Posted by tayloka_40 on
URL: https://www.es-forum.com/Garth-I-have-more-now-tp1541394.html

Hello Garth, I thought I would send this link off to you. These are military projects that are
measuring EMF (emittance frequecy) for application across a wide variety ofareas.

If I could suggest, you write for information from you city's Public Works Department. You
can ask for all relevant public data for health and safety issues for EMF emittance through
fluoridation processes (water treatment).

In additon, you can ask for all health reported incidents to Health and Safety related to
your symptoms of electrical sensativity. Don't mention the eSens in the letter. Just state
your symptoms...for example, hypo-hyperthyrodism, or degenerative bone disease, dental
fluorosis, luekemia, reproduction...anything for which you can address a symptom. Ask
them to report any findings from THEIR regulatory agencies.

You can also request what the plans are for Disaster Recovery in the event of an accident
of an EMF type accident caused by the fluocculation process. For example, there is a
fluorosilic accident at your water treatment facility, like there was in Calgary, Alberta in
1991, where there has been death or injury. In Calgary, two water works employees died.
The city was overfluoridated. I don't know the period.

The City of Calgary had a press release after the accident....page whatever, in the back
section of the paper. Two paragraphs. No emergency response instructions for our water.
Nothing.

The affects of this fluoridation accident causing electrical sensativity condition of
spontaeous abortion would be seen in our cities birht/death records. The Rockyview
hospital experience, for example, three still births in one day. Pregnancies, all well
gestationally developed, no reason for fetal demise. No results found on autopsy.

One of those babies was mine. Burned purple from the electrical emittance of a chemical.

Information, it is yours if you know what to ask for.

Hope this can help you draw some strings around this purse.

Regards,

Karen