[News] Japanese Meltdown

We watched a bit of the American news channels over in Turkey, I can't believe you guys put up with that crap. As it happens, my brother is now the primary anchor for the BBC in Japan so I'm being kept fairly up to date...

To be honest, I'm half expecting a giant dinosaur to emerge from the sea and start ravaging Tokyo at this point. I don't think this is going to end up in a massive mushroom cloud and there'll probably be nothing dramatic happen at all with regards to the reactor. Whilst the Japs have been a bit backward in coming forward about their nuclear issues in the past, the number of nuclear experts from around the world rushing to help out is ridiculous. I think the main long term issue after the clean up from the tsunami will turn out to be the insurance companies across Europe getting fucked and everyone's insurance premiums going up as a result.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Since when is turbine pronounced "Turban"?

Also, it's weird how CNN pick science experts who don't seem to know much about science. Our news seems to be a lot more fact and a loss less conjecture, or at least that's how it comes across. Maybe the BBC are just better at hiding when they don't understand things?

There's nowhere I can't reach.