Subject: Re cellular tower!! - ISRAEL (fwd)
Date: Sat, 30 May 1998 141313 -0500 (CDT)
From: "Roy L. Beavers" <rbeavers@llion.org>
To: emfguru@hotmail.com
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Hi everybody:
Marj is about 'half' right in her charges against the Republicans
below.... In fact, BOTH parties, including the President and the
Vice President (Gore, who was the "floor manager" of the bill for
the Democrats!!!) kept falling over each other in their haste! to prove
that EACH was the best friend the telecom industry had.....
With the possible exception of the banking and/or energy industry,
telecom is consistently (year in and year out) one of the biggest
contributors of "soft" as well as "hard" money ... to BOTH parties.....
One thing I'll say for the consistency (honesty???) of the Republicans
is that they take more money from tobacco than from any other source...
You may have noticed ... the tobacco legislation is now stalled (in both
houses).
But telecom comes close -- with the difference being that they fund
BOTH parties..... As do virtually ALL the "big spenders" in
Washington......
I believe it is futile to blame either party more than the other ...
so long as we have the campaign contribution system that we do. That
was what Senator Eagleton was trying to tell us also, remember last
weekend's message???
Cheerio.....
P.S. If you get a chance to vote for a third party cancdidate -- I hope
you will seriously consider the virtue of that choice. I would LOVE to
have third party choice this year. Neither of the existing parties is
worth the 'powder' it would take to blow them to hell.......|
Roy Beavers (EMFguru)
rbeavers@llion.org..............http://www.feb.se/EMF-L/EMF-L.html
................................It is better to light a single candle ...
than to curse the darkness...............................................
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Date: Sat, 30 May 1998 11:49:31 -0700 (PDT)
From: marjorie lundquist
To: "Roy L. Beavers"
Cc: worsham@clark.net
Subject: Re: cellular tower!! - ISRAEL (fwd)
I agree with Michael, of course. But it was Congress who passed the
Telecommunications Act of 1996, with its pre-emption clause (which I
think is unconstitutional), who essentially handed American citizens
over to the telecommunications companies en masse to be treated as
experimental animals! In fact, because the Republican Party
railroaded the vote on this Act through Congress, not even allowing an
opportunity for the bill to be read by those who wwere voting on it, I
have been wondering whether the Republican Party could be sued for
damages by the people of the USA! Every member of Congress takes an
oath of office (like the President does at his inauguration) in which
s/he swears to defend the Constitution. What the Republican Party did
with the Telecom. Act could be construed as conspiring to persuade
members of Congress to violate their oath of office! I'm not sure
what the legal offense is -- maybe treason? sedition? -- but I feel
fairly sure that some offense was committed by the Republicans, and I
would sure like to see them held accountable!
One other point along these lines: the Jan/Feb. 1996 issue of
Microwave News reports (page 13) that a class action lawsuit was filed
in Chicago, IL, against Ameritech Mobile Communications; the Cellular
Telecommunications Industry Association; Epidemiology Resources, Inc.;
Motorola; and Wireless Technology Research, alleging that the cellular
phone industry is conducting human testing on the health effects of
mobile phones without the knowledge and consent of the human guinea
pigs. I'm not sure what the current status of this case is, but it is
certainly an attempt to hold this industry responsible for treating
the consumer like a test animal in an experiment!-Marjorie
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---"Roy L. Beavers" wrote:
>
> ---------- Forwarded message ----------
> Date: Fri, 29 May 98 22:33:53 PDT
> From: Michael Worsham
> To: "Roy L. Beavers"
> Subject: Re: cellular tower!! - ISRAEL (fwd)
>
> Roy Beavers:
> Thanks for your update and work.
> There is enough risk from towers that the general public should not be
> made the subject of a uncontrolled experiment in order to prove them
safe
> or harmful. This violates the 14th Amendment protection for
substantial
> due process rights. It is simply wrong for the govt to use
citizens in a
> radiation experiment.
>
> Michael Worsham, worsham@clark.net
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