Comments by "zjeee" (@zjeee) on "Al Jazeera English" channel.

@edward3190 On the same page they also clearly stated that the effects on the environment and people will be negligible.
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@ddzhou3630 Again, it's the Japanese government not the Japanese people. I do know you don't like Japanese people but let's try to keep it civil, thanks. You could also say Japan did X/Y/Z. They called the scientists and experts of the IAEA, the experts from IAEA and 11 nations have gone to Japan to Check. Everyone says it's safe so why wouldn't the government trust the scientists?
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Why do you care, you chased out all religious minorities from your countries because they were "infidels" now you want us to care about how other people treat you? Forget about it.
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We can live without any nation in this world.
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@4061earthabcdesong I thought the girl in the video was Norwegian, she's not a real expert you say?
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@yvonnemohenry Tritium is the number one priority for experts, scientists and the IAEA to check because that is the harmful element to watch out for. The IAEA are on site 24/7 monitoring the release. If the top experts and scientists in the world cannot find anything else in the water then nobody can.
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Yep, that's the people aligned to the Palestinians and people supporting Palestine also likes the Taliban. And you wonder why the west will not take the side of Palestine when they themselves and their supporters align themselves with the Taliban ^_^. Good luck.
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@thisisprogress6817 Ukraine is around position 40-50 in the world if ranked by military spending Russia is what? top 5? Russia should have been able to run circles around Ukraine within 2 weeks yet they are taking months to take a few KM of territory.
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There was a Japanese PM that drank the water in 2011 to prove it's safe.
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Well you know the Quran specifically single you out as an infidel though right? The basis of the faith does not respect you so I applaud you for being the better man defending the faith that does not respect you.
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Well you nailed it, we are all unbelievers to you so why should we respect the faith that calls us infidels? You don't respect me so why should I care you cry when I don't respect you back. Your god is "almighty" yet he cannot handle burning a few pieces of paper.
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lol the ICC make an arrest warrant? That means they will have to do it for every nation that releases nuclear wastewater into the ocean which is every single nation that has an operating nuclear powerplant. The ICC will be very busy arresting half the world's leaders lol.
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Paludan has been burning Qurans for years
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@joshmirr7366 If they can beat 6 nations joining forces against them they can take some random cave dwellers out, I wouldn't worry about that.
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Disregarding their neighbours that already let tritium out into the ocean from their nuclear powerplants. I mean what would the S. Korean government say, hey I know we let out twice as much Tritium as you have in Fukushima from our own Nuclear powerplant but this is not acceptable, only we are allowed to do it. Also as far as I know only the governments of Russia and China have made official statements condemning the action so far. Australian and Korean governments as an example have said they support the Japanese government's decision. Politically it seems it's mostly China relations that will suffer but those were not that great to begin with, the biggest disaster is the reputation of the Japanese fishing industry, people will be very unwilling to consume Japanese seafood, no matter if it's safe or not for sometime. It's going to hurt the fishing industry severely.
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That is 12 so far, still 1200 left accused of being Hamas members then another 6000 of having close family members being Hamas members. It will be a looong investigation. The whole organization is compromised,.
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@PlaYer-sn5or I am sorry to disappoint you but there was already a Japanese PM that drank it 2011 to prove it's safe and he is still alive. I know this makes you sad but it's true. Yasuhiro Sonoda is his name.
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Okay guy with Chinese name, Uighurs? Yeah look at that you have something in common with the US and Europe.
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@staffanlundberg Good for you, perhaps your country can step up and fill the gap left by the 17 other states leaving. Also why was your country not the largest contributor before the scandal? Sounds like you guys were cheapskates.
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@stephend7002 Yeah I can read, I read the Korean government's official statement on the issue. They supported the release. Why should I drink the water, just because I find it misleading when you make false claims countries are against it when their official government bodies make statements that they support it? So anyone pointing out misleading claims have to drink the water? I see you like logic.
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It's not a scientific issue, it's a political issue. Even if the guy agrees 100% with the scientific findings and the IAEA he is not going to support it simply because that is the stance of his government and he needs to toe the line.
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What, you mean releasing Tritium into the ocean like they are already doing? Nah surely they would not do what they are already are doing, that makes no sense.
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They don't have an emperor anymore, welcome to the 21st century.
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Yep there is currently 3g of Tritium in the Fukushima wastewater that's going to be released into the pacific ocean over a span of 30 years. There is currently already 8400g of Tritium in the pacific ocean because the nations around the ocean have been dumping their nuclear wastewater in the ocean for as long as they've had Nuclear powerplants. Tritium has a half-life of 12.33 years so it will eventually disappear. I know it sounds bad but 3g over 30 years when there is already 8400g there, it won't make a big difference.
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They won't they are not interested to help, they talk a lot but actually giving money? Bro you are asking too much of them.
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@meeraaldary8439 It's a good thing Israel is preventing AIDS, nobody likes that disease.
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Why is it up to Europe to solve the climate change crisis, the biggest polluters are the US, China and India? Europe is already doing more than enough to combat climate change in comparison to the rest of the world.
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Better to share it, happiness for more people.
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