21. No. There's simply no scientific basis for any of that.
It's like saying that because the sun exists, everyone is going to get skin cancer. It's a nonsense statement. You're welcome to go out yourself and try to measure the levels of radiation reaching the US--you won't be able to, because after one tiny blip, they've dropped back so low that they can't be tracked or distinguished from the background level. To claim that that's going to cause a "cancer epidemic" is just the worst kind of unsupported assertion.
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