[ RadSafe ] Denmark challenged over B52 crash

[Steven Dapra]

May 14

         How much would you like to bet that no one has died of 
"radiation-related illnesses" caused by alleged exposure to this Pu?

         The whole thing is a publicity stunt by a bunch of venal 
legislators who are interested in one thing:  getting re-elected.  They 
don't know PLUTOnium from Mickey Mouse.

Steven Dapra
sjd at swcp.com




At 09:12 AM 5/14/07 -0700, Brennan, Mike  \(DOH\) wrote:
>"Many Thule survivors have died of radiation-related illnesses due to
>the lack of medical monitoring, and current survivors risk contracting
>such fatal illnesses," says the accompanying resolution"
>
>I suspect that if pressed to produce names and medical histories of the
>"many" there would be indignant hand waving, perhaps words about patient
>confidentiality, and in the end little or no support for their position.
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: radsafe-bounces at radlab.nl [mailto:radsafe-bounces at radlab.nl] On
>Behalf Of Otto G. Raabe
>Sent: Monday, May 14, 2007 8:54 AM
>To: Dawson, Fred Mr; radsafe at radlab.nl
>Subject: Re: [ RadSafe ] Denmark challenged over B52 crash
>
>At 05:26 AM 5/14/2007, Dawson, Fred Mr wrote:
> >BBC Reports
> >Denmark challenged over B52 crash
> >
> >"Let me take you back to an Arctic night in January 1968, still the era
>
> >of the Cold War," a British MEP told the European Parliament this week,
>
> >promising a tale comparable to an international thriller.
> >"An American B-52 bomber gets into trouble, the crew scramble to safety
>
> >and the plane comes down in Greenland with an enormous amount of
> >weapons-grade plutonium on board.
> >
> >The US workers involved have been regularly examined, but the Danes and
>
> >Greenlanders have not, according to a report by Diana Wallis MEP, which
>
> >the parliament approved on Friday by 544 votes to 29.
> >
> >"Many Thule survivors have died of radiation-related illnesses due to
> >the lack of medical monitoring, and current survivors risk contracting
> >such fatal illnesses," says the accompanying resolution
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>May 14, 2007
>
>The news report says,
>
>"A search for plutonium in the urine of 115 workers thought likely to
>have been most exposed to contamination had found no trace. "
>
>AGAIN, THE RADIATION EXPOSURE ACCUSATION IS GIVEN MORE CREDIBILITY THAN
>THE TRUTH.
>
>Otto
>
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