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INTEREST: Tokyo Sky Tree Lit in White in Tribute on March 10 & 11

The waves devouring the coastline, so monstrously... An image engraved into my mind, one I most assuredly will never forget.

Time has gone by so fast... Probably because the media laid it down a bit, in my opinion, prematurely, leaving the masses to forget about it amongst everything else going on in the world... "The second worst nuclear disaster, which resulted from one of the most powerful earthquakes ever recorded, just happened four months ago... Let's forget about the whole thing. We've got American stuff [bullcrap] to cover." This deserved coverage to the nine's, from any media outlet anywhere in the world.

Tenbyakugon wrote:

The waves devouring the coastline, so monstrously... An image engraved into my mind, one I most assuredly will never forget. Time has gone by so fast... Probably because the media laid it down a bit, in my opinion, prematurely, leaving the masses to forget about it amongst everything else going on in the world... "The second worst nuclear disaster, which resulted from one of the most powerful earthquakes ever recorded, just happened four months ago... Let's forget about the whole thing. We've got American stuff [bullcrap] to cover." This deserved coverage to the nine's, from any media outlet anywhere in the world.

But that's why news is called just that. 4 months ago was only "news" four months ago. This tragedy will be in the news for it's recovery for a long time expecially Fukushima Daiatsu Nuclear Power Station. and 15 miles around it that will remain a no-man's-land for a very long time, just like Chernobyl where even the blades of grass still buzzes at 250mSv(seivert) for a 30km radius.