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Re: FLYOVER SHOWS INDIAN POINT'S A SITTING DUCK
From: "Franz Schoenhofer" <franz.schoenhofer@chello.at>
> Von: muckerheide <muckerheide@attbi.com>
>
>> From: "Bjorn Cedervall" <bcradsafers@HOTMAIL.COM>
>>
>>>> local residents weren't informed for quite some time. If they had
>>>> been told, and evacuated, the effects would have been reduced
>>>> significantly.
>>>
>>> What effects?
>>> ---
>>> About 2000 children (Chernobyl) got thyroid cancer - at least about 30 of
>>> them died and at least about 100 have chronic problems and cannot be
>>> treated properly.
>>>
>>> Bjorn Cedervall bcradsafers@hotmail.com
>>
>> Not true. The few (1800, about 1 in 100,000 exposed persons) thyroid
>> cancers are not "local residents." Association with dose is weak. No
>> associated deaths. (The 3 deaths first identified in the 10-year update
>> were shown to be: 2 not exposed, 1 very low dose area death due to
>> medical error. Pers comm UNSCEAR after June 2000 reported no deaths.)
>> See:
>> http://cnts.wpi.edu/rsh/Docs/OtherDocs/UN-Chernobyl/index.html
>>
>> Regards, Jim
> ----------------------------------------------------
>
> Thank you for your enlightment. I suppose that all victims of nuclear power
> and radioactive isotopes are all just cases of psychosomatic stress. While I
Not "all," just those with low to moderate doses.
> destain most of those claims of the affected formerly Sovjet republics as
> being only politically motivated - "We suffer so much - send us money" - I
> even more reject voices claiming that the Chernobyl accident has not done
> any harm to anybody.
Didn't say that.
>It has not done any harm to the Western European
> Countries - even restrictions of selling vegetables and fruits has not
> harmed financially the producers. But it has definitely done harm to people
> living in the areas most affected in the Ukraine, Bjelarussia and Russia.
Who are you talking about?
> Jim, the criterion of harm is not only restricted to death. You obviously
Right.
> have not experienced harm like immobility, thyroid misfunction, cardiac
> infarction etc.
What does whether I did or not have to do with anything?
>I wish you that you will never experience it. In my opínion
> any other harm cannot be neglected. But of course you will find an
> argumentation, that there have not been any adverse effects. Don't you think
> that your statements harm the interests of collegues, who want to have a
> balanced discussion on nuclear issues?
No. I and others that apply science and evidence that provide any 'balance'
to the radiation fear-mongers (and those self-serving "colleagues" who use
"radiation fear" to defraud politicians of the public's funds for NO health
and safety benefits.)
> Yes, you do not agree with me, please tick the approriate box....
[ x ] :-)
> Franz
Thanks, Franz.
Regards, Jim
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