Why was the footage, shot by NHK (Japan Nation Broadcast
station), of the UFO hovering over the Fukushima nuclear power plant never
released to the world public?
Why was there never any footage of the number 4 reactor building explosion released - especially when every TV station in Japan had there cameras on it in broad daylight?
Why was there never any footage of the number 4 reactor building explosion released - especially when every TV station in Japan had there cameras on it in broad daylight?
The more I delved into Japanese nuclear disaster, the more I
uncovered. In 1985, thousands of people witnessed a UFO hovering over the
crippled Chernobyl reactor. Witnesses reported a crimson beam shone from the UFO over the
damaged reactor – subsequently the radiation level dropped by 80% preventing a
nuclear explosion and saving Europe from nuclear catastrophe.
These events sound like the setting from Doctor Who or Star
Trek. Believe it or not, there actually was a UFO caught on film by NHK, but it was only broadcast
on one German media station. In
the weeks leading up to the earthquake there were numerous reports of UFOs over
Fukushima, as were there before the earthquakes in Haiti, Chile, NZ and Indonesia. And just out
interest Fukushima hosts a UFO museum, which was established after sightings of
a UFO on Mt. Sengamori in the early 1970s – the mountain is known as Japan’s
Roswell.
Living just 100 kilometers from Fukushima, I witness the
cover-ups and the outright lies the Japanese government and the power company
propagated to the world. I evacuated straight after the first reactor exploded.
I was expecting a mass exodus, but people simply said that the government had
reassured them that there was nothing to worry about. I tried to explain to
them that the government may say that now, but in a year they will probably say – Whoops!
We made a mistake and there was a greater release of radiation than we thought.
Well, have a guess what happened? Yes – Whoops!
As a Scifi writer I knew it was my responsibility to write about
what happened in Japan and the still ongoing situation. So the UFO sightings gave me a base from
where to start, but I needed more. I needed to show what the people had really
gone through. Just weeks after the disaster, I was involved in supply runs to a town that was hit by the tsunami.
When I arrive at the town of Otsuchi it looked like the aftermath of Hiroshima – the town had been virtually erased off the face of the earth. But the people shone like beckons of
hope. Even though they had lost everything, they hadn’t lost their dignity or
courteousness. After we unloaded the supplies, my wife spontaneously began to
sing – everybody stood in awe as her angelic voice rafted through the muddy
broken house. When my wife finished a woman went over and hugged her – tears
spilled from the woman’s eyes as she sobbed her gratitude. Another day, I went
to interview a fisherman who was living in temporary housing. As soon as I
arrived his wife put whatever food they had on the table. I tried to explain I
was the relief worker but she just laughed it off. When I left I asked if they needed anything. They said they didn’t have toaster. I said that I’d see what I
could do.
I met people from all walks of life, fishermen, housewives,
school kids, surfers, politicians, shop owners and the elderly. I listened to
their tales of tragedy, survival, loss as well as heroism, hope, gratitude,
love and their determination. How they’d prevailed against overwhelming odds.
I write about crazy characters and heroes, but the real heroes
I found were in the town of Otsuchi and that's where Fukushima, the Secret, a Scifi story based on fact and real people
is placed.
Before I left Otsuchi I went back to the fisherman and presented
him with a toaster. His gleam of gratitude showed me that us human are special in the universe.
Peace and happiness to all in the cosmos.
Peace and happiness to all in the cosmos.
