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#1 by Anonymous on April 8, 2016 - 5:48 pm
I’m sure he’ll do the right thing and ignore the kooks like you.
#2 by Anon on April 9, 2016 - 7:19 am
The science is what the science is. The teachers and children are getting sick, the lawsuits have started. These are the facts.
Why do you make the messengers the focus? Don’t you like children? Do you wish them harm?
#3 by Joe Imbriano on April 9, 2016 - 9:29 am
Because that is all the deniers have. It is amazing how all the people in this community who hold themselves out to be respectable are turning their backs on the children and making this all about Joe Imbriano. The issue is the children, the science and the scientific experts. The fact is that they are too cowardly too face reality, fight for the cause and too selfish to take the necessary steps to protect the children. So they instead circle the wagons together around those that are harming their children which include themselves thinking they are working together against me. That is the epitome of stupidity. It is amazing what the issue of our time has revealed about the people you all thought you knew.
#4 by Anonymous on April 9, 2016 - 3:54 pm
Nah, it’s not about you, other than the fact you’re one of the few misguided morons amplifying this junk science and you should be told you’re wrong.
#5 by Joe Imbriano on April 9, 2016 - 8:49 pm
Nice try. Making me the issue changes nothing. The science and the experts agree. The children are in harms way. Decades of research is not junk science. You wish. District staff are in an indefensible position and thus the level on which the school district sycophants like you operate.
#6 by Anonymous on April 9, 2016 - 9:40 pm
Wow. Your reading comprehension is nonexistent… which is not surprising at all.
You are the only one making it about you, which is just evidence of a narcissistic personality. Maybe you should start seeing a therapist to deal with your issues.
#7 by Joe Imbriano on April 9, 2016 - 10:54 pm
Deal with the facts and the science, not your diagnosis of the messenger. Nice try. The science and the studies stand on their own. Your spin on things changes nothing about the blatantly obvious despicable behavior of everyone that is turning their backs on the children. Maybe all these scientists need a therapist? http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20150511005200/en/International-Scientists-Appeal-U.N.-Protect-Humans-Wildlife
#8 by Anonymous on April 11, 2016 - 7:52 am
Joe. Are you incapable of reading? Do you just see words on the page, and narcissistically assume they are attacking you, because everything must be about you, because you are the chosen messenger of god and no one else believes the junk science you’re shouting about?
The science actually disagrees with you. You are ignored by those in power because they are not complete morons, and they can recognize that what you are saying is bullshit. But no, you are on a crusade for attention under the guise of pretending to care about children’s testicles, so you can’t just let it go. You need to be validated.
Guess what, that’s not going to happen outside the fake sycophantic posters you create on this website.
#9 by Joe Imbriano on April 9, 2016 - 11:18 pm
Robert Pletka, Fullerton superintendent needs to work on his reading comprehension-look what he said in light of what is out there on this issue. Maybe he needs a therapist. Still waiting for a response from Coombs.
google this “pletka totally safe for the children”
#10 by You don't care about the kids on April 10, 2016 - 5:37 am
You are pathetic and couldn’t care less about the kids.
#11 by Anonymous on April 10, 2016 - 2:02 pm
You sure are right about Joe.
#12 by Income from wireless or addicted to it? on April 10, 2016 - 11:38 am
California Medical Association
House of Delegates Resolution Wireless Standards Reevaluation 2014 Resolution 107- 14 PASSED
Date Adopted Dec 7, 2014
Resolved 1 That CMA supports efforts to reevaluate microwave safety exposure levels associated with wireless communication devices, including consideration of adverse non-thermal biologic and health effects from non-ionizing electromagnetic radiation used in wireless communications; and be it further
Resolved 2 That CMA support efforts to implement new safety exposure limits for wireless devices to levels that do not cause human or environmental harm based on scientific research.
CALIFORNIA MEDICAL ASSOCIATION HOUSE OF DELEGATES 2014 Wireless Communications Public Safety Standards Reevaluation Introduced by Cindy Lee Russell, M.D. AND Ken Yew, M.D.
Whereas there are over 6 billion active cell phones worldwide and dependence of wireless communication networks is rapidly expanding including cell phones, cell towers, wireless routers for home use, medical devices and utility smart meters; and (1)
Whereas scientists are increasingly identifying EMF from wireless devices as a new form of environmental pollution with a growing body of peer reviewed scientific evidence finding significant adverse health and biologic effects on living organisms with exposure to low levels of non-ionizing microwaves currently approved and used in wireless communication, and
Whereas peer reviewed research has demonstrated adverse biological effects of wireless EMF including single and double stranded DNA breaks, creation of reactive oxygen species, immune dysfunction, cognitive processing effects, stress protein synthesis in the brain, altered brain development, sleep and memory disturbances, ADHD, abnormal behavior, sperm dysfunction, and brain tumors; and (2-55)
Whereas there is a long latency period of years to decades to study and identify adverse health effects such as brain cancer, neurodegenerative damage and autism; and Whereas children’s brains are developmentally immature until adolescence, their skulls are thinner and the brain is considerably more vulnerable to toxin exposure , and (23,24)
Whereas the World Health Organization in 2011 designated wireless communications including cell phones to be a possible carcinogenic, and (63)
Whereas many scientists, researchers, public health officials and agencies conclude that wireless electromagnetic frequency (EMF) standards established by the Federal Communications Commission are outdated as they are based only on heat effects which damage to the organism and not biological effects of non –ionizing EMF microwave radiation which are scientifically demonstrated at levels hundreds of times less than current safety exposure limits and thus current standards are inadequate to protect public health; and (49-51)(57)
Whereas the American Academy of Pediatrics in 2013 has asked for reassessment of exposure to radiofrequency electromagnetic fields limits and policies that protect children’s health and well-being throughout their lifetimes and reflect current use patterns (58)
RESOLVED; that the CMA understands that existing public safety limits for microwave EMF devices are outdated and inadequate to protect public health thus endorses efforts of the Federal Communications Commission to reevaluate its safety standards to include consideration of adverse non thermal biologic and health effects from non ionizing electromagnetic radiation used in wireless communications; and be it further
RESOLVED; that the CMA supports efforts to implement microwave safety exposure limits to levels that do not cause human or environmental harm based on scientific research, and be it further
RESOLVED; that the CMA set up a task force to determine adequate precautionary recommendations for the use of cell phones and wireless devices for schools and children
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