[ RadSafe ] Headline: "EMFs MAKING PEOPLE SICK"

[Maury Siskel]

Hi Bjorn,
We do have remote reading water meters here, so that the reader just 
drives by to collect one's water usage data. I had not even thought 
before about it, but am now considering what ailments might be blamed on 
that little radio transmitter buried in my front yard -- perhaps 
emphysema ....?  Gee, this might be even better than the lottery and no 
DU is needed! <g>
Cheers,
Maury&Dog    maurysis at ev1.net
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Bjorn Cedervall wrote:

> "Symptoms include dizziness, irregular heartbeat and loss of memory."
>
> Amazing! DU exposures cause the same symptoms!
> -----
>
> And the steel nib on ink pens (new technology) in the 1830:ies, later 
> the telegraph key, self copying paper (only among Swedes, some Danes 
> and Finns who understand Swedish) and so on (ref. C-J. Göthe, 
> Psychosomatics, 1995). Now car keys are radiation - keep them in 
> aluminum foil for protection. The following was sent to me a couple of 
> weeks ago - originally from some EMF chat forum on the Internet:
>
> "Has anyone heard of remote meter reading? The electric company  
> replaces your electric meter with a meter equipped with a radio 
> transmitter. The meter-reading person no longer visually inspects the 
> meter; they drive by in a truck and receive the information via radio 
> waves. I recently got one of these. I was not given a choice: either 
> get the meter or have the electricity disconnected. I was afraid I 
> would not be able to tolerate this thing and would be made homeless 
> because of it. I felt awful the first day, but my body eventually 
> adapted to it somewhat. I still feel lousy, but at least I still have 
> a roof over my head. I live in Virginia (USA) but I think this is
> gradually happening all over, mainly because there is no one who cares 
> enough to try to stop it."
>
> We had one case in Sweden 10 months ago where a woman got ES 
> (electrosensitivity) symptoms the day after the meter (outside her 
> house) had been installed. The system was not operating until ten days 
> later because that was when the GSM part (90 m distance), a so called 
> converter (converts approx. 90 kHz signals to GSM signals), was 
> installed. I have now heard of six similar cases for Sweden where 
> there were symptoms (lack of symptoms) in the "wrong" situation.
>
> For those of you who are interested in radiation free zones, you can 
> cast your vote here (lower right corner):
> www.kvicksilver.org
> (some oral galvanists are now ES people)
>
> If you want radiation free zones, vote JA (YES), if you are against 
> them, vote NEJ (NO).
>
> Don't worry about the thing (questionnaire in Swedish) that pops up. 
> They only want to know who you are and voted the way you did but you 
> don't have to respond to that.
>
> My personal initiative only,
>
> Bjorn Cedervall, bcradsafers @ hotmail.com
>