@ selected e-mail recipients (involved authorities)

Very honored ladies and gentlemen,

it is highest thinkable time to evacuate as many people as possible far from the current center of atom-catastrophe.
Every civil and military capacity should be taken, airplanes should be used for short or middle distance flights, no long distance flights because of the waste of capacitances. Airplanes and vehicles optimized for goods transport should be used, too, as far as ever possible.
To keep the traffic floating a strict management is necessary, among others to sort damaged vehicles out.

Every single saved human life is a gain, the fear of hysterics reactions by bulks if informing truthfully about the real danger can paralyze reasonable deliverance.

Unemotional catastrophe-formula:
Catastrophe x slow and/or minimum of well-informed and unprejudiced help = maximum of dead and suffering man.
Catastrophe x fast and maximum of well-informed and unprejudiced help = as few dead or suffering man as possible.

with kind regards 

Elmar Kirchhoff

2nd e-mail, same recipients:

Additional remark: The most efficient vehicles for mass-transports are t r a i n s, including those optimized for goods transport, managed under the conditions of state of emergency.

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Subject:	PROPOSALS in relation to possible ! core meltdown !in Japan
Date:	Fri, 11 Mar 2011 20:02:11 +0100
From:	Elmar Kirchhoff
To:

Dear ladies and gentlemen,

In relation to the danger in tghis night of a possible core meltdown one proposal:
It would be possible within hours to open a server or "cloud" with the relevant information of the possible core meltdown and the cooling system problems to open the possibility that scientists and specific engineers can take a look and maybe can post ideas to solve the problems.
In Germany there is an adage: 4 eyes do see more than 2.
I beliefe it could be done fast, must not hinder the local basic team and would not be chained with risks.
The text below says the same in German.

Thanks for attention

Elmar Kirchhoff

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Subject:	Fwd: Fwd: An Diplomatischen NOTDIENST; hier: drohende (!) Kernschmelze (!) in Japan
Date:	Fri, 11 Mar 2011 19:48:41 +0100
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Subject:	Fwd: An Diplomatischen NOTDIENST; hier: drohende (!) Kernschmelze (!) in Japan
Date:	Fri, 11 Mar 2011 19:42:34 +0100
From:	Elmar Kirchhoff
To:

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Subject:	An Diplomatischen NOTDIENST; hier: drohende (!) Kernschmelze (!) in Japan
Date:	Fri, 11 Mar 2011 19:41:23 +0100
From:	Elmar Kirchhoff
To:

Ausgangslage: Kernschmelze in Japan-A-Reaktor kann noch diese Nacht erfolgen. Druck im Reaktor ist derzeitig im steigen begriffen, Ablassen von Druck wird derzeitig erwogen, Folgeerscheinung radioaktiver Verseuchung nicht unwahrscheinlich. Genaue Ursache mangelnder Kühlkapazität mir unbekannt. (Quelle: ZDF- 19:00 Uhr Nachrichten Vorschlag nach dem Prinzip „vier Augen sehen mehr als zwei“: EDV-Hochladen aller derzeitig relevanten Erkenntnisse und Dokumente in eine mittelmäßig abgesicherte „EDV-Cloud“, so dass weltweit Wissenschaftler, Techniker und spezifische Ingenieure sich ein Bild machen können um evtl. „Geistesblitze“ im Sinne von evtl. Stell-Parametern oder Milderungs-Ideen beisteuern können, ohne die Arbeit des örtlichen Teams zu behindern. Wenige zusätzliche EDV Leute im regionalen Krisenstab in Japan würden ausreichen um die Angelegenheit ohne nenneswerten Zeitverzug zu realisieren. Auch deutsche Kernkraft- und Kühlexperten könnten sich involvieren. Ein Risiko in den nur halbwegs abgesicherten EDV Daten kann ich auf Anhieb nicht erkennen. Mit freundlichem Gruss / with kind regards Elmar Kirchhoff

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