This is another very interesting interview that Jeff Rense have with Yoichi Shimatsu. We get to hear about the
Did you hear about that Blue Whale that was found floating around dead in Tokyo Bay? Well we get to hear more on that story as well.
, because radiation from Fukushima mostly travels from West (Japan) to the East (North America).
Well Yoichi Shimatsu have the answer and it's really not what you would expect.
Transcribed first minutes:
Jeff Rense: Alright lets go to Hong Kong and see if our friend and colleague Yoichi Shimatsu is there, are you there? Hello Yoichi are you there? I’m not hearing him yet, ok one more time, do we have.. I’m trying to get a read on the connection, do we have a connection there, are you there Yoichi? Ok lets try and call him back.
Now I have put up a story, oh I guess two days ago, that was written by Yoichi for the site and it’s quite good. It’s to do with the Pacific Ocean and a dead blue whale. In Japan harbor, now before I get to that let me just repeat this one thing.
If any of you folks are eating fish caught in the Pacific Ocean, don’t do it anymore. Because that’s over, I think we got Yoichi on the line now I hear noise. Are you there Yoichi?
Yoichi Shimatsu: Yeah we are back online, got cut off there for a second in Hong Kong.
Jeff Rense: Alright, now the idea, lets talk first about fish, and the Japan fisheries.
65% of the fish is showing Cesium now, this is a catastrophe, this is really the end of the Japan fishing industry. Now that’s, of course the authorities are saying over here, well if it’s in the Western Pacific probably not a good idea, but don’t worry about fish caught over in the Eastern Pacific. You want to tell them what’s wrong with that stupid statement?
Yoichi Shimatsu: Well the problem is that we are not just talking about bottom dwellers the currents drift over, in of shore Japan this is where a lot of plankton is spawned. So therefore this is the main feed stock and also this is where young squid, fish are all borne so basically we are seeing this is the stuff that salmon, Pacific salmon feed on, major fish for Northern Pacific. All the sea mammals, you know everything that.. Halibut, you name the fish.
Everything that we have in our diet is basically feeding in this food chain that begins with plankton which is very radioactive right now and increasingly so. The dumping is not stopping, radioactive water is going into the Pacific and they are only reporting once a month, but we know it’s more than that so. And then this fallout from the lower atmosphere when it rains, crossing across the Pacific. So there is fallout all across the Pacific feeding into the fish stock, so the bad situation is that fish is good for you, Omega-3 is in all that but you know a lot of radioactive particles are oil-soluble and so it’s right in there.
The oceans are contaminated and now so is our diet.
Jeff Rense: The Japan fishing industry is pretty well shut, I don’t see how anybody can eat anything over there anymore frankly.
Yoichi Shimatsu: They are trying to go more towards the South Pacific, they are trying to move away go further and further deeper out and so. But I think that strategy is finite because you know Tuna eventually are going to consume highly mobile fish they are eventually going to consume other fish which are part of that same food chain. They move around the Pacific a lot, we saw the state of this Blue Whale surfacing that eats krill that’s from the.. The Blue Whale travel all over the Pacific you know eating krill and..
Jeff Rense: Tell it now, I have a story up that you wrote about the dead Blue Whale in Tokyo Bay. Tell us how that in all likelihood happened.
Yoichi Shimatsu: It’s very odd that what happened, Blue Whales are not like short hugging whales they are not like Gray Whales, so it’s very odd to find something like that inside Tokyo Bay, which is a heavily polluted area and you would not expect a Blue to be there. But basically, obviously this whale that they said was entangled by the propellers of a ship so that is pretty strange.
Blue Whales inhabit waters 100 meters down, they’ll come up to breath, they have very good sonar systems and all that, so they are not going to ram into a ship propeller..
Jeff Rense: That’s ridiculous..
Yoichi Shimatsu: Yeah it’s ridiculous, the stories they come up with,
obviously this was a whale that had consumed a lot of toxic, you know radioactive and chemical toxic krill and plankton in depths of a 100 meters probably off, probably higher up further north somewhere between Bering Strait, Hokkaido. Probably in the
Pacific trench area which we know is highly contaminated, a lot of radiation was concentrated in the Pacific trench you know because the heavier particles will flow down this continental shelf, the shelf of Japan into the trench and
it’s so hot that I talked to you earlier about you know, luminous clouds forming over the trench. This is exactly where the whale would be feeding on plankton and so and when the northern Liman or Oyashio current as it’s called comes down with nutrition rich water it meats the Korushio the warm tropical water and these collision spin of huge eddies of water, these gigantic cyclonic motions that move north worth tearing the krill and plankton up and this is probably what the whale was feeding on. As soon as it gets thick, you know it’s very cold up there so it need these huge amounts of krill just to stay warm and to keep moving it’s a warm blooded animal. And just like you and I if we don’t get enough carbohydrates in our system or oil in our system we are going to run out of energy and get tired very soon.
So it’s going to have breathing problems, muscle problems, stomach problems all kinds you know. Both voluntary, involuntary muscles, so it’s got to come up and head for warmer waters. It’s basically getting poisoned very slowly, it’s respiratory systems are starting to fail, it’s got to move south to warmer waters and generally I think what whales, sea mammals will do when they are a little bit sick, they’ll search out a lagoon. They’re brackish waters where it’s warmer, warmer water, they are little safer from predators and so on and they can get a little bit of rest.
So they are coming down the coast of Japan looking for rest and boom January first there is an earthquake of Izu Islands and what will the whale do, he’ll head inland, he’ll head towards land, he’s going to get away from this possibly because there are live volcanoes out there in Izu Islands, he’s going to head away from that and he’s going to go into Tokyo Bay and there Tokyo Bay have all these incinerator ash you know millions of…
Jeff Rense: Countless tons yeah.
Yoichi Shimatsu: Yes, leaching into the waters of the bay, anyone that gets near that bay like that Fujishige announcer is getting sick and so the whale is going to get knocked out. And timing is just about right you know.
About 9 – 10 days after this event, this earthquake that rattled the Fukushima plant he hid inside Tokyo Bay instead..
Jeff Rense: I have a question, are the Japan “experts”. Is the Japanese government completely insane? Are they completely out of their minds?
Dumping 100.000s tons of this burnt radioactive ash that is highly, highly deadly into Tokyo Bay. What the hell is wrong with these people?
Yoichi Shimatsu: Well what it is, is that this is like standard procedures. Tokyo Bay is been getting staidly smaller for the last 200 years. You know most about a third of Tokyo is built on landfill...
Jeff Rense: I understand..
Yoichi Shimatsu: So therefore this is just standard operation procedures, they just dump the..
Jeff Rense: Yeah but this is radioactive standard operating procedures, it’s different..
Yoichi Shimatsu: Yeah but these are bureaucrats they have these sort of you know government approval to dump there so it will take them forever to change the rules, so they just do what they normally do. This is just, you know this walking in lockstep right over the edge.
Jeff Rense: They are, right over the edge, now lets we have not even talked about the complete madness of burning all of these,
100s of 1000s of tons radioactive burnable debris, including dirt by the way. They are burning even soil in these incinerators, this is just madness..
Yoichi Shimatsu: Yeah, you know now the. Yeah I mean this is total madness, now the latest events that started, I mean I have said before this Fukushima event is in the Pandora’s Box of science, strange weird science. All of it can be explained you know, it’s based on scientific principles and we got a very, very strange event in the same timeframe that goes back to the most recent radioactive releases from Fukushima, which haven’t been reported officially by TEPCO or the government.
And that is a reading on the morning of the 13th, January 13th in the Southwest coast of Australia. Of an 8th fold increase in radiation levels to 0.8 millisieverts. This is the normal levels are 0.1 millisieverts it skyrocketed up to 8 points on the night of the swell. And this is really an anomaly because Australia is on the other side of the planet. It’s on the Southern Hemisphere you know, down under and there is an Equator in between and as you know, because of the earths rotation dust is moving from the West to the East it’s just you know it’s going from Japan to North America and it takes a while to get down to Australia. Took about a month after the, more like 6 weeks after the fist Fukushima blasts before some radiation would show up in Australia, a very tiny amount because of the dispersal in the air and it will be a very slow build up and then a gradual decline.
But a sudden spike is nearly inexplicable except for one factor which you know I have, I have done a lot of research in this in the past in 1995 the ? ? ? was down in Kalgoorlie which is in Western Australia near Perth, where they were conducting experiments in ground currents and ground electricity. Ground charge, and they where observing atmospheric events on the ?Gindely? test range. And this is where the, I think people have heard of the HAARP system before, High Altitude Auroral Research Project..
Jeff Rense: Oh you bet this audience is well familiar with it, yes, yes.
Yoichi Shimatsu: Yeah, well basically the other end of HAARP is Australia, this is where, I was sent photos back in 1995 by credible people, we are talking about certified geologists and other scientists, of
incredible light phenomena in the sky. Some of them looking like
straight lines of light, like lightning coming straight down but staying in the sky. Others, there was one of a Cross in the sky, all these light events. And then there was a blast also of a
Nuclear Sized Blast inside of a gold mine which was inexplicable they taught it was hit by a Nuclear Bomb. In fact it was caused by an Electromagnetic pulse, OK. So this has to do with the whole HAARP system which have been going for quite a while, and basically what we are seeing is…
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