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dangering his own . In addition , Hunter will call for more money for active-duty military personnel , with family separation and imminent danger pay for soldiers overseas expected to be increased . He has refused for a long time , after such dissolutions , to cause others to be elected ; whereby the Legislative powers , incapable of Annihilation , have returned to the People at large for their exercise ; the State remaining in the meantime exposed to all the dangers of invasion from without , and convulsions within . Chairman Levitt recently testified , " While the Internet has brought significant benefits to investors , it also has created significant dangers for the unwary . Apparently impatient with Indonesia 's tardy response to the growing danger , Malaysia rushed 1,200 firemen to Sumatra - - where some found themselves cooling their heels . I've criticized Ayn Rand at http://www.friesian.com/rand.htm for the danger of leaving this impression . Instead of driving us from the battlefield , they now must contend with the very real danger that their former prey will unite against the mullahs and the Baathist remnant . On the contrary , there is a danger that the international community will consider that assistance with elections - - an obviously worthy and expensive project - - absolves it from other , longer-running and more constructive efforts . The explosion at this Ukrainian nuclear reactor sent clouds of radioactivity over much of Poland ( and the rest of Europe ) , and it illuminated the dangers present when authorities activities ' are beyond public control . The threats are defined in one sentence : " The main sources of danger threatening states security are aggressive imperial aspirations and political and military instability . Recognizing the potential dangers of the situation , scientists at the U.S. national laboratories sought ways to discourage such proliferation-related emigration and prevent a potentially catastrophic situation . Published in 1996 , the book picks up where Silent Spring - - the 1962 landmark work by Rachel Carson that alerted the world to the dangers of chemical pesticides - - left off , describing how birth defects , sexual abnormalities , and reproductive failures can be traced to synthetic chemicals which mimic natural hormones .