Once again Tom Fletcher is exposing his ignorance to the masses and signs his piece of refuse as “legislature reporter and columnist for Black Press.”
If Fletcher were like any other responsible citizen, which by nature he is not, being aware of how the public views either of those two entities, he would not wish his sullied name to be attached to either of them in any way.
It is obvious that this ‘legislature’ hack has not had the common sense to research the BioInitiative Report 2012, or read the reports of Dr. Olle Johansson (Karolinska Institute), Dr. Magda Havas (Trent University), Dr. Barrie Trower (British physicist and secret warfare expert) or any other of the scores of world-class experts who agree that wireless technology is the largest experiment ever perpetrated upon the innocent victims of mankind.
Nor has he even acknowledged that the World Health Organization (WHO) has classified cell phones, cell towers, wi-fi, smart meters, DECT phones, cordless phones, baby monitors and other wireless devices which emit non-ionizing radio frequencies, as potential carcinogens (class 2B).
None of the above persons or organizations has anything whatsoever to gain or benefit from publishing their findings.
But the erudite Fletch, of course, immersed himself in the findings of Dr. Yakov Shkolnikov, who has connections to Exponent Engineering & Scientific Consulting, a firm with everything to gain from, the questionable technologies of the wireless industry at large, and the utilities which distribute them.
Again the smart meter initiative has only one goal and one benefit, power and profit.
These perquisites will be enjoyed solely by the corporate cartels which are promoting the program with complete disregard for public safety or health and without invoking the precautionary principle which, in many societies, is an act of criminality.
However, the really sad conclusion to all this is that governments and their agencies, mandated to be responsible for the welfare and well-being of their citizens, are complicit in the whole sordid affair.
Edgar Murdoch
