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Dimitri Khalezov 9/11 Truth 9/11 Nuclear Demolition 9/11 No Planes

Part 25. The interviewer asks if people subjected to radiation poisoning would feel sick
immediately - the next day. Khalezov answers that it is not so. There are two different
radiation sicknesses - an acute and a chronic one and you must not confuse the two. The
interviewer asks him to explain the difference. Khalezov proceeds to explain that people
could be subjected to radiation exposure in two different ways. One way - on account of
being hit by a hard front of ionizing penetrating radiation instantly emitted from a
hypocenter of an atmospheric nuclear explosion. The second way - on account of
spending some time on radioactively contaminated areas and accumulating some dose of
acquired radiation. To feel sick one would need to get, either instantly, or accumulated, a
dose of gamma-radiation of at least 50 Roentgens. The officials who secretly monitored
radiation safety at ground zero knew this digit very well. They knew that if they let
people work there without any radiation control whatsoever it would result very soon in
multiple cases of acute radiation sickness which would be immediately noticeable. In
order to avoid this, the US officials secretly implemented personal radiation control by
issuing to each ground zero responder individual dosimeters in the disguise of alleged
“air-monitors”. These alleged “air-monitors” had to be issued to every worker in the
morning and taken from him every evening for alleged “re-calibration”. Khalezov refers
also to an article published on the Internet (and also shown in the video) where it is
disclosed by former ground zero medical specialists that such alleged “air-monitors” have
been indeed used in the manner described. However, Khalezov says, it would be just
ridiculous to believe this, and it is very clear that these so-called “air-monitors” were in
fact the individual dosimeters that indeed had to be collected from the workers every
evening to take readings and to calculate summary radiation dose per each worker. Once
the officials who secretly monitored the radiation safety saw that the personal
accumulated dose of a certain worker is nearing the dangerous digit and he would soon
become noticeably sick, they would find some pretext to transfer him to some other
location where he would no longer be subjected to gamma-radiation. In this way those
who monitored radiation safety at ground zero managed to prevent the workers from
acute radiation sickness. However, the chronic radiation sickness is a totally different
thing. The acute radiation sickness is usually caused by huge doses of gamma-radiation.
All dosimeters also used to measure only gamma-radiation, while ignoring beta- and
alpha-radiations. It is because gamma-radiation is the most penetrative; it would penetrate
even a hazmat suit. That is why people who work on radioactively contaminated areas
have to observe safe doses of gamma-radiation even when wearing hazmat suits, because
the hazmat suit does not help against gamma-radiation. However, hazmat suits effectively
protect people from alpha- and beta- radiations, particularly they prevent people from
inhaling and ingesting microscopic particles that are radioactively contaminated and emit
alpha- and beta- radiations. That is exactly why the FBI agents wore the full hazmat suits
complete with head-masks, moreover, additionally sealed shut with the duct tape when
visiting ground zero as described in the abovementioned article “Death by Dust”.
Irrespective of the gamma-radiation level all people should have worn full hazmat suits
all time when working at ground zero. However, it was not so at Ground Zero in
Manhattan. The ground zero responders continuously inhaled radioactive vapors which
contained microscopic particles that would continue to irradiate them from inside their
bodies with the most dangerous alpha- and beta- radiations. Eventually it would damage
their bodies beyond repair and in a year or two their sickness would become obvious.
This is the difference between the acute and the chronic radiation sickness. While the
acute radiation sickness could be avoided by strict observance of gamma-radiation doses,
the chronic radiation sickness could be avoided by wearing a full hazmat suit, complete
with head-mask. The second component was not implemented at Ground Zero in
Manhattan; that is why all these responders suffer now from chronic radiation sickness.