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Disturbing Anti-Nuclear Website
I stumbled onto this website while looking for a photo of the Dresden power
plant.
The author states that he specializes in taking photos of nuclear power
plants and then alters them to show what the radiation around them would
look like.
If it were art work, some of it is quite interesting. Its not art however,
its scare tactics and (of course) its got no basis in reality. I'm sure that
you all will not be surprised that some of the titles of the photos include
the common phrases of "death", "destruction", etc...
The author claims that his work is based upon the books that he has read in
the reference section of his site. There are about three books there, and
you can imagine what the titles might be.
Its an interesting look at how "feeling" people use imagery and scare
tactics to motivate other "feeling" people. By feeling people, I mean that
type of person who goes through life making decisions on how they "feel"
about something, rather than what they think about something. Thinking
requires effort and a search for facts...
Take a look, you might be entertained.
http://www.thenuclearproject.com
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Harry Anagnostopoulos, CHP
Senior Health Physicist
SAIC
9921 St. Charles Rock Rd.
St. Ann, MO 36074
(314) 429-9340 x22
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