Re: From NCI- News

[Kerimbaev <kerrembaev@YAHOO.COM>]

Greetings,



I agree with John, about the "propaganda stuff". 

There is enough of that on the "conventional"

Radio/TV/Internet Waves.



Radsafe as a SPECIFIC list of subscribers should

stay away from repeating and

promoting/advertising anti-nuke stuff.



However, I like non-propaganda

positings/information on nuclear/anti-nuclear

subjects (irrelevant for the information

purposes),

postings which are giving MOSTLY the information

about the events.

For example: Greenpeace Actions in the Seas and

on the Railroads are not a propaganda material

but the information of Greenpeace actions which I

would like to be aware of.



Emil.



P.S. I do not see anything wrong with promoting

a nuclear agenda here, because again it is a

SPECIFIC list of SPECIFIC subscribers (Radsafers)

RADIATION is a SAFE.



>>>

From: John M Priest Jr 

If I want to read that type of information I go 

to the CBS website and listen to Dan Rather

whine. This radsafe server was meant to be a 

professional exchange of health physics

information not a propaganda avenue for the 

anti's.





Sandy Perle wrote:



> There is absolutely nothing wrong with Norm 

forwarding what is IN the news, be it

> printed media, or, TV/radio. What Norm posted 

is WHAT is being fed to the public. We

> NEEd to know what is being said, don't we?  

There isn't anything different about what

> Norm posted than what I find on the wire 

services.

>

> If Norm WEREN'T an anti-nuke, nothing would 

have been said. I suggest that







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