After Japan's sewage discharge, the United States stabbed twice, and the situation in South Korea was chaotic.
On August 24, 2023, the world's oceans suffered an unprecedented catastrophe, and Japan paid a terrible price for it. The day after Japan announced its nuclear discharge, it was hit by heavy rains, ** and typhoons.
Does all this live up to the old saying: "People are doing, the sky is watching"?
Perhaps, this is the severe punishment of nature for their behavior. Japan's wanton discharge of "nuclear wastewater" is a serious violation of morality. Their behavior not only poses a threat to the ecological environment of their country and the health and safety of their people, but also has a huge negative impact on people and countries around the world.
After Japan's discharge of "nuclear wastewater", many countries around the world have suspended the import and sale of products from Japan's fishery industry, which has had a huge impact on Japan's fishery industry.
With the decline of seafood restaurants and markets** in mainland Japan, seafood production is also rapidly decreasing. This phenomenon has even spread to our country, and it is undoubtedly a disaster for fishermen in coastal areas.
Last night, I saw on the online platform that my coastal fishermen were selling seafood products, but no one cared about them, and I was even insulted on the Internet.
Some of the statements are very inappropriate, and they are all the consequences of Japan, so why should people all over the world be held responsible for this? And, those who curse, have you ever wondered why fishermen should eat this seafood if it is really nuclear-contaminated?
The seafood industry is their livelihood, and the Japanese discharge sewage into the Pacific Ocean, without thinking about the economy and people of their own country.
They have disregarded the economic development of the country and the safety of the people, let alone the safety of the people around the world. Such self-serving behaviour is a grave violation of international moral law and the right of peoples to health and the right to green of the marine environment.
Japan's discharge of the sea has deprived our fishermen of their only livelihood**, which is the so-called "relying on the mountains to eat the mountains, relying on the sea to eat the sea".
When we saw our fishermen being subjected to groundless accusations, our hearts were filled with helplessness and indignation. This catastrophe is clearly not our fault, so why should the people of the world be put on the brink of this?
The U.S. is clearly supportive of Japan's decision to drain the sea, so do you know why the U.S. supports Japan's move?
Some people may question how Japan could have received the support of the United States if it were not for the planning of the United States. Although the sewage discharged into the sea will go to other countries, they are not concerned about it.
The United States** has long stockpiled a large amount of mineral water in the country and gradually withdrew from the Japanese industrial chain. After completing these preparations, the United States still said it would support Japan.
The United States** and Japan said that the nuclear sewage has been purified and is harmless to humans. At the same time, our diplomats have made it clear that if anyone claims that the nuclear sewage is harmless, then they should be allowed to drink it themselves, and no one will compete for this opportunity.
If Chinese diplomats don't think there's anything wrong with the contaminated water, they should let them drink it themselves to prove that it's safe.
There was once a Japanese prime minister who drank this water and disappeared for four years, and his fate is still uncertain. However, the current prime minister of Japan said that the nuclear sewage can be used by humans, but when the reporter asked him to drink a sip of the treated nuclear sewage in an interview, he refused.
Why is that? Does his decision illustrate his concern about the contaminated water?
He has even tried to clear his country's water of the nuclear wastewater, and the United States has been gradually withdrawing from Japan in recent years, away from all Japanese-made products, including aquaculture and marine-related industries.
It is unbelievable that they are still pretending to support Japan, and that Japan is naïve enough to think that the United States is on its side!
Although the United States has taken sufficient precautions against Japan's discharge of nuclear sewage into the sea, the United States will also be slightly affected by the relevant sea areas if Japan discharges it. Although the United States will be affected, it will not be affected much, after all, the United States** has stockpiled pure water for its citizens and food that has gradually faded out of the Japanese market.
It is rumored that the United States and Japan may be planning to curb China's development by discharging sewage. Although the exact method is not clear, "nuclear wastewater" is mentioned as a possible option.
Japan's actions will undoubtedly have a huge impact on South Korea and Japan, which rely on seafood. After learning of this news, South Korea** resolutely opposed Japan's move. Now, the seafood industry in South Korea is in trouble, and many companies are going bankrupt and going bankrupt.
Japan's recent discharge of "nuclear wastewater" has sparked global attention. However, this action seems to have brought about the effects of natural disasters. Not only did there be heavy rainfall, bad weather such as typhoons, but it also caused "nuclear wastewater" to be poured back into Japan, causing people to pay attention to the problem of nuclear contamination again.
These phenomena make people wonder if this is nature's "retribution" for Japan's discharge of nuclear wastewater. Both humans and nature must respect and protect the environment so as not to bring irreversible consequences to themselves.
Good deeds will be rewarded, and deeds will be punished. Sometimes, we may feel that retribution has not yet arrived, but in fact, the time has not yet come. Therefore, we should do more good deeds in our daily lives in order to reap more good rewards.