Now, even the Center for Disease Control can't be trusted
Like we thought that was even an option.
Big money brings big proclamations...
That even though tree rings show 10 times the level of tungsten in the past decade, that young children suffering cancer in the same town where the tree rings were tested.......of course their cancer is one of those "predictable statistical aberrations".
>"The amount of tungsten in tree rings from Fallon quadrupled between 1990 and 2002".
So, believe the CDC when they tell you it's nothing more than a crapshoot. Not applicable.
Move along, nothing to see here.
Geez, you have to wonder how the guy taking the money to finalize these reports sleeps at <night.> Gotta love it.
