thornhappy -> RE: Airport Security (1/8/2010 9:22:33 AM)
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This whole report is rife with bogus conspiracies. quote:
ORIGINAL: heartcream J. Speer-Williams Infowars.com January 7, 2010 Boian Aleandrov, of the Center for Nonlinear Studies at Los alamos National Laboratory, however, has a very decided opinion regarding the dangers of T-rays: He tells us that T-rays tear apart human DNA. Alexandrov, and his team at Los alamos, say that although the forces that T-rays exert are small, their resonant effects can “unzip” DNA strands, tearing them apart, thus creating bubbles in the strands that significantly interfere with gene expression and DNA replication. And whatever that means, it doesn’t sound good. Moreover, it seems these T-ray scanners will be operated by non-healthcare, hourly wage-earners, not trained in radiation medicine or imaging. And who is to prevent massive radiation overdoses? What protection will be offered to pregnant women, children, or our reproductive organs? If you are like me, it’s beginning to appear obvious that some power has far more interest in damaging our DNAs, than keeping us safe while flying I posted in response to a similar topic on another thread - the report on unzipping DNA was done with high power levels, not the levels you'd be using on a security scanner. No research's been done on low levels. I'd bet that folks would use old school methods like pat-downs and/or wanding for pregnant women and children, just like you use alternative methods for people with implanted devices. The concept that these ubiquitous cartels do everything they can to inhibit the development of our conciousness seems way, way out there. Do you think that they promote the scanners just to damage us, so they can sell us treatments? The idea that this would cause a cancer epidemic seems completely bogus to me. We're bombarded by cosmic rays while flying, and there are no cancer epidemics from that.
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