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Politics : Foreign Affairs Discussion Group

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To: Maurice Winn who wrote (203410)9/18/2006 1:36:27 PM
From: Hawkmoon  Read Replies (2) of 281500
 
But sticking with the smoke for a while, my work in BP Oil used to involve what happens to fuel after it goes through an engine. What comes out is a chemical stew, commonly called "smoke".

Bingo.. if it's anything, it's the particulates that may have been breathed in due to either removing masks (because they are hot). There was a tremendous amount of asbestos and other materials that were pulverized. And asbestos, as we now know, resembles barbed wire when viewed under the microscope, and will definitely tear up a set of lungs.

Hell, I quit smoking just recently and I've coughing and hacking more NOW, than I was when I smoked. It's just the process of my body eliminating all of that accumulated crud I inhaled into my lungs for years.

Were these illnesses due to a chemical cause, it would impact more than just the lungs, IMO.

And Doug's contention that workers were told not to wear their masks is ridiculous. I can't imagine a Union Representative around that would permit anyone to "demand" that their workers not wear protective gear.

Hawk
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