[ RadSafe ] RE: Little Leagues and Radioactive Terrorism

[John Jacobus]

Somehow, I do not equate the "civil" war in Chechia
with a little league ball game in Pennsylvania.  But
it the "analogy" fits your agenda, use it.  Reference
to it certainly increases the fear we should all have
about living in this country.

Maybe if you don't want to be considered a "wannabe,"
you should stick to those things you know about.

--- Sandy Perle <sandyfl at cox.net> wrote:

> Hello Shawn,
> 
> Thank you from this wannabe "Radsafe expert" for
> also confirming that seeds
> are in fact used in treating breast cancer. 
> 
> Also thank you for your other inputs as well. I do
> expect that when there is
> an indication of a radiation environment, that law
> enforcement do not come
> in with guns loaded and aimed at the potential
> target (in this case, perhaps
> an innocent person). Considering that the dose due
> to medical exams and
> applications has increased significantly over the
> past decade, it is not
> unexpected that increase use of radiation detection
> instrumentation will
> detect more radiation in the public domain.
> 
> With respect to targeting children, we only need to
> think back about the 50
> Chechen fighters held 800 people hostage in a
> theatre, where over 90 died.
> Using children occurs each day somewhere because of
> the emotional effects of
> children being targeted and hurt.
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Sandy
> 

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"All of the old-timers knew that subprime mortgages were what we called neutron loans --  they killed the people and left the houses. . . .
"LOUIS S. BARNES, a partner at Boulder West, a mortgage banking firm.

-- John
John Jacobus, MS
Certified Health Physicist
e-mail:  crispy_bird at yahoo.com


       
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