Radiation
Posted: Fri Nov 23, 2018 11:24 pm
Dr. Jay Gould and Benjamin A. Goldman: Deadly Deceit: Low Level Radiation, High Level Cover Up
During the bomb testing in Nevada, 1945-1963, incidence of lung cancer from cigarette smoking, heart disease, breast cancer in women,
low birth weight and stillbirth rose dramatically in the United States. Jay Gould, statistician for US compiled epidemiological statistics with graphs
of the ongoing deterioration of health due to radioactive fallout from bomb testing. Children born during bomb testing 1945-1963 were born with severely compromised immune system.
Dr. Helen Caldicott-- Eight Minutes To Midnight=
Radiation and How It Affects Your Health:
Ernest Sternglass, physicist, University of Pittsburg
Radiation and Public Health Project
John Gofman, PhD, M.D. : Poisoned Power: The Case Against Nuclear Power Plants
Nuclear Witnesses----"Licensing a nuclear power plant is in my view, licensing random premeditated murder. First of all, when you license a plant, you know what you're doing—so it's premeditated. You can't say, "I didn't know."
https://ratical.org/radiation/inetSeries/nwJWG.html
During the bomb testing in Nevada, 1945-1963, incidence of lung cancer from cigarette smoking, heart disease, breast cancer in women,
low birth weight and stillbirth rose dramatically in the United States. Jay Gould, statistician for US compiled epidemiological statistics with graphs
of the ongoing deterioration of health due to radioactive fallout from bomb testing. Children born during bomb testing 1945-1963 were born with severely compromised immune system.
Dr. Helen Caldicott-- Eight Minutes To Midnight=
Radiation and How It Affects Your Health:
Ernest Sternglass, physicist, University of Pittsburg
Radiation and Public Health Project
John Gofman, PhD, M.D. : Poisoned Power: The Case Against Nuclear Power Plants
Nuclear Witnesses----"Licensing a nuclear power plant is in my view, licensing random premeditated murder. First of all, when you license a plant, you know what you're doing—so it's premeditated. You can't say, "I didn't know."
https://ratical.org/radiation/inetSeries/nwJWG.html