Re: [Phys-l] Suppression of Scientific Work (was Self Censorship in Human Immunology)

[James E Mackey <jmackey@Harding.edu>]

I am happy to note recognition of the mutually unbiased viewpoints of 
the UCS and Doonesbury. 
At least Doonesbury doesn't pretend otherwise.
James Mackey

Richard Hake wrote:

> But "Undernews" need not go to out-of-date articles to find 
> newsworthy evidence for the suppression of scientific work. The Union 
> of Concerned Scientists [UCS (2006)] writes: "An unprecedented level 
> of political interference threatens the integrity of government 
> science. Because policy makers depend on impartial research to make 
> informed decisions, we are mobilizing scientists and citizens alike 
> to push for reforms that will protect our health, safety, and 
> environment."
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> And for those who doubt the UCS, consider Doonesbury ! 
> <http://www.uclick.com/client/sea/db/> (thanks to Bernard Cleyet).
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