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In article <3C0004E1.890C6072@rockymountaineers.com>, Amos Keppler 
<amoskeppler@rockymountaineers.com> writes

> The Weekly Report - Archives

Archived from what ?


>  WEEK 46 Nov 5th to 11th 2001

When was it originally written ?


>  SELLAFIELD: ADVANCED STATE OF DENIAL
>
> http://www.midnight-fire.net/theweeklyreport/archives.html
>
>  - Everything is dangerous, one of many citizens living close to the
>nuclear and dangerous nuclear plant of Sellafield tells an international
>reporter.- Crossing the street is dangerous, but we keep doing it anyway
>every day and even several times each day.
>  This is one of the many explanations the locals are using to elaborate
>on the relative calm in Sellafield. The beaches are dangerously
>radioactive. The fields, the water, the humans and animals are all
>showing high levels of radiation and the number of cancer cases are far
>higher than other places, but the exterior calm remains. In an area
>where living birds are classified (by the British authorities) as
>“flying nuclear waste” that people are warned not to approach,

Funny !  Nobody warned us when we went there !


> no one is
>running off. Or rather: Those who have not run off already aren’t.
>  - There wouldn’t have been jobs here without the plant, one is saying
>defensibly.- This is white trash area, man. No one cares about us,
>whether we live or die…

Evidence ?


>  And after a prolonged silence he’s finishing his sentence:
>  - Not even we do.
>
> Amos

Well, that's big of you Amos !

Have you ever visited the plant ?


J/.
-- 
John Beardmore