[coloradan]

Signs might have been appropriate:

Please do not loot the nuclear facility!

[Wonder Warthog]

More speculative bull**** about "radiation poisoning". NONE of the symptoms described in the article match any form of radiation poisoning I know of. The radiation level in raw uranium (even the low-level enriched stuff). Any "poisoning" is more likely a result of HEAVY-METAL poisoning than radiation effect(s).

[JasonC]

A boy - singular - with a bloody nose. Gee, must be new-clee-er raid-ee-ay-shun. Uh huh, sure. "If you surveyed" you might find more cases, a doctor (with a party card?) says. Meaning, he hasn't. Nobody has.

[joanil]

Soooo,
Saddamski was never a saint after all, even though the euro ween's tried to make him one.
Many terrible little 'secrets' will now become unveiled now that Saddamski and sons are on the run.
Just you wait........
The best is yet to come.
'W' was right.

I placed my faith in the 'W' at the very start.

[DannyTN]

Why did anyone let a country like Iraq that is setting on as "sea of oil", build a nuclear reactor. They don't need the energy. The only possible use would be to increase their technological knowledge in hopes of building a bomb.

[Mihalis]

If our troops are safe I couldn't care less about anybody else.

[varon]

........and other symptoms of radiation poisoning, doctors said Saturday.

If that includes glowing in the dark then perhaps they can be posted on street corners at night until the power generating stations come online ;-)