Wednesday, April 13, 2011

The Heaviest Video of the Tsunami You'll Ever See



Watch it. The Japanese people on the hill video taping this are saying things like, "Here comes the tsunami. Look at those cars! Look at those houses!" "I can't believe it!"


You won't believe it either. At first these people are interested, almost jovial, but as the scope of the disaster comes upon them, they begin to grasp it and start to cry in horror. It is quickly apparent to these folks that this is not a jovial - nor pleasant - experience as their homes and lives are destroyed right in front of their eyes.


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UPDATE: What happened to this place and the people after this 
tsunami? see here: Ishinomaki - Black Water: 



Those poor people!

25 comments:

  1. A reminder of just who's in control and how much we take for granted .

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  2. Horrible can you imagine seeing this in your neighborhood?

    Well try......Pray and meditate for these people

    It could have been you

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  3. Who in the hell are those people driving the cars and trucks, especially the truck entering the Tsunami from the right and the car entering the tunnel? I thought that the Japanese people understood Tsunamis better than anyone in the world?

    It is frustrating to watch this and feel so helpless for them. :(

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  4. I lived thru Katrina but this is absolutely amassing ,stunning

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  5. It should have been DC.

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  6. Yeah, Global Warmist Cult people... Do you still think nature feels threatened by mankind? Ha!

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  7. ...and He giveth life...and He taketh away...

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  8. So sad, soo horrifying,I wud never wish that upon my worst enemy,, babies, children, parents.. families just washed away.. Its amazing what happens on this earth.. just amazing..brings tears to my eyes.. absolute torture.such sadness..

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  10. I am 71 yrs old and until 5 years ago had never heard of a Tsumani.Most earthquakes were inland. This is how tv has made our world smaller...now I have seen live pictures of one.
    I live in tornado country. Even when the damage is devastating (Alabama) we have warning and often lives are saved. I liked the comment about the Global Warming Cult. LA

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  11. GOD BE WITH ALL THOSE PEOPLE.

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  12. Something that we can never predict?
    Is Mother Nature taking us backward?
    Have we gone too far toward forward?
    Without a Warning? Without a sign?
    Can we do something about it? We can
    What can we do? Believed in our God
    What way to survive the survivers? Resettled and settled, patiently and confidently.
    Taking the Best to share with people that able to retrive our existing, rebuild the future in a friendly campatibility way,
    God build a world without bounty, Help eachother! Save our World...

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  13. if you dont think hell exists..that video proves it does..

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  14. That vid. had me on the edge of my chair...The end of the vid when the people were being washed away..Into the river of rubble...how the hell can one even try to swim with that mutch wood and debris floating around...I feel if u were one of those unlucky ones , even if u could swim...you would be crushed for sure.That video made me feel sad as hell.

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  15. It took my breath away. How extraordinarily sad.

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  16. This is horrible to watch...apparently the one videotaping don't have the slightest fear. I couldn't believe this. It took my breath away....this is just so sad. My prayers are with those people for sure.Just absolutely devastating!

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  17. Just a terrible thing. So many lives taken away without reason. And now, Tornadoes in Missouri with many more lives taken away. It just seems like we are losing ground, taken away by Mother Nature. Is this a punishment for something? And to think that our own Government spends millions of our tax payer's dollars overseas, when we should be taking care of our own, right here in the United States. That money could be better spent helping people who go through these diasters. I know the feeling since we went through Katrina.

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  18. The politicians of the world were warned by scientists and experts what would happen to our world if nothing was done to change the way they allow pollution and destruction of the earth to fuel their lust for money at any cost.Even now nothing has changed despite the terrible loss of life this causes. May the Lord have mercy on them all......

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  19. This is horrible and very sad, but my question is that after having a 9.0 earth quake... business is going on as usual and there is no destruction of homes prior to the tsuanami (which followed the earth quake). Look at some of the other videos you will see the same thing and I have yet to see and maybe have missed pictures of what the 9.0 earth quake did. Something is wierd and wonder if more is going on that what we see. Maybe reactor 4???

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  20. So much suffering upon so much hard working people... And why? If God exists, this would be the proof he is a bloody bastard!

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  21. For a moment, I stared at the screen and got lost in those words.

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