Tsunami in Japan

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Re: Tsunami in Japan

Post by housil » Sun Mar 13, 2011 11:25 am

All our family wish you, our Japanese fellows, all luck on earth!
I saw horrible, devastating pics at the news and being in the 2002 flood in east Germany, I keep my fingers crossed for you!

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Re: Tsunami in Japan

Post by Cracker » Sun Mar 13, 2011 12:53 pm

Just heared that the USS Reagan (and fleet) is going to supply up to 162.000 people with food and fresh water..
That's a heckload of MREs in my eyes..
Sure, someone may one day kill me with my own gun.
But they'll have to beat me to death with it because it's empty.

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Re: Tsunami in Japan

Post by calixtesaint » Sun Mar 13, 2011 8:23 pm

I am pleased to know our members from Japan are safe.
My heart goes out to all who lost family and friends in the earthquake or the ensuing tsunami.
I too am concerned about the nuclear power plants.......40 year old reactors were not meant to withstand an 8.9 quake let alone the over 200 quakes that have occurred in the past 48 hours.many of which were above a 6 in magnitude.

It also seems many are predicting this coming week to be full of big quakes in the ring of fire.
So those of you on the West Coast of North America, please be prepared.

Peace to all
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Re: Tsunami in Japan

Post by spinhouse247 » Mon Mar 14, 2011 9:01 am

I'm happy to hear the members of this site that reside in Japan are okay. If there is anything I can do for you guys please let me know. I still have some military friends that are based over there. You and your entire country will be in my prayers.

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Re: Tsunami in Japan

Post by fdsman » Tue Mar 15, 2011 1:16 pm

I just pray that they get the reactors under control before it turns a section of Japan into a Chernobyl like place.
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Re: Tsunami in Japan

Post by laughing_man » Sat Apr 02, 2011 5:09 am

I'm impressed very much by the very big support to Japan from the world!
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Re: Tsunami in Japan

Post by housil » Sat Apr 02, 2011 8:48 am

We saw and still see so many davastating pictures from Japan in our news, we are talking daily about "you" and keep your country in our prayers!

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Re: Tsunami in Japan

Post by crunchie » Sat Apr 02, 2011 3:03 pm

Hope our Japanese members are doing okay.

You know,
this is exactly why countries should have stockpiles of food for long term storage in warehouses at different spots for situations like this.

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Re: Tsunami in Japan

Post by HungryMan » Sat Apr 02, 2011 5:56 pm

crunchie wrote:Hope our Japanese members are doing okay.

You know,
this is exactly why countries should have stockpiles of food for long term storage in warehouses at different spots for situations like this.
We are praying for them as well.
The entire nation has set many examples throughout this trajedy that could be constantly taught to our children in substitution for the non-values often forced upon them presently.

As to the stockpile issue, I'm having a bit of trouble believing that most private and public agencies (incl. governments) have not been afforded the financial opportunity to 'prepare' food and water-wise over time. Unfortunately, a long standing lack of leadership here in the U.S. both in non-profits and in the government agencies dependent on their 'help' has created a ticking time bomb preparedness-wise here that cannot and will not be remedied any time soon.

I am proud to hear that we are making a difference over in Japan at the moment and hope that the U.S. learns from this trajedy what can and cannot be done by governments to rebuild societies in the 21st century.

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