[ RadSafe ] Doing "Good": The hot and cold of history & journalistic credibility

howard long hflong at pacbell.net
Fri Feb 2 14:10:32 CST 2007


Jerry and all,
  Suicide bombers, carbon taxers and journalists do seem to need recognition, pathologically.
  Scientific objectivity is selected out, like points of data that do not fit a preconceived belief. 
   
  Anti-nucs I know show this in a newsletter "Tri-Valley CAREs [Citizens Against a Radioactive Environment] Citizen's Watch". Where would they find a NON radioactive environment? Until we can demonstrate the benefit of "Vitamin R", they will resist it like I resisted mother dosing me with cod liver oil (now popular as omega 3).
   
  Be kind. We all hear what we expect to hear, more than what was actually said. It takes conscious effort. Crichton, in gathering data to support global warming fear, tax and bureaucracy, must have used his medical training to see what existed (like a sign of cancer the doctor wishes he didn't see), and to look at the entire population of facts to include increasing antartic ice and lack of rising sea levels. Journalists get paid for bad news, not good. I don't think it takes a jounalism scool conspiracy, Jerry.
   
  Howard Long

jjcohen at prodigy.net wrote:
  Howard & all,
I have a theory to account for what we have observed regarding the
public's perception of global warming, nuclear power, environment
degradation, and many other "threats" currently facing humanity.
Simply stated, I hypothesize that there is a unwritten rule in all
journalism schools that any student displaying an understanding or aptitude
for science is precluded from graduating and attaining a degree in
journalism. I can't prove my theory, but it certainly would explain a lot
about what we have been observing. What do you think?
Jerry Cohen


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "howard long" 
To: "Bill" ; 
Sent: Friday, February 02, 2007 10:22 AM
Subject: [ RadSafe ] The hot and cold of history


> Howard Maccabee PhD MD is an LLNL physicist turned radiation oncologist
and founder of Doctors for Disaster Preparedness. I have seen him exposed to
dozens of presentations on global warming by Harvard astrophysicist Sallee
Balliunas, Willy Soon, Springer, Moore, Balling and many others. I was his
guest at an SF presentation featuring Michael Crichton MD, who started out
supporting the movement but found data showed the opposite of what the
carbon tax collectors claim, thus "The State of Fear" on my waiting room
table.
> Howard Long





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