Re: Fwd: Editorial in Asbury Park Press

[garyi@trinityphysics.com]

Thanks Norm, for sharing this example of propaganda and misinformation with us.  I 

find the 1st two paragraphs especially illustrative of the cheap tactics of anti-nukes.  

The author puts "seven nuclear power plants closed" and "health status of children 

improved" in the same paragraph, thus implying a cause-effect relationship without 

actually stating the lie directly.  With the authors next breath, she accuses someone of 

making misleading statements.



If we can keep highlighting the illogic and absurdity in statements of the anti-nuke 

wackos, the public at large will soon discount them completely.





Gary Isenhower



On 10 Jan 2005 at 10:00, Norm Cohen <ncohen12@comcast.net> wrote:



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The "baby teeth" project has demonstrated that when seven

nuclear power plants closed, the health status of children

improved in the areas surrounding the plants.



It is irresponsible that AmerGen Energy Co., owner of the

Oyster Creek nuclear power plant in Lacey, made misleading

statements about nuclear radiation in a recent mass mailing sent

to residents.



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Dr. Janette D. Sherman

INTERNAL MEDICINE AND TOXICOLOGY

ALEXANDRIA, VA.



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