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Rally-Speakout: Stop Restarting Nuclear Plants & Defend The People of Fukushima

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Date:
Tuesday, September 11, 2018
Time:
3:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Event Type:
Protest
Organizer/Author:
No Nukes Action
Location Details:
Japanese Consulate
275 Battery St near California St.
San Francisco

9/11 Rally-Learn From Fukushima-Stop Restarting Nuclear Plants & Defend The Fukushima Children and Families
Tuesday September 11, 2018 3:00 PM
Japanese Consulate
275 Battery St near California St.
San Francisco

The recent typhoons and earthquake in Hokaido are further evidence of the great danger of the danger of more Fukushima type meltdowns. The Abe government continues to push to re-open dozens of old nuclear plants. If the Hokaido plant had been re-opened there could have been another meltdown because of the nearly 7 point earthquake. The growing number of typhoons and earthquakes as a result of global warming are a warning that we must immediately close all nuclear plants not only in Japan but throughout the world.

The Abe government also claims that the site has been “decontaminated” but the melted nuclear rods have not been removed from the reactor container and there are thousands of tanks filled with radioactive water. They want to release the radioactive water with tritium despite the deadly dangers and Japanese fisherman are opposing this criminal plan that would threaten the Pacific Ocean and spread to all countries on the Pacific rim as well as all life in the oceans.
The government is also seeking to remove article 9 in the constitution which prohibits offensive war and is arresting and threatening anti-nuclear activists including last month at the commemoration of Nagasaki and the Hiroshima nuclear bombings by the United States.
There will be report on new developments and the international fight against nuclear power and radiation. Also on the growing push for further militarization.

Date :Tuesday September 11, 2018 3:00 PM
Place : The front of SF Japanese Consulate
275 Battery Street, SF 3-4 blocks from the BART Embarcadero station
Initiated by No Nukes Action

Former worker’s book: TEPCO unfit to operate nuclear plants
http://www.asahi.com/ajw/articles/AJ201808270044.html
By KOJI ATSUMI/ Staff Writer

Stop Abe Government Repression
The August 6th Hiroshima Action by the Evacuees from Fukushima Nuclear Disaster on the 73rd Anniversary of U.S. Atomic Bombing and the Police Unlawful Oppression against us
https://youtu.be/qEGCOc46US4


Appeal from Japanese Anti-nuclear Activist Etsuji Watanabe: The Japanese Government Is Lying to the International Community- the Radiological Situation in and around Fukushima is NOT Safe

https://www.nirs.org/japanese-government-lying-international-community-radiological-situation-around-fukushima-not-safe/

November 29, 2017

November 29, 2017
Nov.29 2017 Revised (Oct.12 2017)
Added to the calendar on Sun, Sep 9, 2018 10:32PM
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The Abe government wants to dump thousands of tons of radioactive water with tritium into the Pacific Ocean threatening the people of Japan and the Pacific rim.
§Abe And Trump Want More Nuclear Power and Weapons
by No Nukes Action
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The Abe government wants to militarize Japan and continue nuclear power. They are supported by the Trump government which is selling billions of dollars of military weapons and equipment.
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