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- From: jad@Turing.ORG (John DiNardo)
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- Subject: Part VII, NAZI DOCTORS Directed by Government, Medicine and Academia
- Keywords: Nazi doctors directed by Government, Medicine and Academia
- Message-ID: <1992Dec15.181335.7131@murdoch.acc.Virginia.EDU>
- Date: 15 Dec 92 18:13:35 GMT
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- I made the following transcript from a tape recording
- of a broadcast by Pacifica Radio Network station
- WBAI-FM (99.5)
- 505 Eighth Ave., 19th Fl.
- New York, NY 10018 (212) 279-0707
-
- * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
- (continuation)
- GARY NULL:
- Critics of the military's increased presence on campus believe that
- science will naturally gravitate to where the money is, and that
- the role of the university as an objective gatherer of knowledge is
- threatened when university administrators are forced to woo money
- from special businesses, corporations and the Pentagon. In an
- environment such as this, it is unlikely that scientific ethics
- will be any more evolved than they were years ago. In fact, the
- relative decrease in funding from sources other than the Pentagon
- STRONGLY suggests that today's scientists may be forced to make
- more difficult ethical decisions.
-
- Some of the experiments detailed in my discussion today were
- conducted solely to enable scientists to (quote) "calibrate"
- (unquote) instruments that measure radioactive substances in the
- body. Over almost a decade, subjects either inhaled argon-41 or
- swallowed capsules of other radioactive materials so that
- scientists could set their instruments.
-
- One of the most startling things about these series of radiation
- experiments is the relative apathy in which we, as a country,
- accept them, even when they are exposed. In fact, there is very
- little in the news about the death or harm from radiation today.
- The nuclear industry is on the rebound. This seems unusual in a
- medium that is characterized by its aggressive investigation of the
- sex lives of Mia Farrow and Woody Allen, or those of other people.
- Who cares! All that headline and all that news over domestic
- squabbling and emotional issues -- the family effect of a private
- couple, irrespective of their public personna. They still have a
- right to settle the issue as they see fit, in court or in hearings.
-
- But where are the headlines about investigating multiple hundreds
- of thousands of diseased people by the things in our environment?
- Where Are Those Headlines Screaming ? They are silent.
- People know how many pairs of shoes Imelda Marcos had. People know
- about Jimmy Bakker's secret sex affairs. People know about Bill
- Clinton's alleged mistress. But what about $125 hammers purchased
- by the Pentagon? Or a $13,000 coffee machine for an airplane?
- Why don't we hear about radiation and its risks to human health?
- Is it just that it's not newsworthy enough? CONSERVATIVELY, Doctor
- John Goffman estimates that fifty thousand people develop cancer
- ANNUALLY as a result of their exposure to X-rays, in excess of what
- is needed for good diagnostic pictures. Why Isn't That Reported ?
- I think that fifty thousand people getting cancer every year from
- unnecessary X-rays is important -- certainly as important as whether
- or not Tammy Bakker is happy with her eyebrows 3 inches, 4 inches or
- 8 inches up on her forehead. Dr. John Goffman says:
-
- (quote)
- "There are very, very powerful Interests who do not want that
- information to get out. One is the radiology profession. Another
- is the nuclear medicine profession. These people make their
- livelihoods by conducting these types of experiments. And still
- other even more powerful Interests are the Government and the
- nuclear industry. To all of these groups, the amount of harm
- done by radiation is acceptable. The media can count on this.
-
- I've seen them descend on the radio commentator who was covering
- the story at the Chernobyl disaster. What happened was that he
- mentioned that there had been an explosion at the Three Mile
- Island [nuclear] plant. The next day, four officials from the
- Public Utility Commission descended on his station manager and
- claimed that he had falsely reported an explosion at Three Mile
- Island. Of course, it was documented. You just had to look at
- the Presidential Commmission Report which says that there were
- TWO explosions at Three Mile Island. But the four Public Utility
- Commission officials harrassed the station manager, anyway,
- thinking that they could con him into suppressing the
- information.
-
- If you think that you're dealing with objectivity and honesty,
- let me tell you that you are dealing outside of the real world
- when you say: `Gosh. This ought to be news.'
- Remember, there are big vested Interests on the part of the
- United States Government, the nuclear industry and the medical
- profession's radiology branches to keep this news from surfacing.
- So, don't be surprised when you go to a nuclear medicine
- specialist and he says: `Oh, this is all nonsense about
- low-level doses of radiation causing cancer. We've been using
- these doses for years. I've been taking X-rays for a long time
- and I've never seen them causing cancer.'
-
- These people are then put ON THE AIR, written about in the
- newspapers with articles that say: `Radiologist Finds That
- Radiation Effects Have Been Overblown.'
- But you never see the Press doing an analysis of the real
- evidence."
- (unquote)
-
- That was from Dr. John Goffman in an interview with me. Dr. Goffman
- says that he is so fed up with the manner in which the Press
- reports, or rather, fails to report on the devastating effects of
- radiation, which kill thousands of Americans each year, that he:
-
- (quote)
- "would not bother with the Media if I didn't feel it to be part
- of my human duty, as a physcian. There are people out there who
- will kill other people for a price. Murder is not restricted to
- the Mafia or Murder Incorporated. It's alive and well in the
- Medical Profession where they are killing people for a fee.
- (unquote)
-
- The Government and the Medical Profession have not confined their
- crimes against the American People to radiation exposure.
-
- More on tomorrow's program when I continue to explore other ways in
- which hidden agendas have caused Americans to be used as human
- guinea pigs. And to those who would suggest that it is an isolated
- case here and there: You continue to suggest it is, and I'll
- continue to share information that it is not.
-
- Ultimately, the Public can make up its own mind. It can be
- completely indifferent, as 95 percent are, or it can be somewhat
- concerned or very concerned. It's not that we're going to change
- them. We won't. What we can do is we can change OUR design to be
- part of their experiments. WE don't have to be unwitting victims if
- we choose not to. That is a perceptual change.
-
- I'm Gary Null. This has been a part of our continuing series on
- Hidden Agendas.
- (end of report)
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-
- If you agree that this information is vital to the defense and
- the preservation of our free society, please help to disseminate
- it by posting it to other bulletin boards and by posting
- hardcopies in public places, both on and off campus.
-
- John DiNardo
-
-
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