"We have a very very serious problem. Nobody apparently believes it to be so, but my guess is that the folks at the highest levels of our world governments are preparing for the societal breakdown once this 'cat' gets out of the proverbial bag. 20 years? Who knows? But one thing is clear: As the Pacific Ocean dies, so do the rest of the world's oceans in time. The onslaught of the radiation is never ending in human lifespans."

Since we last published an update on Fukushima death in the Pacific Ocean back on August 26th, we continue to run across heart-breaking reports of what's happening to animals, birds and ocean life all across the Pacific. Through stories such as: "Skyrocketing Deaths On The West Coast" from ENENews, "Fukushima: The End of Mankind?" - the story quoted above from Dennis Simino at Veterans Truth Network and "Animals Delirious, Disoriented Up And DownWest Coast," also from ENENews, we see that things are not getting better and in fact, according to many, our own problems have only just begun. To quote one Canadian Parliament Minister on Fukushima, 'an invisible blanket of death covers everything'.