Re: The CNBC / MSNBC Live Discussion Last Night

[Guest guest]

I was told I would debate ( live ) Dr. Doug Rice who recently got his degree

(1998) and heads the microbiology lab at CSU and that we would have 10

minutes. When they put my earpiece in, they informed me they added an attorney

and

a BBB lady which gave me 2 minutes instead of 7 minutes.

I talked about the diseases CDC has found in the evacuees and rescue workers

and the six deaths from infections and the poorly trained remediation

companies and the do it your self sampling kits, some of which are nothing more

than a piece of scotch tape and a lab address. That was a lot of material for

two minutes.

I wanted to talk about :

1. the symptoms of mold poisoning

2. and that most of the homes in New Orleans can not be " cleaned " , and

they must be torn down,

3. and the toxic sludge in New Orleans was found by EPA to contain E.

coli, pesticides, chromium (the Brockovich film) and petroleum, ie benzene

4. etc, etc, etc, etc. ..............there was just no time

Dr. L. Lipsey ( 904 ) 398-2168

Forensic Toxicologist and Instructor

University of North Florida, HazMat/OSHA

Univ. Fla. Medical Center Jax, Poison Control Board

Fla. Comm. College Jax, Institute of Occ. Safety & Health

www.richardlipsey.com

[Guest guest]

Dr Lipsey, we can add your latest " kick in the butt " to the

inexorably growing list of the increasingly difficult positions in

which denialists must contort themselves in order to " Break their

necks looking the other way " .

When ignorance is no longer a feasible excuse and the attempts to

appear oblivious assume a deliberate intent, I think the newly

coined term for " conspicuous ignorance " is appropriate:

" Conspignorance " .

-

> I wanted to talk about :

> 1. the symptoms of mold poisoning

> 2. and that most of the homes in New Orleans can not

be " cleaned " , and

> they must be torn down,

> 3. and the toxic sludge in New Orleans was found by EPA to

contain E.

> coli, pesticides, chromium (the Brockovich film) and petroleum,

ie benzene

> 4. etc, etc, etc, etc. ..............there was just no time

>

> Dr. L. Lipsey ( 904 ) 398-2168

> Forensic Toxicologist and Instructor

> University of North Florida, HazMat/OSHA

> Univ. Fla. Medical Center Jax, Poison Control Board

> Fla. Comm. College Jax, Institute of Occ. Safety & Health

> www.richardlipsey.com

[Guest guest]

AMEN, SUE--I TOTALLY AGREE.

GOD BLESS, & GOD HELP US ALL.

VICTORIA

Re: [] Re: The CNBC / MSNBC Live Discussion Last Night

> Dr. Lipsey,

>

> I'm really sorry they didn't give you more time because I know you would

> have been able to pass on valuable information that would save thousands

> of

> people from a horrible illness. Please don't give up!!!! I'll keep

> hoping and

> praying that you'll have another chance to tell America what really is

> going

> on, how so many people are sick and how many more will be sick and dying

> from

> their exposure to toxic mold!!!!!!

>

> The South is going to rise again but certainly not as they think!! I

> honestly believe it will be bigger than Pandora's box!!

>

> Sue

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

WE SURE HOPE YOU HAVE ANOTHER SHOT AT IT, DR LIPSEY-- & THE SOONER, THE

BETTER!

GOD BLESS,

VICTORIA

[] Re: The CNBC / MSNBC Live Discussion Last Night

>I was told I would debate ( live ) Dr. Doug Rice who recently got his

>degree

> (1998) and heads the microbiology lab at CSU and that we would have 10

> minutes. When they put my earpiece in, they informed me they added an

> attorney and

> a BBB lady which gave me 2 minutes instead of 7 minutes.

>

> I talked about the diseases CDC has found in the evacuees and rescue

> workers

> and the six deaths from infections and the poorly trained remediation

> companies and the do it your self sampling kits, some of which are

> nothing more

> than a piece of scotch tape and a lab address. That was a lot of material

> for

> two minutes.

>

> I wanted to talk about :

> 1. the symptoms of mold poisoning

> 2. and that most of the homes in New Orleans can not be " cleaned " ,

> and

> they must be torn down,

> 3. and the toxic sludge in New Orleans was found by EPA to contain E.

> coli, pesticides, chromium (the Brockovich film) and petroleum, ie

> benzene

> 4. etc, etc, etc, etc. ..............there was just no time

>

> Dr. L. Lipsey ( 904 ) 398-2168

> Forensic Toxicologist and Instructor

> University of North Florida, HazMat/OSHA

> Univ. Fla. Medical Center Jax, Poison Control Board

> Fla. Comm. College Jax, Institute of Occ. Safety & Health

> www.richardlipsey.com

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I have never not been reduced to a burp on TV, that is why we must get a

network.

That was a great deal for 2 minutes. I tried to tuner in and got a page.....

poorly trained remediation

companies and the do it your self sampling kits, some of which are nothing more

than a piece of scotch tape and a lab address.

Perhaps only saved 1,000 lives...... Not bad.

[] Re: The CNBC / MSNBC Live Discussion Last Night

I was told I would debate ( live ) Dr. Doug Rice who recently got his degree

(1998) and heads the microbiology lab at CSU and that we would have 10

minutes. When they put my earpiece in, they informed me they added an

attorney and

a BBB lady which gave me 2 minutes instead of 7 minutes.

I talked about the diseases CDC has found in the evacuees and rescue workers

and the six deaths from infections and the poorly trained remediation

companies and the do it your self sampling kits, some of which are nothing

more

than a piece of scotch tape and a lab address. That was a lot of material for

two minutes.

I wanted to talk about :

1. the symptoms of mold poisoning

2. and that most of the homes in New Orleans can not be " cleaned " , and

they must be torn down,

3. and the toxic sludge in New Orleans was found by EPA to contain E.

coli, pesticides, chromium (the Brockovich film) and petroleum, ie benzene

4. etc, etc, etc, etc. ..............there was just no time

Dr. L. Lipsey ( 904 ) 398-2168

Forensic Toxicologist and Instructor

University of North Florida, HazMat/OSHA

Univ. Fla. Medical Center Jax, Poison Control Board

Fla. Comm. College Jax, Institute of Occ. Safety & Health

www.richardlipsey.com