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To: T L Comiskey who wrote (19275)5/19/2003 8:32:29 PM
From: Sully-  Respond to of 89467
 
Well, I can't substantiate that radiation poisoning is or
even might be a problem. I see it is "feared" that
radiation poisoning "may" or "might" be happening. I see
that villagers are "complaining" they are getting sick, but
no one has established that it "radiation poisoning" "is"
actually occurring.

news.google.com

In fact, radiation poisoning is such a hot story that it
hasn't been news worthy for at least two days per Google.

As with all the other mass hysteria about the war on
terror, the Iraq war & the Bush Administration, I will
watch & wait for reality to unfold before I become
concerned. I see no need to give credence to preemptive
finger pointing & passing of blame at this time. I've
witnessed far too much wild speculation passed off as fact
only to watch it become fiction when time & reality exposes
facts & the truth.

I've noticed that when this happens, it is immediately
forgotten by those who made the baseless allegations. No
one admits they were wrong. However, it is invariably
followed by more wild speculation & preemptive finger
pointing time & time again.

That has really been the really illuminating part for me.

Too bad those constantly participating in it remain so
blind.

It's mostly political posturing, political propaganda &
hate mongering, so I'm not going to get too excited about
each new boogeyman that gets conjured up & thrown at the
wall.