Reply #69: Very true, but there's something fishy about this. [View All]

[originalpckelly]

If you ask a few questions:
1. How do they know it was a bad measurement? Wouldn't they have to have a second measurement that contradicts the first?
2. If they had a fault in their equipment, and that's the basis of their faulty measurement, then wouldn't they be able to say that to us? In other words, why not say it was a broken meter?
3. If the numbers are only wrong because of a bad calculation, which was the stated problem, the original data should be somewhere, and shouldn't they be able to re-calculate it the right way, and find out the real reading?

These questions lead me to believe that lying liars have lied again.

BUT we should all have every body part that can be crossed, crossed at the current moment that this was indeed wrong.

This is the world's problem now. We're all in this together. And it really has nothing to do with radiation.

The world could enter an even greater recession because of this happening in Japan. Lord knows what economic consequences this will have, or how many people will be homeless, starving, or even dying because of this inside and outside of Japan.