Three Mile Island, Ten Thousand Days Later, Part 3-B

BRINGING COMMUNITIES TO SCIENCE VERSUS BARRING PARTICIPATION
Here are a few telling comments--of self appointed science experts--about yesterday's section about TMI, radiation releases, and health impacts.  
   *Radiation may be good for people in small doses;
   *this essay cites only biased sources--a real absurdity to anyone who reads it;
   *even if radiation isn't good for folks, BEIR VII's advice is only conservative, since evidence that low level radiation is harmful is weak;
   *Jefferson would have told nuclear critics to shut up;
   *only experts who believe such brilliant, unbiased, insightful, and incontrovertible facts as these should speak;
   *the truth about nukes, nuclear safety, etc., is already known and requires no further study or monitoring;
   *and, of course, This Humble Correspondent is an ignorant slut at best and should just STFU.
As bizarre as such representations may seem, as surreal as such ideation appears, as presumptuous and arrogant and supercilious as such contentions are, they are now a matter of public record--readers should take a look, for the above sample is only a tiny tad of the whole package.