On March 11, 2011, as a result of an earthquake followed by a tsunami, the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant failed. Even as the people of the world were trying to come to grips with the implications, the cover-up had already begun. TEPCO is the company that built and managed the six reactor nuclear facility. In bits and pieces of information that came to light in the following weeks we found out that there were many safety violations by TEPCO that were evidently swept under the carpet by the international nuclear regulatory agency.
Last week it was revealed that the Japanese government knew that the number one reactor had melted down shortly after the crisis began. And now it is coming to light that three of the reactors at the facility experienced total meltdown and there were nuclear explosions. All the while the people of Japan, and indeed the people of the world were being fed a series of lies designed to minimize the situation.
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