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The commenter urges HHS to adopt biologically based exposure limits, end time averaging for pulses, and provide opt-outs from smart meters and involuntary exposure. They allege serious smart-meter injuries and misconduct in related litigation and call for an analog-grid replacement.
- Smart meters: “The most urgent issue is Smart Meters and the Smart Grid”
- Exposure limits & oversight: “eliminate the 30 minute averaging for pulsed radiation”
- Housing, work & access barriers: “forcing them out of their own homes”
- Research & federal duties: “HHS should regulate EMF radiation”
ORIGINAL COMMENT · UNEDITED TEXT
HHS should regulate EMF radiation and establish biologically sound limits for exposure. HHS has a mission to protect and support human health. The FCC has no such mission. Its mission is to proliferate EMF radiation, and it does. At this time the FCC regulates EMF exposure according to its mission: It sets limits which do not protect human health, but proliferate EMF exposure. HHS should step in and do its job.
The is a huge difference between voluntary and involuntary exposure. Involuntary exposure is criminal battery and should not be allowed at all. There should be a way to opt out of involuntary exposure, especially from Smart Meters, but also from non-consensual transmitter siting. All involuntary exposure should be kept at a distance of at least one mile, in order to avert claims of battery.
The most urgent issue is Smart Meters and the Smart Grid, an extremely harmful involuntary exposure. The opposition to Smart Meters is fierce and vocal. Smart Meters have caused the most serious injuries, killing people, permanently debilitating them, and forcing them out of their own homes. Smart Meters regularly emit a millisecond pulse, which the FCC allows at 1.8 million times over the FCC limit. This is because the FCC averages the exposure over 30 minutes, even though the next pulse is often less than 30 minutes away. (30 minutes x 60 seconds x 1,000 milliseconds = 1,800,000) A shorter pulse would allow even greater exposure. In this way, the FCC has essentially created an exception for pulsed radiation,
The first coarse of action for HHS is to eliminate the 30 minute averaging for pulsed radiation, and require that it comply with existing limits. The Smart Grid would have to be dismantled and replaced with the safe analog grid that performed flawlessly for almost a century. The next step is to eliminate all involuntary exposure, which violates the Constitution, the law, and human rights. The third step is to establish biologically-based limits for voluntary exposure.
The attached files include scientific and legal documents which show that involuntary EMF exposure is both harmful and illegal. The case involves Smart Meters which forced people out of their homes, killed their loved ones and pets, and caused permanent injury. No court has ruled on the issues raised because the defendants bribed the clerks and ensured that no judge ever saw the documents. EMF exposure is rife with corruption because the stakes are so high for the billionaire class and the multi-trillion dollar industry. HHS should make its own ruling.
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