Here is a quote from the MIT website:
Josef is the author of the essay “Why I’m not worried about Japan’s nuclear reactors”. It was an email he sent to his family in Japan. When his cousin posted it on his blog, it went viral.
Josef is working hard with a team from MIT to provide an appropriate response to the interest the post has generated. The original blog will be migrated to an MIT site, managed by a team of experts from MIT's Department of Nuclear Science and Engineering. The link will be posted here when it becomes available.
Josef is not a nuclear scientist or engineer. He is a mechanical engineer by training, working on product development processes with MIT's Lean Advancement Initiative and the MIT-KFUPM Center for Clean Water and Energy.
Please direct all media inquiries to MIT's News Office.
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After things started to go "pear-shaped" (i.e. the containment vessel failed), the MIT NSE blog started to get a lot of negative feedback, directed particularly at Oehmen. They responded by DELETING all of the comments and disabling them.
Wow - so they are quite happy to allow comments as things are unfolding according to their view, but as soon as the situation changes they prevent any feedback / discussion.
Josef Oehmen is the dictionary definition of hubris.
That's astro-surfing backfiring.
For this piece of astroturfing see:
The Strange Case of Josef Oehmen
http://geniusnow.com/2011/03/15/the-strange-case-of-josef-oehmen/
original link for
"The Strange Case of Josef Oehmen"
is down.
Here is a new one:
http://www.moonofalabama.org/2011/03/nuclear-lobby-astroturfing.html
Read about Oehmen here -- he's a sad example of a human being.
http://www.consciousbeingalliance.com/2011/03/japans-catastrophic-nuclear-power-cover-up/
NUCLEAR APOCALYPSE IN JAPAN
LIFTING THE VEIL OF NUCLEAR CATASTROPHE AND COVER-UP
A Doomsday Scenario Unfolds With Characteristic Foolishness
18 March 2011
keith harmon snow
ConsciousBeingAlliance.com
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