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Monthly Archives: July 2010
Is Your Family Worth $6?
What can you buy today for $6? a) a Big Mac Combo meal b) a footlong and soda at Subway c) a beer at a baseball game d) your family’s safety $6 is all it costs to protect a family … Continue reading
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Tagged FDA, KI, nuclear attack, potassium iodide, radioactive iodine
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Bob Herbert’s Half Right
While Bob Herbert’s editorial in the New York Times warning about the country’s lack of preparation for a nuclear accident is right, it only tells half the story. What he does not mention is that the federal government has been … Continue reading
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Tagged Bob Herbert, KI, National Academy of Sciences, nuclear, potassium iodide
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Florida to Sebelius – Do Something
Frustrated over the failure of HHS to comply with the law and stockpile KI, 13 members of the Florida delegation have asked Secretary Kathleen Sebelius to reconsider her dangerous policy of pretending evacuation is the key to protecting Americans facing … Continue reading
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Tagged Florida, Homeland Security, nuclear facilities, terrorism
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Senator Schumer to Obama: HELP!
According to reports, Senator Charles Schumer (D-NY) is demanding that the Obama Administration fund additional measures to protect New York City from the threat of a makeshift nuclear device or radioactive bomb. Pointing to what happened earlier this Summer in … Continue reading
Who Was Responsible For Failed NY Bomb?
There are now three different videos posted on the Internet claiming the Pakistani Taliban was responsible for the failed bomb attack Saturday evening in Times Square in New York. The bomb was discovered by a street vendor who noticed the … Continue reading
What Will You Do for 24 to 72 Hours?
According to USA Today, the White House has warned state and local governments not to expect a “significant federal response” at the scene of a terrorist nuclear attack for 24 to 72 hours after the blast, according to a planning … Continue reading
