[ RadSafe ] Iraq Shield the USA from

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I believe we had such a discussion a while ago.

I share the belief of those who were willing to accept
some off-topic postings (typically they drift away from on-topic issues)
since this brings some life into the list. I may not like all of these postings
nor do I agree with what some of them suggest, but in general I am
grateful to those who take the time to post a comment, the amount of
list traffic and contents suits me just fine. Take away from the list the comments
of the top 4-5 posters and what will remain from it.

On the other hand, server space is cheap nowadays so setting up
an alternative radsafe will be no great deal, so if enough people
would want it it could be easily done - if Marcel does not feel
like managing one more list, I believe I have seen some unused
mailing list resources I am paying for together with my website
so I guess I could also do it (but I have yet to check if the hassle
won't be too much, I don't know that now).

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>  -------Original Message-------
>  From: Khalid Aleissa <kaleissa at kacst.edu.sa>
>  Subject: Re: [ RadSafe ] Iraq  Shield the USA  from
>  Sent: Nov 08 '05 02:02
>  
>  My comment is not to the text body of the massage but to the subject of it.
>  I do not see any relation to this with the objectives of radsafe.
>  
>  I ask kindly radsafe admin to make another list called radsafe-tec. This new
>  list has to be really for technical issues related to radiation safety
>  (possible, add to that health physics and radiobiology).
>  
>  Let's make a vote for this proposal!
>  
>  Regards.
>  
>  ----- Original Message -----
>  From: "howard long" <hflong at pacbell.net>
>  To: <sandyfl at earthlink.net>; <radsafe at radlab.nl>
>  Sent: Monday, November 07, 2005 7:37 AM
>  Subject: [ RadSafe ] Iraq Shield the USA from
>  
>  
>  > Saddam's trial soon will publicize the far more frequent deaths before
>  > March '03 than since.
>  > 1, Saddam was gassing and otherwise executing Iraqi, Iranians, Kuwaiti,
>  > etc, and starving Marsh Arabs and  children, using oil money from UN
>  > conspirators for palaces.
>  > 2. More pertinent to Radsafe, the Duelfer (sp?) and other  commissions
>  > found his
>  > nuclear bomb team ready to continue. It was once within 2 years.Saddam's
>  > brother in law, not the UN, revealed it, giving urgency to "British
>  > Intelligence has learned - ", (later confirmed).
>  > 3. Baathist (Nazi) murderers and "Al Queda in Iraq" (Zarkawi) state their
>  > intent to
>  > atom bomb the USA. They now bomb in Iraq instead of here.
>  > Iraq draws those who would bomb us here -as you can find easily for
>  > yourself.
>  > 4. The 200,000 Iraqi increasingly protecting their growing  economy (look
>  > at the traffic jams on TV) save Americans here.
>  >
>  > Iraqi Freedom saves 10 x as many lives as it costs (especially, ours)
>  >
>  > Howard Long
>  >
>  >
>  > On 5 Nov 2005 at 10:31, howard long wrote:
>  >
>  >> I am disgusted with media that will not report the Bush Policy saving
>  >> the 100 Iraqi Saddam murdered daily and protecting us from Saddam's
>  >> recessed nuclear bomb team (Duelfer Commission).
>  >
>  > Replaced by hundreds killed almost daily by insurgents instead,
>  > including 2,000+ US servicemen, and still increasing.
>  >
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