Here's one of mom's friends, Alice Slater, yakking with a journalist on Russia Today.
She sounds pretty sensible to me. She makes the good point that Indian Point, not far from New York City where she lives, is itself a "dirty bomb" once hit by terrorists hell-bent on creating some kind of Fukushima situation.
RT does a good job streaming archival footage on the left panel, not getting into showing the missiles or atmospheric detonations, keeping to the theme of (non-submarine) nuke plant internals. Slater ventures to talk about WMDs as well.
I'd probably sound more fringe in that I'm still skeptical of the conspiracy theory that Al Qaeda was behind 9-11 (Slater brings this up), which attacks just seem too sophisticated in retrospect, to have been conducted from some cave in Afghanistan.
I'm by no means alone among Friends in finding the official History Channel conspiracy theory somewhat hard to believe. David Chandler, in our Meeting, is all over Youtube expressing his brand of skepticism. I know many Mormons think the same way.
She sounds pretty sensible to me. She makes the good point that Indian Point, not far from New York City where she lives, is itself a "dirty bomb" once hit by terrorists hell-bent on creating some kind of Fukushima situation.
RT does a good job streaming archival footage on the left panel, not getting into showing the missiles or atmospheric detonations, keeping to the theme of (non-submarine) nuke plant internals. Slater ventures to talk about WMDs as well.
I'd probably sound more fringe in that I'm still skeptical of the conspiracy theory that Al Qaeda was behind 9-11 (Slater brings this up), which attacks just seem too sophisticated in retrospect, to have been conducted from some cave in Afghanistan.
I'm by no means alone among Friends in finding the official History Channel conspiracy theory somewhat hard to believe. David Chandler, in our Meeting, is all over Youtube expressing his brand of skepticism. I know many Mormons think the same way.
