RE: some comments from Mangano; all your postings; radsafe secret agents

["Jaro" <jaro-10kbq@sympatico.ca>]

Thank you Sandy.



Here's another Mangano absurdity :



" - Because Sr-90 averages have risen substantially in the 1990s in all

areas we studied, we know it must be a current source of Sr-90, not old bomb

test fallout. "



Note the clever use of "all areas we studied" -- as I said before, TFP picks

high bomb-fallout areas for their "studies,

" and claims that any excess relative to low bomb-fallout areas is due to

nuke plants.

It says something about their opinion of their audience, the media and

public in general: no doubt every scam artist on earth thinks he's the

cleverest dude alive.



 Jaro



http://www.cns-snc.ca/branches/quebec/quebec_main.html



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-----Original Message-----

From: owner-radsafe@list.vanderbilt.edu

[mailto:owner-radsafe@list.vanderbilt.edu]On Behalf Of Sandy Perle

Sent: Wednesday, November 19, 2003 7:07 PM

To: radsafe@list.vanderbilt.edu; Norm Cohen

Subject: Re: some comments from Mangano; all your postings; radsafe secret

agents



On 19 Nov 2003 at 18:06, Norm Cohen wrote:



> - The next attempt at exploring a connection is through comparing

> average Sr-90 levels in children with and without cancer.

>

> And, as I've said many times, there is no unexposed control to Sr-90

> from reactors, because of the wide distribution of food and water.



In essence, he is stating that there is no place in the world where there

can be a control

population, that being unexposed, insinuating that the food chain somehow

has

contaminated every single potential person who can be considered as part of

a control

group. Now that is to use previous words, "silly". To say that food is

derived from areas

around nuclear power plants, and that this food somehow has mysteriously

"contaminated" every single child in the USA, and I assume the rest of the

world, is

simply absurd. More reason that this study is pure folly.



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