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"Nmm" <voxman@arvotek.net> wrote in message
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> "Glenn Dowdy" <glenn.no.dowdy@hpspam.com> wrote in message
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> > "Nmm" <voxman@arvotek.net> wrote in message
> > news:d1a1b33a.0411051438.62842929@posting.google.com...
> > > kludge@panix.com (Scott Dorsey) wrote in message
> > news:<cmg68k$pr$1@panix2.panix.com>...
> > > > Mark Steven Brooks <elaterium@aol.com> wrote:
> > > > ><<It's good stuff, actually. >>
> > > > >
> > > > >Then you won't mind if we ship some over to your house for your
kids to
> > play
> > > > >with?
> > > >
> > > > Just like lead, it's a heavy metal and it's bad for kids to play
with
> > > > unsupervised. You should wash your hands after handling it, just
like
> > > > working with solder.
> > > >
> > > > I have a couple bags in the garage but if you want to send over some
> > more,
> > > > I am sure it will come in handy for my new turntable plinth. I have
> > sold
> > > > my old Fairchild table on Ebay and need to figure out a solid mount
for
> > > > a 16" Sony broadcast platter.
> > > > --scott
> > >
> > >
> > > How about if we vapourize it near your kid's school?
> >
> > How will you do that?
>
> Does it matter how? You realy don't want your kids breathing it do
> you.
>
I don't want them breathing lead dust, or playing in the streets or getting
shot, all of which are much more likely to happen than breathing vaporized
depleted uranium.
>
> > >
> > > It takes on quite a differant charchter when vapourized; like when it
> > > used with explosiceves and explodes. The international courts have it
> > > banned as a "weapon of Mass Destruction" .
> >
> > Cite? And how can it be a WMD?
>
> I think it's use was reffered to as "genocidal" , another part of
> America avoiding the World Courts, and International War crimes
> tribunals ( Rome Accord ).
>
You "think". Machetes were genocidal in Rwanda, why aren't you campaigning
against those? Compare the number of deaths due to machetes and depleted
uranium dust wielded by terrorists, and it's pretty apparent that you're
much ado about nothing.
> > What's your delivery method for affecting
> > hundreds and thousands of people? A flat file?
> >
>
> I;m not trying to do this. If you need a sceme to do this, there is
> something wrong here.
>
Your misplaced hysteria seems to be the only thing wrong here.
> >
> > > They are the same ones that said lead preservatives in vaccines are
> > > "Good For You".
> >
> > Cite?
> >
>
> It was peice that CBS news sent out to all it's local affiliates. It
> stated that "Lead Preservatives used in vaccines are actually <<good
> for you>>". It was picked up by www.prisonplanet.com Alex Jone's
> website. He is just reporting what CBS said, if you don't trust Alex
> Jones. Obviously Lead is not "Good For You".
How about a link to the actual CBS story? And I'm sure you realize that CBS
not longer has the authoritative edge it may have at one time.
>
>
> > > Lead causes brain damage, depleted uranium causes
> > > cancer.
> >
> > So don't eat it.
> > >
>
> yes I wouldn't recomend that. I would also say you shouldn't breath
> in the dust, though if you are within 1000 miles of Kabul, Baghdad,
> Bosnia, and other places where people are dropping shells made of DU
>
No one drops shells made of DU. It's not an element of bombs. It's main
benefit is that it is very dense, so it makes a great penetrator for kinetic
anti-armor rounds like those used in tank rounds and the 30mm gun in the
A-10.
There are so many other issues for you to get shrill about. How many kids
died in Iraq due to the sanctions? How come I've never seen a post from you
with the word "Sudan" in it. There are more people at risk there now than
have ever been affected by DU in any form.
>
> > > And to anyone who says differant I will pay you $5. Euros for every
> > > 10g you eat of powderd depleted Uranium. Go Ahead, feed it to your
> > > kids.
> >
> > Is sulfur a WMD?
>
> no sulfer actually kills bacteria and is used in medicines, or was
> until penicillian was discovered.
> Chlorine is considered a WMD apparently and that's why millions died
> of disentry in Iraq because they couldn't purify their water.
>
Cite? Millions dead of dysentary due to the non-availability of chlorine in
Iraq?
> > I sure wouldn't eat 10g of it, either. I wouldn't eat 10g
> > of dog feces for five Euros, but it's hardly a danger. Would you eat
that
> > much lead?
> >
>
> The Dog feces is more of a Fear Factor stunt, not something that you
> would want to eat, but rather harmless, unless the dog has worms. I'd
> say eating 10g of powdered Depleted Uranium would be enough to make
> some one really sick with serious long term health effects. The "what
> would you eat for $5 Euros"is beside the point. Would you eat 10g or
> powdered DU?
>
No, but there is a lot of stuff I wouldn't eat 10g of, lots of stuff right
in my house. Look, the amount of effort it would take to expose powdered DU
to a person in such a manner as to cause long-term problems is so many
orders of magnitude greater than the effort to build a car bomb or simply
walk up and shoot them, that there is simply no reason to spend any time
worrying about it.
Fix the Sudan problem. You have all the answers.
With a little research, google will tell you that I lean towards the
liberal, so don't go accusing me of being a right-wing head-in-the-sand
sociopath. The causes you embrace, the evidence you provide in support and
the manner in which you present your side only go to piss folks like me off,
because the conservatives lump us together.
Glenn D.
"Nmm" <voxman@arvotek.net> wrote in message
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> "Glenn Dowdy" <glenn.no.dowdy@hpspam.com> wrote in message
news:<uxTid.2475$1i3.1941@news.cpqcorp.net>...
> > "Nmm" <voxman@arvotek.net> wrote in message
> > news:d1a1b33a.0411051438.62842929@posting.google.com...
> > > kludge@panix.com (Scott Dorsey) wrote in message
> > news:<cmg68k$pr$1@panix2.panix.com>...
> > > > Mark Steven Brooks <elaterium@aol.com> wrote:
> > > > ><<It's good stuff, actually. >>
> > > > >
> > > > >Then you won't mind if we ship some over to your house for your
kids to
> > play
> > > > >with?
> > > >
> > > > Just like lead, it's a heavy metal and it's bad for kids to play
with
> > > > unsupervised. You should wash your hands after handling it, just
like
> > > > working with solder.
> > > >
> > > > I have a couple bags in the garage but if you want to send over some
> > more,
> > > > I am sure it will come in handy for my new turntable plinth. I have
> > sold
> > > > my old Fairchild table on Ebay and need to figure out a solid mount
for
> > > > a 16" Sony broadcast platter.
> > > > --scott
> > >
> > >
> > > How about if we vapourize it near your kid's school?
> >
> > How will you do that?
>
> Does it matter how? You realy don't want your kids breathing it do
> you.
>
I don't want them breathing lead dust, or playing in the streets or getting
shot, all of which are much more likely to happen than breathing vaporized
depleted uranium.
>
> > >
> > > It takes on quite a differant charchter when vapourized; like when it
> > > used with explosiceves and explodes. The international courts have it
> > > banned as a "weapon of Mass Destruction" .
> >
> > Cite? And how can it be a WMD?
>
> I think it's use was reffered to as "genocidal" , another part of
> America avoiding the World Courts, and International War crimes
> tribunals ( Rome Accord ).
>
You "think". Machetes were genocidal in Rwanda, why aren't you campaigning
against those? Compare the number of deaths due to machetes and depleted
uranium dust wielded by terrorists, and it's pretty apparent that you're
much ado about nothing.
> > What's your delivery method for affecting
> > hundreds and thousands of people? A flat file?
> >
>
> I;m not trying to do this. If you need a sceme to do this, there is
> something wrong here.
>
Your misplaced hysteria seems to be the only thing wrong here.
> >
> > > They are the same ones that said lead preservatives in vaccines are
> > > "Good For You".
> >
> > Cite?
> >
>
> It was peice that CBS news sent out to all it's local affiliates. It
> stated that "Lead Preservatives used in vaccines are actually <<good
> for you>>". It was picked up by www.prisonplanet.com Alex Jone's
> website. He is just reporting what CBS said, if you don't trust Alex
> Jones. Obviously Lead is not "Good For You".
How about a link to the actual CBS story? And I'm sure you realize that CBS
not longer has the authoritative edge it may have at one time.
>
>
> > > Lead causes brain damage, depleted uranium causes
> > > cancer.
> >
> > So don't eat it.
> > >
>
> yes I wouldn't recomend that. I would also say you shouldn't breath
> in the dust, though if you are within 1000 miles of Kabul, Baghdad,
> Bosnia, and other places where people are dropping shells made of DU
>
No one drops shells made of DU. It's not an element of bombs. It's main
benefit is that it is very dense, so it makes a great penetrator for kinetic
anti-armor rounds like those used in tank rounds and the 30mm gun in the
A-10.
There are so many other issues for you to get shrill about. How many kids
died in Iraq due to the sanctions? How come I've never seen a post from you
with the word "Sudan" in it. There are more people at risk there now than
have ever been affected by DU in any form.
>
> > > And to anyone who says differant I will pay you $5. Euros for every
> > > 10g you eat of powderd depleted Uranium. Go Ahead, feed it to your
> > > kids.
> >
> > Is sulfur a WMD?
>
> no sulfer actually kills bacteria and is used in medicines, or was
> until penicillian was discovered.
> Chlorine is considered a WMD apparently and that's why millions died
> of disentry in Iraq because they couldn't purify their water.
>
Cite? Millions dead of dysentary due to the non-availability of chlorine in
Iraq?
> > I sure wouldn't eat 10g of it, either. I wouldn't eat 10g
> > of dog feces for five Euros, but it's hardly a danger. Would you eat
that
> > much lead?
> >
>
> The Dog feces is more of a Fear Factor stunt, not something that you
> would want to eat, but rather harmless, unless the dog has worms. I'd
> say eating 10g of powdered Depleted Uranium would be enough to make
> some one really sick with serious long term health effects. The "what
> would you eat for $5 Euros"is beside the point. Would you eat 10g or
> powdered DU?
>
No, but there is a lot of stuff I wouldn't eat 10g of, lots of stuff right
in my house. Look, the amount of effort it would take to expose powdered DU
to a person in such a manner as to cause long-term problems is so many
orders of magnitude greater than the effort to build a car bomb or simply
walk up and shoot them, that there is simply no reason to spend any time
worrying about it.
Fix the Sudan problem. You have all the answers.
With a little research, google will tell you that I lean towards the
liberal, so don't go accusing me of being a right-wing head-in-the-sand
sociopath. The causes you embrace, the evidence you provide in support and
the manner in which you present your side only go to piss folks like me off,
because the conservatives lump us together.
Glenn D.
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