Just Say No to Big Brother’s Smart Meters by Orlean Koehle
People who are susceptible to EMF are legally classified as “functionally impaired” by a UN Convention on human rights of impairment. EMF interferes with normal brain function, learning, fertility, etc. Anyone who says that is not the case are quoting out of date guidelines.
The Video: Gabriel North Seymour, Esq. A 35-year study of EMF has revealed many health risks, but the industry does not want us to know about them. According to the Tenth Amendment, the power should be left to the states and the people to say no to these. We must continue to speak out. Nothing should be forced upon us from the federal government. Mr. Whitney North Seymour, Jr. Esq. stated that the industry is saying “there is no solid proof of any health risks.” That is not true. The evidence is overwhelming. As a former state senator and US Attorney, he understands the workings of government. He stated that “Congress is bought and paid for.” Many Congressmen are getting campaign contributions, etc. from the EMF industry.
A Verizon cell tower baste station costs $9 million a year. Wireless carriers go out 24 hours a
day. The only protection against the radiation they emit is distance. A person needs to live and work at least 1500 feet away from the towers. Cancer rates are at least 3x higher for those who live within the 1500 ft. radius. Blake Levitt: stated “If you believe in a Constitutional Democracy you have the tools to make it work for you.” She quoted Al Manwell from the Department of Fish and Wildlife who said “Air is habitat.” If we can get that legal then EMF radiation, what is being transferred in the air, would be called “air pollution.
What Can We Do to Protect Ourselves and Homes From Electro-Smog? The panel gave the following good suggestions: • Be careful and take precautions to reduce influences that drain and weaken our immune system:
• Give preference to electronic devices with low amounts of radiation, for example, computer monitors with the latest TCO standards, or even better, use LCD screens.
• Distance is the main rule for reducing the influence of electro-smog. Try to avoid direct contact with your body. Never use your lap top computer on your lap. (It is believed the radiation emitted is lowering the sperm count in men and also affecting women’s reproductive organs.) Keep your computer as far away from your body as possible and sit back at least six feet from your TV screen.
• Reduce the use of wireless devices: Use the speakerphone option on your cell phone and cordless phone. Never place them next to your ear. landline, not a cordless telephone.
It is best to make long calls from a
• Avoid having electronic equipment in your bedroom. This includes radio alarm clocks (especially those with red digits), TV sets, video equipment and stereos. Unplugging the equipment when you go to sleep is insufficient, since monitors and TV sets take many hours to discharge entirely. (
http://www.biodisc2u.com/esmog.htm.
Smart Meters and Other Forms of Wireless Technology and Their Effect on Pace Makers and Other Medical Devices:
Radiofrequency Interference with Medical Devices.
The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) Medicine and Biology Magazine 17(3):111-114 (1998)
http://ewh.ieee.org/soc/embs/comar/interfer.htm
The past few years have seen increased reports that medical devices, such as pacemakers, apnea monitors,
electrically powered wheelchairs, etc., have failed to operate correctly because of interference from various emitters of radiofrequency energy. 43
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