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Quote from: Invert1,000 sources included radioactive items used for medical purposes which means that not all of the sources were radioactive items used for medical purposes. ...  Also it says that there was a "huge range" of these radioactive items that were used for medical purposes which means that there was a huge variety of these medical radioactive items and in no way signifies whether or not the majority of the 1,000 sources were the radioactive items that were used for medical purposes.

Without specific numbers, this is not relevant. If specific numbers aren't given, and the article's intention is to prove that there were "bad evil cruel forces at work", then it is actually hurting your arguement to even bring it up; as it is most suspicious.

Quote from: InvertIt also states that the items were also used for industrial purposes. Industrial purposes could mean anything including the creation of WMD's.

It sounds almost as bad as Dihydrogen Monoxide.

Quote from: InvertWhat Adron fails to mention is that these 1,000 sources were found in a former nuclear research facility and not some hospital or other medical facility. ... even though it is really hard to misinterpret 1.77 metric tons of enriched uranium.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enriched_uranium

Oh, it might look like a half-assed social engineering attempt at gaining access, but I can assure you it's not!
Surely, something so devious would not involve cookies, nor bunnies, and I brought both.

I am/was Zef/Melkor.

Well, a highly inactive one at any rate!

The reporter is questioning a (as far as I can tell) very logical choice that is not radical, nor out of line. The PM simply answers him, trying to explain something that shouldn't have to be explained, where he should've just ignored it and moved on/not talked to them at all beyond the first few lines.

In the end, the reporter does manage to troll out a concievably deeper and more sinister mood in the PM.
It's a conversation that shouldn't have taken place at all, but by being a complete idiot, the reporter did manage to get a 'headlines' feeling out of the PM, which could have been avoided had the PM simply ended it halfway through.

Basically the interview managed to make something (again, as far as I can tell) very simple, in the end, appear to be worse than it was.
As for most gifted politician... I've never seen, or even heard of anyone more logical than Kåre Willoch.

Especially in the present, his logic is flat out refreshing.
He's like a damn Vulcan.

(note: I have not read up on the issue the interview is about, my commentary is purely from seeing that short clip of the interview, nothing else)

I'm suing for coffee.
How's access work atm to the webserver? (can't even begin to recall the login info)
Would like to update/change my page there (or just have it deleted, if it's a bother.)

... oh, and hi!
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