Burning in Washington

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#1

lokiare

Jun 09, 2011 4:21:12
www.washingtonsblog.com/2011/06/seattle-...

Mmmmm cancer down the road sounds nice...
#2

jetshield

Jun 09, 2011 10:12:12
#3

lokiare

Jun 09, 2011 15:01:00
Oh cute. Another whack job trying to keep the iodine pills from the people who actually need it. The Japanese in the actuall radioactive fallout zone. Good job. Not.



Yeah, I like those wack jobs. They work for the different state governments and report radiation levels that are many times safe levels. Of course the feds are like "There's nothing to see here..."
#4

bone_naga

Jun 09, 2011 17:32:46
Oh cute. Another whack job trying to keep the iodine pills from the people who actually need it. The Japanese in the actuall radioactive fallout zone. Good job. Not.



Yeah, I like those wack jobs. They work for the different state governments and report radiation levels that are many times safe levels. Of course the feds are like "There's nothing to see here..."


Meh. In general, whatever safety regulators say is the safe limit tends to be way way below what your body can actually handle.
#5

lokiare

Jun 09, 2011 21:44:06
Yeah, I like those wack jobs. They work for the different state governments and report radiation levels that are many times safe levels. Of course the feds are like "There's nothing to see here..."



We do not need protection from radio active fallout. The Japanese do. What part of that did you not get?? They had a meltdown because of that earthquake, we are safe.



No we both need it, they just need it more and in bigger doses... When dairy farmers in Hawaii are reporting 2400 times the allowed levels of radiation in milk and start discussing adding boron to it in order to neutralize it, then there is a problem...