Protest of T-Mobile Antennas in Windsor Hills/View Park

[LOLyourshitisfunny]

Finally a real protest! What was the outcome of this? Oh yeah nothing. Did you guys re-elect your government. Yes... well good job Americans.

[1mayven]

@LOLyourshitisfunny actually, the protest led to a very favorable outcome. The residents won - 5-0 nothing at the last hearing appealed by T-Mobile - and the permit was denied. So the political pressure of the protest helped the citizens battle against T-Mobile's lawyers and lobbyists. Thanks for asking.

[lemonrind]

As a scientist, it is very frustrating to see people protesting against "radiation" when most of them probably don't even know what the word means. People fear what they don't understand, and it seems as if we live in a world of increasing ignorance and contempt towards science.

[1mayven]

lemonrind - I find it more frustrating powerful industries (telecom, tobacco, oil) suppress studies and/or promote junk science. Read the studies in the bioinitiative report or independent research coming from other countries. see Clout link under more info, click on LA City Board Resolution, scroll down to the endorsement letters & read the one from Dr. Martin Blank. He is a scientist who both understands and is very concerned about the low level RADIATION. What kind of scientist are you?

[arjunus]

It is a choice that we can make now.

1: No reception inside your home: Good sleep and healthy life.

2: Good reception inside your home: Bad sleep and unhealthy life.

But choice 2 made is no returning back to choices.

It is end of line for some people then.

Thats because the silly contract of cell towers.

Why?

DO the no that it will proven just like asbestos ?

[SylviaEBall]

This helps people understand how the cell phone companies ignor health issues

[1mayven]

The interview with the little girl (Megan) is the best part!! :)