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Date Posted: 13:43:15 08/30/01 Thu
Author: Serge Simard
Subject: Nuclear madness

My question here should be: How come there is so little questions asked in this international forum regarding nuclear? And to put some interest in this forum site, this is my question :

Could it be some kind of relation about a form of madness
wich happened in our Nuclear Station in Quebec Canada Where for no apparent reason, a nuclear engeneer went suicide himself on a railroad track ? They said at this nuclear site
that he was creasy, but it is not so, i did know him, he was just some kind of digerging from normal thinking during a certain moment. I have known him very well because he was my boss and had in charge, all experimenting instruments that Hydro-Quebec had in heritage from an other site in Canada, and those instruments were not functionning so well.

My second question is this one: Could it be possible and i am asking here M. Bandazhevsky and M.Nesterenko, could it be possible that as this pilot of Egypt Air that seems to have brought his plane in a crash situation, that radioactive bombardments as well as cosmic bombardments at a certain state of vacuum from their environment, be recponsible for temporary disorder of the nervous system ?

This is a question i wanted to ask for a very long time, and being now in Canada with this possibility that i start
a new Party, the Social Credit, I feel safe to ask this question that must be interesting other persons.

I am thanking the persons of this forum to have let me the place to retreive faith after twenty years in the dark of nuclear incertainty, and insecurety.

Please aswer this question, I am a vacuum technician as well as a nuclear technician that need to know.

Thank you all from the party i am building here.

Serge Simard; Trois-Rivi�res, Quebec (Canada)

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Re: Nuclear madness -- Serge Simard, 17:56:26 09/01/01 Sat
Re: Nuclear Engimeer -- James Estriplet, 00:33:28 02/06/02 Wed