[rabbitmq-discuss] Atomic nature of sending a message to an exchange with multiple bindings of queues

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I could not find any documentation, but I was wondering if routing is 
atomic. An example would be a fanout exchange, where multiple queue's 
around bound to it. If I send a message to that exchange, and something 
happens to the broker, is the publish to those queues guaranteed to be all 
or nothing? 
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