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Fatal Deception juxtaposes the true story of one small town against the shocking scientific, political, and economic realities of this global problem. In Libby, Montana, vermiculite mining hurtled the town from abject poverty to prosperity. More than 16 million homes in the United States are insulated with Zonolite (a type of asbestos) from Libby. However, now Libby has asbestos poisoning rates 60 times higher than the average U.S. community. One third of the entire town has been diagnosed with asbestos poisoning or cancer. Bowker points out that there are 100 asbestos-like minerals contained in American products, and the EPA monitors only 6. The 3,000 products that contain asbestos include children's clothing, baby powder, and brakes for American cars. In this disturbing expos, Bowker reveals how big corporations are covering up the asbestos problem-and getting away with it. Fatal Deception includes an investigation into the profit and cash flow from the sale of asbestos, which experts believe exceeds that of even tobacco. It is estimated that if brought to justice, U.S. companies could pay billions of dollars in damages. He calls for justice for those who are already suffering and encourages future efforts to reduce exposure.

!1: Best Buy I am sorry but I would like to use this forum not only to say this was a great study but also to relate my experience as to why I think that. I had severe asbestos exposure 28 years ago. The fact it was asbestos was hidden from me. I have all the symptons. When I asked my company a gigantic petro chemical company about asbestos they banned me from my plant I worked at for 29 years. I have to be escorted now if I go there. I cannot get a DR at my A_tna HMO to even say the word asbestos let alone consider it in a diagnosis. I cannot go to another Dr without my current Drs reccomendation either or I pay for everything myself. SO my selfish view and a bit of my history as to an outlook or perception I have developed. This is a narrative so unless highy interested or involved with asbestos you won't want to read.

You know one of the reasons and circumstances I moved to Houston was in 1978 my wife was having terrible stomach pains. You know she went to a Dr. in Beaumont and her doctor, he would soon have a child as a result histerectomy my wife felt like needed to do was endodometriosis she said. Now my wife Marilyn, was emotionally and mentally destroyed legally. I'm desperate and it is certain that scenario a bit of reading, to strengthen their growing business cases actually behind the fetus and waste opportunities can be found dumptser histerectomies If you do, please read the young doctor. Pretty, morbidthe reality was I didn't even consider that to be the case here, however it was enough for me to think maybe we needed another opinion.

So we stepped back a minute and caught our collective breathe and thought; "you know this just doesn"t "feel right" to either of us. To quick and to certain I guess. It made no sense at all. So we ended up comming over to Houston to the Womens Clinic on Fanin Street. I'm not sure its even there anymore. Anyway Marilyn got checked and we found out she was pregnant and that is my daughter today who eventually had my grandson. Now down the road we had a son David. So events could have been very different had we not called a timeout and jumped ahead strictly on "faith in a profession".

So later on that was one of the reasons why we decided to just get away from the Beaumont area. You know trust is such an important factor in everything we do. I'm sure its that way with you guys and everyone for that matter. Well once in Houston I had like multiple jobs at any given time to keep us going. One night I left an office at 10pm and a young adult came up from behind, stuck a gun in my head and demanded my wallett. Well I told him he picked a bad night to rob me as I only had 4 dollars. Well he commenced to get irate and pulled the hammer back on his pistol, stuck it on my forhead and said; " if that was true he was gonna blow my f__kin head off". I have no idea why he didn't shoot me that night. Maybe he already had his quota. I'll never know.

However at that time I really thought he was going to kill me and actually I was so sure of that this amazing calm came over me and it was alright. I could deal with that because even though I was in the wrong place at the wrong time at least it was a legitimate holdup and the guy really needed money. Kinda like war I guess. I thought I would have got down on my hands and knees and begged him not to shoot. Ultra strange feeling.

So I went home and called the police and to my utter surprise they just didn't care. They had better things to do and didn't even want a description or a statement from me. I mean I was so confused and just wondered to myself where is our help, our line of defense, our good feeling that people watched out over other well meaning people. SO that was my intro to Houston.

Strange comparisons I know but like I said getting held up and threatened and robbed by a young adult needing money and in I have a desperate situation is even worse as I refused to talk to police. You just sorta know a lot of the same news we heard of recently. So, Beaumont, and no intention of killing the fetus historectomy earn some extra money, I had seen a police doctor to ignore completely armed robbery. At least I was more than they wanted to send a patrol car.

Now I'm on the other hand is young, probably saw a desperate YanguadarutorobuSomebody me. I almost went wrong, I think he was wrong, however, the reality people! Is it trying to youth and education in order to survive? On the other hand, are very possible, raises asbestos disease to recur again and again, it is also, a nice house, nice car, look the other way, etc etc then ていor from a good home, paid professionals. . The greed and convienence out exactly clear, and not try to make them worseRight. They sacrifice their own needs people of good will obviously somewhat. I have it every day, please lately. It's in my mouth a really bad taste, I think we propose a bleak future for everyone. I believe at that time was a rarity. So how bad is it? Please tell me you guys.

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