Re: radiation exposue at st lucie

[maury <maury@WEBTEXAS.COM>]

The chain dangling from the necks of the nuclear science and engineering communities

has been yanked again by the zealots cultivating their paranoid delusions nursed by the

ever

"unbiased" regulatory culture.



The only problem is that it remains a necessity to always

respond or at least note the yanked alarm because you can

never be certain whether or not the wolf is out there. <sigh>



It really is sad to watch the damage done by all of this. Thank heavens for Comanche

Peak and the other 102 NPP's in the US.

Sorrowfully,

Maury                 maury@webtexas.com

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Ted de Castro wrote:



> For those that doubt what Jim M. and others have said many times over:

> that the very fact that we investigate an occurrence is interpreted as

> denying ANY claims that may be made as to its insignificant nature.

>

> See what Norm wrote below.

>

> While we are convinced that the more we investigate smaller and smaller

> levels that we show our greater effort and greater safety - the antis

> interpret this as further proof of how very very dangerous radiation

> must be.  Stricter and stricter rules are not interpreted as greater

> control and safety - but as merely confirmation of their paranoid

> delusions.

>

> Nothing I've seen yet confirms this better than Norm's own words below!

>

> Norman Cohen wrote:

>

>  My guess is that "Federal officials" would NOT be investigating if this were just

>  a trivial dose exposure.

>

>  Norm



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