Reply With QuoteWhen i first heard about what happened i was told the death count was around 300. A few days ago i find out its above 10,000. just insane. my thoughts and prayers are with everyone involved.
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It just boggles the mind all this news coming out post tsunami and now with the reactors. We are seeing brave people, and we are seeing how a different society takes to these problems. Should be interesting what we learn from all of this and I know they have my prayers. If any society has proven they can bounce back from something like this it has to be the Japanese.
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When i first heard about what happened i was told the death count was around 300. A few days ago i find out its above 10,000. just insane. my thoughts and prayers are with everyone involved.
Very sad about Japan almost everything that could of went wrong did.. hopefully they can contain the nucleur leakage and get everything the survivors need. I heard around over 20 countries are helping which is great to hear. My prayers go out to everyone affected by this.
Odd that there are no people in japan carrying big screen tvs and looting. Must be a local thing.
MJR
It was such a scary time for everyone! My friends even said that the most amazing country in the world could fall apart. I never believed that and now I hope everyone is healthy and safe in Japan.
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