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Putting Cell Phone Antennas Near Schools Is Too Risky
Thursday, December 30, 2004; Page VA10 I read the article in Fairfax Extra by Karl Polzer ["Schools Are No Place for Cell Towers," Nov. 18] and the rebuttal ["Cell Phone Antennas No Threat to Schools,"... ...
Pope: Bush was Wrong About Iraq
According to the article below, President George Bush misled Pope John Paul II about the Iraq War. What the article fails to mention is how Bush's envoy to the Vatican, former Republican Party leader Jim... ...
Are phone masts safe?
(excerpt) This is a really interesting question, which I raised with the King's College team (testing whether people who suffer from using a mobile phone are reporting a valid connection) yesterday. They... ...
Personal Stories and Symptoms
ElectroSensitivity-UK Per sonal Stories and Symptoms Those who are unfortunate enough to suffer from an only partly recognised illness are frequently vulnerable to arbitrary and ill-informed diagnoses,... ...
A Victory Leading into the New Year
The fight against President Bush's proposed Wall Street sell-out of Social Security is on. The week before last, the Campaign for America's Future drew nearly 50 of the nation's top media outlets to broadcast... ...
A former US military researcher's thoughts on depleted uranium
A former US military researcher's thoughts on depleted uranium with video KAREN, OUTSTANDING (and tragic) CONTRIBUTION THAT MUST BE SHARED! Jack Topel Fern@aol.com wrote: If you question the... ...
Pentagon Refuses to Investigate Depleted Uranium
Veterans are Seriously Ill, Yet Pentagon Refuses to Investigate Depleted Uranium The two articles below describe the adverse health effects of radioactive and toxic dust from depleted uranium (DU) ammunition... ...
The way our country treats returning soldiers is a national shame
Tim Pluta, a veteran, writes an excellent essay published in a newspaper from the region of North Carolina that gave the world the superb novel, "Cold Mountain," written by Charles Frazier. http://www.veter ansforcommonsense.org/News Article.cfm?ID=2490 Illi nois'... ...
Iraq war veterans face long-lasting mental health issues, official says
U.S. Secretary of Veterans Affairs Anthony J. Principi said Tuesday that the violent guerrilla tactics used by insurgents in Iraq will take a considerable toll on the mental health of troops, resulting... ...
Weapons of Self-Destruction
http://tinyurl.com/57kbr Heroic soldiers returning from Iraq seem to be prey to the same debilitating, potentially fatal illnesses that first became known as Gulf War syndrome and then afflicted veterans... ...