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Old August 25th 04, 11:17 PM
G.T. Tyson
 
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Go to http://tx.mb21.co.uk/gallery/ and look at some of their AM/MW
sites. Not only do many of them still use those cool T-shaped
horizontal wire antennas, but in some shots you can see sheep grazing in
the fields very close by. The RF foes in the USA should consult with
veterinarians in the UK and see what their research comes up with

GTT




Truth wrote:
Yes, but researchers can also sift through 80 years of public health
records. The people who have, or had, leukemia are known. It shouldn't be
hard to find out who lived near a radio transmitter and for how long. It
might be interesting to ask veterinarians about animal leukemia, since many
transmitters are located in rural areas.


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