But for fairness’s sake, I wanted to offer AS&E’s defense on the health front.
The company’s vice president of marketing Joe Reiss told me in an interview that any dosage received by a human from these backscatter vans would be “exceedingly small,” far s
The company’s vice president of marketing Joe Reiss told me in an interview that any dosage received by a human from these backscatter vans would be “exceedingly small,” far smaller than a medical x-ray. He says that the vans’ dosage falls well within the health standards set by American National Standards Institute, and AS&E’s marketing materials say that the scan’s x-ray levels are equivalent to the dosage received in fifteen minutes inside a typical airplane. [More]
What, profit-motivated economic fascist Joe Reiss said it, you believe it, that settles it?
Yeah, well, I don't know that, do I? I'm not privy to their calibration validation, and I'm certainly not notified when parameters are exceeded. Plus I haven't been given an opportunity to sign an informed consent.
If anyone finds out this is being used on them, why shouldn't they treat it as an assault in progress and respond accordingly?
And why shouldn't they come up there and object in person?
For fairness's sake...?