Major earthquakr in Japan damages nuclear reactor

Early this year a person claiming to be a time traveller said that an earthquake in Japan would damage a nuclear reactor causing escape of radioactive material. The debunkers made fun of the prediction and said that it would not occur. Now it happens and the debunkers say "Earthquakes happen all the time, you didn't prove anything".

First the debunkers said nothing happened. Well, they were wrong. Roofs collapsed, highways cracked, and building were damaged. Then debunkers said that the reactor was fine, wrong again, radioactive water leaked out of the nuclear reactor into the sea.

Now they claim that the damage has been exaggerated. Really?