Californians: Please Take Action Now to Shut Down SB. 717
June 13, 2022 | By WireCalifornia |
In 2021, Gov. Newsom Vetoed CA SB.556, a bill that would have demolished Local Control over Wireless Infrastructure
Now, in 2022, Sen. Bill Dodd is back at it again with the Sneaky “Gut-And-Amend” Bill SB.717; Read Here
Californians, Please Take Action Here Now to Shut Down This Backdoor Bill
SB.717 is explained in a June 8, 2022: Video
[Propaganda] — “The FCC Should Preserve and Expand Its Broadband Infrastructure Reforms” — [Debunked] Link To Article_Free State Foundation Debunked
Excerpt:
WireAmerica.org: Cooper and Magloughlin did not state a convincing case. They are just repeating the same old baseless “Race to 5G” rhetoric that does not square with the actual rulings in the US Courts of Appeals in the DC Circuit and the 9th Circuit, cited above. Reread the rulings and try again, gentlemen. This time don’t cherry pick these rulings. Wireless radio frequency microwave radiation is bioactive and is currently being insufficiently regulated. Therefore, each state or locality can regulate the maximum power output of microwave radiation from wireless infrastructure antennas that reaches any areas that are accessible to human beings and other living organisms, consistent with the 11,000+ pages of peer-reviewed, scientific evidence that Environmental Health Trust and Children’s Health Defense and others plaintiffs placed in the FCC’s public record: Vol-1, Vol-2, Vol-3, Vol-4, Vol-5, Vol-6, Vol-7 Vol-8, Vol-9, Vol-10, Vol-11, Vol-12, Vol-13, Vol-14, Vol-15, Vol-16, Vol-17, Vol-18, Vol-19, Vol-20, Vol-21, Vol-22, Vol-23, Vol-24, Vol-25, Vol-26 and Vol-27.
This page is one of three legs of the stool that establishes local control over the operations of Wireless Telecommunications Facilities (WTFs); the other two are the US House/Senate Conference Report for the 1996 Telecommunications Act (“1996-Act”) and the stated purpose of the 1996-Act: to promote the safety of life and property.
Link To_Free State Foundation Debunked_WireAmerica.org