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Dear Mr. Bradley,

I commend your interest in helping to alert the public to this potential
danger, however such statements should contain correct information to ensure
this isn't just some fearmonger trying to make themself (in)famous. The
dangerous compound you cite, dichlorodifluorocarbonmonoxide (Cl2F2CO) does
not exist because it can't- no such compound can have such a chemical
structure! Perhaps this is an error- if so please state what the correct
compound is. Furthermore, there is no website listed to verify your
statement or claims. Please make sure to list the website URL you refer to
so others like myself can research this claim for ourselves.

Best regards,
Paul Shin, Ph.D. (Chemistry)

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> Dear Automobile User:
>
> I am a researcher with the American Automobile Safety Organization
> (AASO). We are under the authority of the Department of Transportation.
> Over the past eight years, we have conducted much research on the
> effects of extended exposure to car air conditioner. These affects
> included extreme drowsiness, memory loss, and not being able to
> concentrate on driving. At first, these seemed like something that would
> happen infrequently, but then we would also receive hundreds of calls
> about this same thing. We decided to find out what the problem was and
> our results were very surprising.
>
> In the 1980's a global corporation and its affiliates, commissioned by
> the automobile industry, designed and made certain parts for cars, and
> all the car manufacturers would buy these parts from them. This company
> soon suffered from internal financial problems, which eventually drove
> it bankrupt in 1994, resulting in all of its designs and parts up for
> auction. Because this corporation's products were well respected, the
> automobile industry quickly bought up all the designs and products. This
> company had a flawless reputation so everyone wanted them. Little did
> anyone know that the company's air conditioner design had serious flaws.
> No one looked into this because of the company's reputation, and no one
> would have ever though to do it. Our investigators discovered that the
> air conditioning system in cars made from 1982 until 1998 has dangerous,
> if not deadly, flaws in it.
>
> All models of this car have this defect. This is due to the fact that
> all of the auto companies bought their parts from the corporation and
> still use their design. After rigorous research and testing, we have
> discovered that the exhaust in these cars will leak into the air
> conditioner unit and mix with the Freon inside. This is due to poor
> engineering. When these two compounds mix together, they create a toxic
> gas called Dichlorodifluorocarbonmonoxide (The short name for this is
> Cl2F2CO). This has more negative side effect than anyone could ever
> realize. It may be the leading cause of Alzheimer's disease and lung
> cancer! As well as those named above, symptoms of inhaling this gas are
> short These include short term memory loss, possible long term memory
> loss, difficulty waking in the morning, coughing, bloodshot eyes,
> irritability, depression, and many others which would be too extensive
> to list (For a full listing, go to our web site). Out of the 5000
> volunteers who we asked to test for symptoms, 420 had developed lung
> cancer, 589 had developed premature Alzheimer's disease, 567 had
> developed both, and the remaining 3571 suffered from partial memory
> loss. All 5000 also reported recurring colds and influenza. People who
> lived in warmer climates had more extreme symptoms than those who lived
> in colder climates.
>
> This is a dangerous phenomenon! The more you drive your car, the more
> you are at risk. Cars with over 100,000 miles on them are very
> dangerous. You may sometimes notice a white gas resembling water vapor
> blowing out of the air vents in your car. This is the gas in its more
> concentrated form. Do not keep driving! Stop the car for about five
> minutes to give the system time to expel the concentrated gas. Even if
> you do not use the air conditioning, the gas can still leak into your
> car. As stated before, it was poorly designed.
>
> These are some startling results. Have you noticed the dramatic increase
> in Alzheimer's disease and lung cancer since 1985? We have. Send this
> message to all your friends and family and let them know before they
> step into their cars again.
>
> Thank you,
>
> Montgomery Bradley
> Public Affairs Office
> American Automobile Safety Organization
>
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