Another Letter to the Troy PTSA-On behalf of the Troy students, Harvard grad Anne Sinek refuses to heed the warnings of Harvard experts and fellow Harvard Grads.
All of these PTA officers and their pals are working together to bring radiation and wireless devices into the classroom behind everyones backs as they work in tandem to keep the lid on this from the parents and the students. HARVARD GRADS VERSUS HARVARD GRADS LADIES AND GENTLEMEN working to ensure chilren’s exposure to potentially harmful levels of microwave radiation.
Shame on Anne Sinek- Harvard interviewer for Troy- High School-as she ignores the Harvard experts as she works to put an emerging public health crisis into our children’s school environment.
Parents Voice USA founder MJ Noor- Harvard Grad says hard wire the schools-WHY DOES THIS HARVARD GRAD GET IT AND ANNE SINEK DOESN’T?
https://www.facebook.com/theparentsvoiceusa/videos/526416220901109/
HARVARD GRAD MJ NOOR CALLS WIRELESS IN SCHOOLS “EXTREMELY DANGEROUS”
WHY DOES THIS HARVARD GRAD GET IT AND ANNE SINEK DOESN’T?
Fullerton PTA president Karen Allen the reporter Vivien Moreno from Fullerton High School PTA who censors information twice a month with the Foolerton Observer
WHY IS CATHY KUBO, TROY TSO PRESIDENT AND SO CALLED FAITHFUL CHRISTIAN SERVANT BRINGING IN THE TOOLS FOR FORCED IRRADIATION AND COMMON CORE WIRELESS CHROMEBOOKS TO TROY WHEN SHE IS SUPPOSEDLY SUPPOSED TO BE AGAINST COMMON CORE? HOW CAN THIS SO CALLED FAITHFUL CHRISTIAN SERVANT BE AIDING AND ABETTING THE FORCED IRRADIATION, PRIVACY VIOLATIONS AND THE DATA MINING OF OUR CHILDREN’S PRIVATE INFORMATION WHILE WEARING THE FAITHFUL CHRISTIAN SERVANT BLACK SHIRTS?
Re: Harvard graduates, affiliates work and statements on wireless radiation health effects and FCC corruption
Good day PTSA members and staff.
It has come to my attention that in my previous email regarding the work of Harvard graduates and Harvard fellows, one of the links was in pdf format and, perhaps, not accessible. To rectify that I am sending you, again, the work of Harvard Fellow, Norm Alster. That link is below.
Additionally, I have come across two more Harvard educated sources, Ron Powell, Ph.D., and Dr. David Carpenter, which I think should interest you. Dr. Powell is a “retired U.S. Government scientist (Ph.D., Applied Physics, Harvard University, 1975).” During his career he worked for the Executive Office of the President, the National Science Foundation, and the National Institute of Standards and Technology. Dr. Carpenter
It is duly noted that PTSA Volunteer Coordinator Kimberly Blanks is not “interested” in receiving information pertinent to the health and wellbeing of Troy students and teachers, as she has requested that I “refrain from sending any more of this information” to her. As well, PTSA member Cecile Guerra has also requested that she be removed from the distribution list. It is not clear to me that they understand that Troy PTSA, of which they are members, has worked to fund wireless Chromebooks which emit radiation and are a health hazard for all of our children. If they have no interest, then it naturally begs the question: what are they doing volunteering with the Troy PTSA, which is dedicated to the education of our children? Nevertheless, I will no longer email them.
Alster, Norm. Captured agency: How the Federal Communications Commission is dominated by the industries it presumably regulates. Cambridge, MA: Edmund J. Safra Center for Ethics, Harvard University.
An Expose of the FCC: An Agency Captured by the Industries it Regulates
Excerpts
“A detailed look at FCC actions—and non-actions—shows that over the years the FCC has granted the wireless industry pretty much what it has wanted.
Money—and lots of it—has played a part … In all, CTIA, Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile USA, and Sprint spent roughly $45 million lobbying in 2013. Overall, the Communications/Electronics sector is one of Washington‘s super heavyweight lobbyists, spending nearly $800 million in 2013-2014, according to CRP data.
As a result, consumer safety, health, and privacy, along with consumer wallets, have all been overlooked, sacrificed, or raided due to unchecked industry influence …. Most insidious of all, the wireless industry has been allowed to grow unchecked and virtually unregulated, with fundamental questions on public health impact routinely ignored. Industry control, in the case of wireless health issues, extends beyond Congress and regulators to basic scientific research. And in an obvious echo of the hardball tactics of the tobacco industry, the wireless industry has backed up its economic and political power by stonewalling on public relations and bullying potential threats into submission with its huge standing army of lawyers. In this way, a coddled wireless industry intimidated and silenced the City of San Francisco, while running roughshod over local opponents of its expansionary infrastructure.
… Currently presiding over the FCC is Tom Wheeler, a man who has led the two most powerful industry lobbying groups: CTIA and NCTA. It is Wheeler who once supervised a $25 million industry-funded research effort on wireless health effects. But when handpicked research leader George Carlo concluded that wireless radiation did raise the risk of brain tumors, Wheeler‘s CTIA allegedly rushed to muffle the message. ”You do the science. I‘ll take care of the politics,” Carlo recalls Wheeler saying.”
Source: http://www.saferemr.
Ronald Powell, Ph.D.
Messages to Schools and Colleges about Wireless Devices and Health
“So many serious biological effects have been found that immediate responsive action is warranted. Further, these biological effects are occurring at levels of radiation far lower than earlier understood. Simply stated, a worldwide health crisis is emerging and is becoming a hallmark of the 21st Century. The international biomedical research community is trying to warn us; but we, in the USA, are not yet listening.”
This letter is one of the many communiqués from Dr. Powell.
Source: http://www.
Dr. David Carpenter
Dr. David Carpenter talks about wireless cancer risks and what you can do to protect your family
Regarding wifi in schools, “everyone will be adversely affected.”
This is one example of Dr. Carpenter’s message regarding wireless radiation health hazards.
The work of fellow Harvard fellows and professors should be of great interest, as Troy PTSA is working to bring wireless radiation into our children’s school environment, clearly in direct conflict with these Harvard experts.
Again, what sense does it make to aspire to attend Harvard University and, at the same time, totally disregard their learned expertise and dire warnings as expressed in the words of Dr. Powell: “Simply stated, a worldwide health crisis is emerging and is becoming a hallmark of the 21st Century.”
Sincerely,
Mr. Joe Imbriano
Preview attachment Harvard PTSA pt 2.docx
#1 by Troy PTSA pushing microwave radiation into our children's classrooms on March 9, 2016 - 9:35 am
Why are they doing this? What makes them think they have the right to expose everyone else’s children to wireless radiation while at school?
Most seem to be moms, but what kind of moms are they? They won’t look at the information. It is a “public health crisis”. The very least they could do is err on the side of precaution.
They should all resign.
#2 by Moms? on March 30, 2016 - 8:33 am
I agree, what kind of moms are they?
#3 by Anonymous on March 30, 2016 - 9:19 am
They’re probably moms that don’t believe idiotic conspiracy theory junk.
#4 by Fullerton Lover on July 9, 2016 - 9:14 pm
You know I try to mostly ignore the anonymous posts that NEVER have any evidence to support what they are ascertaining, however I really do think it’s necessary to point out that the mother who founded the local group,”Parents Voice USA”, is not only a Harvard graduate herself, she also raised two sons who went through the International Baccalaureate program at Troy High School, and have both received scholarships into some of the most prestigious universities in the world at the ripe old age of 16, so you would be hard pressed to convince me or any one else that M.J. Noor is an “idiotic conspiracy theorist”
http://www.ocregister.com/articles/noor-721538-michael-troy.html
I personally think that Fullerton children would have greatly benefited by electing M.J. Noor to the Fullerton School Board.
Instead they got a bunch of retread incumbents that the teachers unions support in order to enrich themselves.
Note to Fullerton voters:
Your being played not only by the public safety unions who work 24/7 to get their candidates elected to city council to enrich themselves, but also by the local teacher’s unions and phony groups like NUFF,and candidates like Sharon Quirk Silva, whose quest for better salaries and benefits for Teachers and administrators in Fullerton, now eats up greater than 85% of the amount budgeted each year in Fullerton to educate our children.
#5 by Anonymous on July 9, 2016 - 10:30 pm
You can’t prove a negative. There isn’t any credible evidence to support the theory that consumer wireless devices cause harm, so there you go.
#6 by Fullerton Lover on July 9, 2016 - 11:43 pm
I truly believe that there are a lot of people like yourself who are probably really nice people who just accept that if the government says that it’s ok than it must be ok.
This woman in Irvine had been reassured that the pesticides that the city of Irvine we’re perfectly acceptable and completely safe… that was up until her own daughter developed cancer after continually being exposed to this pesticide by playing in school playgrounds that had been sprayed with this pesticide.
Irvine no longer uses this pesticide.
http://www.ocweekly.com/news/how-irvine-became-socals-first-non-toxic-city-7317638
#7 by Anonymous on July 10, 2016 - 9:05 am
Pesticides are not wifi.
#8 by Fullerton Lover on July 10, 2016 - 9:30 am
It’s an allegory.
#9 by Anonymous on July 10, 2016 - 9:05 pm
Do you even know what an allegory is?
#10 by Joe Imbriano on July 11, 2016 - 12:45 am
Of course as the most of the book of Revelation is written in allegorical language.
#11 by Fullerton Lover on July 11, 2016 - 8:13 pm
Wasn’t he the Vice-President that invented the internet?
#12 by Anonymous on July 11, 2016 - 5:36 am
Wait, you take Revelations as allegory, but Genesis as literal? How do you draw the line as to where you pick and choose what to believe?
#13 by Anon on July 10, 2016 - 6:59 am
Troll.
#14 by Anonymous on July 10, 2016 - 9:06 am
And you’re a real peach!