Re: Re; Story about Chernobyl on Thurs 26 April about 5:50PM EDT

[Maury Siskel <maury@WEBTEXAS.COM>]

Hi Raymond, thanks for your additional interesting information. I believe your

skepticism clearly is warranted. Apparently the nations involved have been quite

willing and able to promote their victimization to the rest of the world. In

this way for all practical purposes,  they have succeeded collecting substantial

funding from the rest of the world - including especially the US. And it

obviously has been a well orchestrated effort aided by traditional anti-nuclear

organizations.



I wonder if the HPS might be willing to plan and prepare press releases for this

anniversary next year?  Thanks again.

Maury Siskel  maury@webtexas.com

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"Raymond A. Hoover" wrote:



> Maury, I found the two articles interesting, but have a few comments.

>

> Firstly, if it was the Danilov cemetary that the was refered to as the place

> where thousands of Chernobyl victims were buried, then I would recommend

> being suspecious of the new articles.  The Danilov cemetary is fairly old

> and is pretty full.  I find it hard to believe that the Russians could have

> gotten many people into it.

>

> Secondly, Prof. Leonid ILyin's comment on Pripyat I find hard to believe.

> Many of the people I talked to in Ukriane were quite specific about



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