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made by TEPCO … the U.S. Navy was lulled into a false sense
of security,” the complaint states.
In the lawsuit, the plaintiffs express the same worries and concerns
that many felt regarding the Japanese authorities, that they were not being
honest about the risks:
The plaintiffs claim the government deliberately misled
them: “the Japanese government kept representing that there was
no danger of radiation contamination to the U.S.S. Reagan …
and/or its crew, that ‘everything is under control,’ ‘all is OK, you
can trust us,’ and there is ‘no immediate danger’ or threat to
human life, all the while lying through their teeth about the
reactor meltdowns at FNPP.
This is a situation that we’ll be keeping a close eye on. Unfortunately,
the fallout (no pun intended) from Fukushima radiation is very wide,
affecting many people who were exposed directly on the Japanese
mainland or nearby (as in this case) or through broad contamination of the
food chain. Ultimately, history’s final verdict on the full extent of
Fukushima’s damage may be rendered in a court of law.
To read about the exposure of the U.S.S. Ronald Reagan to the
radioactive plume from Fukushima, please read: http://abcnews.go.com/
International/uss-carrier-ronald-reagan-moved-detecting-radioactiveplume/story?id=13129409#.UNzUJ6yH-So
To learn more about the lawsuit recently filed against TEPCO by U.S.
Navy crew members, please go to.
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