Japan’s radioactive fallout could have silver lining

Ann Coulter's latest punji-stake pit for media Liberals scores big

“   In response to my column last week about hormesis -- the theory that some radiation can be beneficial to humans -- liberals reacted with their usual open-minded examination of the facts. According to Noel Sheppard at Newsbusters, MSNBC's Ed Schultz devoted an entire segment to denouncing me. He called me toxic, accused me of spreading misinformation and said I didn't care about science. One thing Schultz did not do, however, was cite a single physicist or scientific study.  [Ann Coulter - LIBERALS: THEY BLINDED US WITH SCIENCE] ” And then there's this:

Financial Post Mar 21, 2011 – 10:56 PM ET | Last Updated: Mar 22, 2011 4:32 PM ET Low exposure to the Nagasaki atomic blast resulted in longer lifespans The immense suffering that the Japanese are enduring in the aftermath of their earthquake and tsunami is now compounded by torment over radiation releases from the Fukushima nuclear plant. While the torment is understandable, based on the reported amounts of radiation released, it is uncalled for. The evidence from Japan’s populace — inadvertent guinea pigs in the largest radiation experiment ever, in the aftermath of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945 — indicates that fears over radiation can be overblown. [more] ” Wouldn't you think that by now they'd learn to follow up before sounding like ... Liberals?