The Japanese government will release treated Fukushima nuclear power plant water into the sea.

Now, the International Atomic Energy Agency says there will be no negative impact on humans

or the environment. The government says, hey, the process meets international standards.

It's been endorsed by the International Atomic Energy Agency, the IAA, releasing into the ocean

is done elsewhere. It's not something new. There's no scandal here. The release is not even

likely to begin for at least two years, and it'll take decades to release all that stuff, so

don't even worry about it. Okay, stop your belly aching. In other news, have you seen the

documentary, The Toxic Pigs of Fukushima? No, I don't know. I don't know why it made me think

of seeing the movie on the toxic pigs of Fukushima. Anyway, that's just a thought. Welcome,

welcome to chewing the fat. In other news, a truck carrying highly radioactive materials has

been stolen by armed criminals in central Mexico. Don't worry about it. The Mexican government

is now warning that anybody who comes in close contact with its deadly payload could be risking

their lives. The individuals got away with an industrial inspection equipment truck during an

armed heist on Sunday. It's a highly unusual bounty for any hijacker. Is it? It's still unclear

why they targeted the truck in question. I don't know. It's really weird. Now authorities have

said the ingredients, you know, they could be used for a dirty bomb. That's it, though.

Yeah, and I'm sure that the people who have hijacked the truck and the ingredients and the

contents are really concerned that contact with the contents of the truck could be fatal. Yeah,

you know, in case of making direct contact with the source over a course of hours or days,

it would prove fatal. And, you know, just even being 30 meters away. I don't know how far

meters are away, but it couldn't cause radiation poisoning, according to the commission.

But we're still unclear why they took that truck. Yeah, it's an unusual target, isn't it? Yeah,

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