03-17-2011, 05:31 PM
Fire away. What they're doing, IMHO, is about as effective as one drop of water
on a campfire. You can plainly see the majority of the water vapor is
blowing away. I said days ago why not bring in cranes with 4" water
lines a flood the building as much as possible. Sorry but I'm getting a bit
like the people of Japan and the PM, they quoted him yesterday as asking
the power company, "what the h@ll is going on". These buildings aren't
that tall, clear a path or bring in something by sea, hook up some frickin'
arse pumps and start pumping. Before it's over with I hate to say it but
someone is going to have to step up to the plate and sacrifice safety like
they in Chernobyl and start taking chances and get some real cooling going on
or all h@ll is going break lose. I know the next is going to be, "why don't you go
do it then?" Well if I were there and capable and it meant having to do it
for the safety of my family's future then yes I'd do it. It will soon have been
a week and it doesn't appear to me that much progress is being other than
they're running new power lines to the plant and they said it may be days
before that's finished.
on a campfire. You can plainly see the majority of the water vapor is
blowing away. I said days ago why not bring in cranes with 4" water
lines a flood the building as much as possible. Sorry but I'm getting a bit
like the people of Japan and the PM, they quoted him yesterday as asking
the power company, "what the h@ll is going on". These buildings aren't
that tall, clear a path or bring in something by sea, hook up some frickin'
arse pumps and start pumping. Before it's over with I hate to say it but
someone is going to have to step up to the plate and sacrifice safety like
they in Chernobyl and start taking chances and get some real cooling going on
or all h@ll is going break lose. I know the next is going to be, "why don't you go
do it then?" Well if I were there and capable and it meant having to do it
for the safety of my family's future then yes I'd do it. It will soon have been
a week and it doesn't appear to me that much progress is being other than
they're running new power lines to the plant and they said it may be days
before that's finished.