Subject: Vatican antenna farm (Lomond).
Date: Tue, 19 Dec 2000 112536 -0600
From: Roy Beavers
To: guru
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.........From EMF-L........
Yes, Carole, I do believe we have a Vatican reader on this list...... Whether it will be
thought that the health of "the flock" is more important than God's business -- I
wonder??.......
Anyway, this case -- which has the "look" of a Lookout Mountain situation -- has been
well reported for some time....... The vatican simply seems to be oblivious to the
criticism
they are getting.........guru......
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Subject: Vatican antenna farm
Date: Tue, 19 Dec 2000 08:45:40 -0800
From: Carole Lomond
Reply-To: clomond@purplemountain.net
To: Roy Beavers
Roy,
A friend gave me this article. Do you have Italian connections that could verify?
Carole Lomond editor@ http://www.CityMtnViews.com
Article from "Life & Soul Magazine" #19, Summer 2000, published in England
Website address: www.lifeandsoul.com
IN NEED OF A MIRACLE
It is likely that the residents of Cesano, a northern suburb of Rome, have been praying
for divine intervention in the face of increased cases of cancer.
It is reported they are experiencing an incidence of tumors 30 per cent above the national
average.
This has resulted in 7,500 deaths over six years, leading to an official investigation.
The culprit, it transpires, is the Vatican, which broadcasts all over the world from a
forest of antennae at Santa Maria di Galera, near Cesano.
Vatican Radioís electromagnetic pollution, according to a separate enquiry by the Lazio
region, is almost three times the legal limit.
But reducing the radio emissions will not be easy. The Vaticanís legal representatives
argue that those who exercise Vatican activities are not punishable by Italian law, and
the 1951 accord recognises the extra-territoriality of the radio transmitting complex.
It remains to be seen whether the prayers of local people will prove to be more powerful
than the legal might of the Roman Catholic Church.
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.........From EMF-L........
Yes, Carole, I do believe we have a Vatican reader on this list......
Whether it will be
thought that the health of "the flock" is more important than God's
business -- I
wonder??.......
Anyway, this case -- which has the "look" of a Lookout Mountain situation
-- has been
well reported for some time....... The vatican simply seems to
be oblivious to the criticism
they are getting.........guru......
-------- Original Message --------
| Subject: |
Vatican antenna farm |
| Date: |
Tue, 19 Dec 2000 08:45:40 -0800 |
| From: |
Carole Lomond <clomond@purplemountain.net> |
| Reply-To: |
clomond@purplemountain.net |
| To: |
Roy Beavers <Roy@emfguru.com> |
Roy,
A friend gave me this article. Do you have Italian connections that
could verify?
Carole Lomond editor@ http://www.CityMtnViews.com
Article from "Life & Soul Magazine" #19, Summer 2000, published
in England
Website address: www.lifeandsoul.com
IN NEED OF A MIRACLE
It is likely that the residents of Cesano, a northern suburb of Rome,
have been praying for divine intervention in the face of increased cases
of cancer.
It is reported they are experiencing an incidence of tumors 30 per
cent above the national average.
This has resulted in 7,500 deaths over six years, leading to an official
investigation.
The culprit, it transpires, is the Vatican, which broadcasts all over
the world from a forest of antennae at Santa Maria di Galera, near Cesano.
Vatican Radio’s electromagnetic pollution, according to a separate
enquiry by the Lazio region, is almost three times the legal limit.
But reducing the radio emissions will not be easy. The Vatican’s legal
representatives argue that those who exercise Vatican activities are not
punishable by Italian law, and the 1951 accord recognises the extra-territoriality
of the radio transmitting complex.
It remains to be seen whether the prayers of local people will prove
to be more powerful than the legal might of the Roman Catholic Church.
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