion of the energy released in the quake. Thus, if a quake can generate that sort of motion on its own, then we could see much smaller quakes generating tsunamis that are far larger than we would have predicted… Globally, the quake has also told us that it’s possible for a relatively small fault segment to spawn a giant earthquake. A perspective quotes the US Geological Survey’s David Wald as saying, ‘If you can get a 9 that is this compact, it increases the number of places you can [fit in] a 9 where you may not have expected one.’ So, coastal nations around the globe might want to start re-evaluating the risks they face…”

http://arstechnica.com/science/news/2011/05/scrambling-to-understand-why-japans-recent-quake-defied-expectations.ars

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The Foreshock

“The March 11 earthquake was preceded by a series of large foreshocks over the previous two days, beginning on March 9 with a 7.2 event approximately 40km from the epicenter of the March 11 earthquake, and continuing with another three earthquakes greater than M6 on the same day.” http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eqinthenews/2011/usc0001xgp/#summary

Infrared emissions before the quakes: dense infrared signatures appear near Otsuchi on March 8 and 10 http://www.technologyreview.com/blog/arxiv/files/63290/Tohoku%20earthquake.png

On March 9 a 7.2 hit northeastern Japan: ..”7.2 magnitude has struck off the coast of Japan, shaking buildings in the capital, Tokyo, and triggering a small tsunami…A 60cm (24in) tsunami reached the coastal town of Ofunato, with other towns reporting smaller waves shortly after the quake hit at 1145 (0245 GMT)..so far no reports of damage or injuries..” http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-pacific-12684585; The Sidney Morning Herald reported a near-identical location offshore for the March 9 quake: “The quake hit at 1:54pm about 169 kilometres off the city of Sendai..at a depth of 14 kilometres” http://www.smh.com.au/environment/weather/earthquake-rocks-japan-20110309-1bnif.html?from=smh_sb

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What about HAARP –could HAARP have enabled the events of March 9-11? Could the huge circular signature over Otsuchi on March 8 and 10 signal that an infrared-based ground technology exploiting  terahertz frequency was being used? Are there networked, off-grid (and subsurface) weapons that depend on infrared and the presence of HAARP? Read an earlier piece on the Haiti quake: https://jenniferlake.wordpress.com/2010/02/19/haiti-and-haarp/. What caused the strange diagonal pattern seen on the 12th, accompanied by another ‘target’?

Infrared (IR) signatures from previous quakes bear no resemblance to the round target-like images presented to the public in the technologyreview link. Quake radiations are pressure generated, asymetric, and sometimes butterfly-like,  emanating along a fault or fault system. A closer-earth image, provided by NASA,  of thermal IR scanning in India in January 2001 shows one such example (satellites showed intense IR 5 days before the deadly 7.9 Gujarat quake that killed more than 20,000) scroll down to third picture: http://science.nasa.gov/science-news/science-at-nasa/2003/11aug_earthquakes

“Relative to the..8.8 Maule, Chile earthquake, the Tohoku-Oki earthquake was deficient in high-frequency seismic radiation –a difference we attribute to its relative shallow depth.” http://www.sciencemag.org/content/332/6036/1421.full

–Gujarat India was also shallow at 17 kilometers. http://cires.colorado.edu/~bilham/Gujarat2001.html

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In 2008, “Minoru Freund, a physicist and director for advanced aerospace materials and devices at Nasa’s Ames Research Center in California, told BBC News: ‘I do believe that we will be able to establish a clear correlation between certain earthquakes and certain pre-earthquake signals, in an unbiased way.’ …the BBC understands that scientists also observed a “huge” signal in the ionosphere before the Magnitude 7.8 earthquake in China on 12 May.

   “Last year, we looked at some fascinating data from the DEMETER spacecraft showing a significant increase in ultra-low frequency radio signals before the magnitude 7 Haiti earthquake in January 2010…” http://www.japanquakereport.com/earthquakes-and-weird-atmospheric-phenomena-which-comes-first-the-chicken-or-the-egg

Earthquake Animation sequence, beginning 00 hours March 11 JST, showing 1,326 quakes in the sequence: http://www.japanquakemap.com

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August’s AUDACIOUS UPDATES with additional programming on the disaster, confirming even more video fakery to further confuse tsunami events, is PBS’s NOVA release of a newly made hour-long documentary in which Otsuchi (pop.18,000) is identifed as Miyako (pop. 52,000) and uses some of the same footage with “special thanks” credit to Brian Barnes. A satellite map pinpoints Miyako up the coast, set deep inside Miyako Bay which opens to the north, away from the traveling direction of the tsunami. http://mapsof.net/miyako . Nova drums up additional experts, such as Roger Bilham of the Univ. of Colorado who states, “Never before have we had such a surplus of data. There are no mysteries in this earthquake. We know exactly what happened.” New sets of facts and obfuscations, not put forward in earlier programs, should really muddle things up. Around minute 32, Nova focuses on a snowy mountain village called Kahoku which had a saltwater lake appear within 24 hours of the first wave, surge from the coast that funneled into a river and traveled several miles uphill to flood out the town. Orientation to Kahoku suggests it’s not far south from Ofunato, yet Kahoku evades a map search.  To make a point, PBS assures us that this tsunami had “no clear pattern to when or where” it struck. http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/tsunami/

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 Tulane University has created a class around Nova’s production. The webpage states that “despite the fact that a tsunami warning system was in place, the earthquake was so close to the coast that little time was available for people to react.”  http://www.tulane.edu/%7Esanelson/geol204/tsunami.htm

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Seismologists report

“We used observations of open-ocean tsunami wave heights measured by deep sea-bottom pressure gauges..[from] 12 sensors in the Pacific ocean east of the Japan trench….” http://www.sciencemag.org/content/332/6036/1421.full

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Global wave intensity image (click on the link): http://gisetc.com/home/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/japan-tsunami-wave-height-110311-02.jpg; showing a strongly compact eastward thrust of the wave. Consider that Hawaii, Oregon and California received the tsunami but the Philippines and New Guinea did not.

Below:  colorized motion; March 11 epicenter is outlined with a black star (top of the red patch). This motion graph shows that the quake occurred at some distance from the trench.

“A ‘major’ earthquake is one measuring greater than magnitude 7.0… On average, the world has [had]..16 major quakes annually since 1900… In some years, such as 1986 and 1989, we have recorded only six major quakes while 32 of them occurred in 1943.” http://www.statesman.com/opinion/bilham-natural-consequences-596272.html