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Thom Hartmann: It's A Bigger Nuclear Disaster Then You Think!
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Wednesday, 16 March 2011 00:55

 

According to Paul Gunter of beyondnuclear.org we may face global contamination from the disaster currently unfolding in Japan.

Godless Liberals… let’s keep each other informed. Activate your logic chips, engage your critical thinking skills and post your thoughts about the nuclear situation brewing in Japan.

 

 

 


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0 #4 Larry 2011-03-16 10:55
Dr. James Thrall, radiologist-in-chief at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston and president of the American College of Radiology, told MedPage Today that the chances of a consequential radiation exposure from the Japanese disaster anywhere in the U.S. is "essentially zero."
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+2 #3 rriverstone 2011-03-16 01:37
I'm not talking about Goodman as a personality here. I'm talking about DemocracyNOW! as a news organization. Here is the problem: DN IS one of the only outlets covering very important stories that are passively censored by oth...er US outlets. So, when they seduce themselves into sensationalizin g a story, when they put up a graphic that has nothing to do with the story, they leave themselves open to skepticism, which is MY position, if not outright dismissal. I want to trust them, but when they do this stuff, I back off. :-*
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+3 #2 rriverstone 2011-03-16 01:36
that's not what I'm hearing from Scientific American, the LA Times, Washington Post, etc. And THAT is NOT a photo of the nuke plant; it's a photo of the oil refinery! THIS is why I no longer listen to DemocracyNOW!: that Chicken Little hysteria disempowers and frightens people needlessly! The situation in Japan is urgent and serious enough without hyperbole and wild speculation.
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0 #1 rriverstone 2011-03-16 01:35
Hartmann has a dog in the no nukes fight (so do I, btw) and so does Free Speech TV. And so does DemocracyNOW! about whose program I just responded, and I believe it applies here, too:
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