自民議員、韓国から強制帰国に

バカめ、ワイロ自民が震災復興妨害！！

原発事故責任は制御不能なオンボロ原発を作りまくり、何らの事故対策を打たなかったワイロ自民の責任だ

これは

何人も否定しがたい明白な事実だ

悪党どもの巣窟は、九州暴力団の頭目といえる漢字も読めないチョン系バカ麻生などがたむろする汚職ワイロ国賊デマ飛ばしの糞自民っだあぁ〜〜！！！

震災復興妨害政党はワイロ徴収を党是とする贈収賄自民とインチキ宗教をバックとする創価公明に決まっている

インチキ宗教国賊バカ創価公明の協力なしでは、政党として生きていけない利権ワイロ専門の世襲悪徳バカ自民は、創価公明の言いなりになり下がっている国賊の巣だにや〜

利権ワイロ専門の世襲悪徳バカ自民は、国民に役立つ政策が皆無の、税金泥棒政党だ、すぐに解党だ！！

国会審議もせず、サボタージュばっかのワイロ自民は歳費を返上せよ

戦後、ワイロ自民党は一貫して、ワイロ至上主義を徹底した。

古くは造船疑獄、近年では防衛疑獄等、首尾一貫している、立派な税金泥棒政党だ

オツム空っぽのＩＱ30というお粗末なオツムのバカなお前には、以下のような事は理解できんダろう 　　 どうだ！！

わし設問に、真正面から答えてみよ、黒んぼでも、英語くらい

はしゃべれるんだ

Design Flaw Fueled Nuclear Disaster

TOKYO;Some senior engineers at Tokyo Electric Power Co. knew for years that five of its nuclear reactors in Fukushima prefecture had a potentially dangerous design flaw, but the company didn't fully upgrade them, dooming them to failure when the earthquake hit, a Wall Street Journal examination of the disaster shows.

The company used two different designs for safeguarding its 10 reactors in Fukushima. When the devastating quake struck on March 11, the five reactors with the newer design withstood the resulting 45-foot tsunami without their vital cooling systems failing. Those reactors shut down safely.

But the cooling systems failed at four reactors with the older design. Backup diesel generators and electrical-switching equipment were swamped by seawater. As a result, fuel melted down at three reactors and there were explosions at several reactor buildings, culminating in the largest release of radiation since Chernobyl.

The tsunami exposed an Achilles heel in the design of some of the plants: the questionable placement of a single kitchen-table-size electric-switching station. At newer plants, the station was in a robust building that also housed the reactor. In others, it stood in a poorly protected outbuilding;a relic of the original design. When the tsunami hit, those switches were knocked out, rendering operating generators useless.

This article is based on interviews with a dozen current and former senior Tokyo Electric Power engineers, including several who were intimately involved when the fateful design decisions were made in the 1970s. Some of them say the company, known as Tepco, had opportunities over the decades to retrofit the oldest reactors. They blame a combination of complacency, cost-cutting pressures and lax regulation for the failure to do so