Hi ,
Here is the follow up to the Friday, January 14th National Call for Safe Technology. Some of it may look familiar because we're re-sending important links for you to take action on!
First we discussed nominations for the FDA committee on radiation safety which closes on January 28, 2022. Please watch the first piece of Friday's meeting video where Odette talks about individuals to be nominated.
Then, we covered how New Hampshire needs us! Please send a Statement of Support BY TOMORROW. Our friends in New Hampshire are now introducing a bill to begin acting on the recommendations put forth by the NH Commission.
Dr. Kent Chamberlin, who served on the Commission, has prepared a 20-minute video explaining the reasons for the setback and the registry. Your testimony is needed to help the NH House Committee on Science, Technology and Energy understand the wireless radiation issue. A statement in your own
words is most effective.
When: By Tuesday, January 18
Send Statements To: Patrick Abrami abrami.nhrep@gmail.com, Gary Woods Gary.Woods@leg.state.nh.us, Denise Ricciardi Denise.Ricciardi@leg.state.nh.us, HouseScienceTechnologyandEnergy@leg.state.nh.us
Subject of Email: Please Support HB1644 for Wireless Setbacks and Registry of Harm
Write a collaborative statement for the record, including your credentials where applicable. Attach any relevant documents.
Another topic covered is The National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) is soliciting public comment on the notice of funding opportunity for broadband infrastructure under the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act. Comments are due by February
4th.
Here is an excerpt from a Benton Institute Piece: "For anyone seeking input on these programs, NTIA has requested input by the close of business on February 4, 2022. Comments can be filed through
the Federal e-Rulemaking Portal at http://www.regulations.gov and should be identified as pertaining to v docket number NTIA-2021-0002. Responders should include a page number on each page of their submissions. (All comments submitted will be posted publicly on regulations.gov.)"
Next, Helena Csorba, a concerned citizen is requesting signatures on a petition asking for Joint Congressional Hearings & DOJ Investigation of Microwave Assaults on U.S. Citizens:
The petition asks for:
1. Joint Congressional Hearings on pulsed microwave radiofrequency assaults of normal, ordinary, law abiding people, including children and pets
2. Governors & Attorneys General set up 50 dedicated phone lines, one in each state, to report this heinous crime without fear, retaliation and prejudice
3. Have U.S. Attorney Merrick Garland mobilize his 94 U.S. Prosecuting Attorneys to arrange investigations & Grand Jury Hearings
If you would like to donate to a LEGAL FUND to retain their attorney,
Rebuttals are being prepared by various organizations, and Dr. Kent Chamberlin, PhD has already written a rebuttal letter which we've attached to this email.
It's been advised to have as many people, including doctors and other professionals rebut the publication and call for its retraction. Please consider writing your own letter to JAMA. The more, the better.
Rebuttals can be sent to:
Mary L. "Nora" Disis, MD
Editor-in-Chief, JAMA Oncology
Cancer Vaccine Institute
University of Washington
850 Republican Street, Box 358050
Seattle, WA 98109-4714
That's it for now. Have a great week!
Sincerely,
Jenny DeMarco
Virginians for Safe Technology
VirginiansforSafeTech@protonmail.com
Odette Wilkens
Wired Broadband, Inc.
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