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RobertEarl

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46. Haha, you're funny. NOT

Thu Jul 11, 2013, 07:16 PM

Jul 2013

I will speculate this:
It is quite obvious that the man died from some form of radiation poisoning.

Don't know if he smoked or drank, as you speculate. Do know he had a brain tumor in 2011 and was forced to retire then.

He was most like severely radiated when Fukushima blew sky high, not just once but three times, and continues to spew today, over two years later.

In the interest of science, any science based person would endeavor to uncover the facts about the man's medical history. But all we are left with is the word of the liars from Tepco.

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Masao Yoshida Dead: Former Chief Of Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant Dies At 58 [View all] silvershadow Jul 2013 OP

"How would they know this, again? " eShirl Jul 2013 #1

Or a type of cancer related to smoking or drinking. AtheistCrusader Jul 2013 #8

It's a common cancer and often related to Gastroesophageal reflux disease. NutmegYankee Jul 2013 #25

I don't believe for one second FarPoint Jul 2013 #2

A friend/x-ray technician has come down with 4 different types of cancer Divernan Jul 2013 #3

How? Because we KNOW nuclear power is safe! BlueToTheBone Jul 2013 #4

Yup madokie Jul 2013 #5

And its defenders will deny, deny BlueToTheBone Jul 2013 #6

I seen early on that the nuke industry madokie Jul 2013 #7

Congratulations on the work you and BlueToTheBone Jul 2013 #10

I wish I was a little younger madokie Jul 2013 #13

I hear you! I wish I had the energy of when BlueToTheBone Jul 2013 #15

Those younger people who are I give kudos to madokie Jul 2013 #17

And if anyone gets in their way, they get "Silkwooded". nt silvershadow Jul 2013 #11

Yes thats a fact madokie Jul 2013 #14

But we don't know that is what happened. AtheistCrusader Jul 2013 #18

I'm not much into woo woo - but this I would refer to as karma. nt TBF Jul 2013 #9

Notice how everyone here wants to Exploit His Death to push their cause. Nobody thanks the man. Bernardo de La Paz Jul 2013 #12

I'm sorry for his death and especially for the others BlueToTheBone Jul 2013 #16

If I'm not mistaken, the plant he was in charge of was built in 1971, hughee99 Jul 2013 #45

I wonder how all those samurais individuals are doing. Anyone know if they're dead, alive or ill? Auntie Bush Jul 2013 #21

That is a good question, Auntie RobertEarl Jul 2013 #23

It is not hard to believe... rexcat Jul 2013 #19

+1 for facts and reason and not jumping to conclusions. Christopher Hitchens is much missed. nt Bernardo de La Paz Jul 2013 #20

We have an expert here? rexcat RobertEarl Jul 2013 #24

From your post... rexcat Jul 2013 #27

You certainly are defensive, rexcat RobertEarl Jul 2013 #28

Not defensive at all... rexcat Jul 2013 #30

Hoo boy RobertEarl Jul 2013 #32

One does not breath through one's rexcat Jul 2013 #33

It is all connected RobertEarl Jul 2013 #34

See, rex, here's how it can happen RobertEarl Jul 2013 #36

Plutonium poisoning... rexcat Jul 2013 #39

You are speculating RobertEarl Jul 2013 #40

I will speculate some more... rexcat Jul 2013 #44

Haha, you're funny. NOT RobertEarl Jul 2013 #46

All your comments prove... rexcat Jul 2013 #48

wow RobertEarl Jul 2013 #49

Absolutely not... rexcat Jul 2013 #50

That is the cancer that took my first wife. Throckmorton Jul 2013 #29

I am sorry to here that... rexcat Jul 2013 #31

Thank you Throckmorton Jul 2013 #42

Very sad news miked62916 Jul 2013 #22

CLOSE ALL THE DAMN NUCLEAR PLANTS!!! darkangel218 Jul 2013 #26

No way to prove if it was caused by the accident atleast not currently that I am aware of. nt cstanleytech Jul 2013 #35

His body should be closely examined RobertEarl Jul 2013 #37

Oh you might find he was exposed to radiation that a given however the problem is cstanleytech Jul 2013 #38

There is a way to tell RobertEarl Jul 2013 #41

How would that prove it was the cause of the cancer exactly? cstanleytech Jul 2013 #43

You can't... rexcat Jul 2013 #51

Lots of work in your field these days? RobertEarl Jul 2013 #52

And it was not an immediate affect... rexcat Jul 2013 #53

No doubt RobertEarl Jul 2013 #54

I can agree with everything you just said. rexcat Jul 2013 #55

RIP. May not be the radiation but it sounds like the accident may have done him in. Overseas Jul 2013 #47