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Sakae Muto, a Tokyo Electric vice-president, said the traces of plutonium-238, 239 and 240 were in keeping with levels found in Japan in the past due to particl
by Rhapso 16y ago
Sakae Muto, a Tokyo Electric vice-president, said the traces of plutonium-238, 239 and 240 were in keeping with levels found in Japan in the past due to particles in the atmosphere from nuclear testing abroad.
"I apologize for making people worried," Muto said.
At the bottom of the article, it even admits that there is nothing to worry about, after spending the rest of the page inciting panic. This is journalism?
- jameskilton 16y agoThis is modern journalism, and the logical by-product of 24-hour news. When there's no actual news to report, everything becomes news, gets jumped on and beaten to death.
- hollerith 16y agoYes. Who upvotes crap like this?
- PatrickTulskie 16y agoI so which I had enough karma to downvote crap like this.
- weaksauce 16y agoThere is no karma limit to be able to downvote articles but you can flag it if you want though and if it gets flagged enough it will be killed. The only karma limit is to be able to downvote comments and I think that's around 200 or so; maybe more now.
- bmnbug 16y agoMaybe it is people who only read the headlines before choosing to vote and/or read the article.
- r00fus 16y agoModern mainstream news-media is info-terrorism. Repeatedly showing videos of the 9/11 attack or the tsunami as it wipes out homes over and over again every hour is not enlightening nor does it spew anything but fear.