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From: [email protected] <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, April 29, 2019 4:21 PM To: Faith Brown <[email protected]> Subject: Fwd: Stop 5G in VT Now! from david goldschmidt putney vt --- View this email in your browser Stop 5G in VT Shortcuts Now! Find your Senator(s):https://legislature.vermont.gov/people Vermont H.513 - An act /search/2020 relating to broadband deployment throughout Senate Committee on Vermont - is most likely Finance:https://legislature.vermont.gov/committe going to be voted into law e/detail/2020/25 within days to maybe two weeks. The way the bill is Senate Committee on Health and currently written, 5G is a Welfare: https://legislature.vermont.gov/committe e/detail/2020/27 Trojan Horse, concealed inside the term Sargent-in-Arms (messages for “broadband.” We believe legislators): 802-828-2228 that most legislators do not understand this. Please contact committee members listed below as well as your own Senator(s) to ask them to amend the language in Bill H.513 to: 1. Remove Bill H. 513 Sections 19a (1) and (2) because they allow 5G to be implemented under the cover of broadband expansion. 2. Place a stay on the attachment of 5G antennas to poles and towers until proven safe and reliable, including 4G antennas that can be upgraded to 5G via software. If you are pressed for time, reach out to the Committee Assistants and ask them to share your comments with the committee members. You can also leave messages for any Senator by calling the Sargent-in-Arms at 802- 828-2228. Although making calls takes a little more time and effort than sending emails, calls are much more effective. This bill has the potential to be of great service to Vermonters by providing fiber to every location! It’s safe, faster, and more reliable. If you have any questions on who your senator(s) is/are, please contact us at emfsafetyforvermont@g mail.com EMF Safety for Vermont Senate Finance Committee Sen. Ann Cummings, Chair, [email protected] Sen. Mark A. MacDonald, Vice-Chair, Clerk, [email protected] Sen. Michael Sirotkin, [email protected] Sen. Brian Campion, [email protected] Sen. Becca Balint, [email protected] Sen. Randy Brock, [email protected] Sen. Christopher A. Pearson, [email protected] Faith Brown, Committee Assistant, (802) 828-2253, [email protected] Senate Committee on Health and Welfare Sen. Virginia "Ginny" Lyons, Chair, [email protected] Sen. Richard Westman, Vice Chair, [email protected] Sen. Ann Cummings, [email protected] Sen. Dick McCormack, [email protected] Sen. Debbie Ingram, Clerk, [email protected] Maya Sutton-Smith, Committee Assistant, (802) 828- 2279, [email protected] Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list. This email was sent to [email protected] why did I get this? unsubscribe from this list update subscription preferences EMF Safety for Vermont · 21 Elliot St · Brattleboro, VT 05301-3220 · USA Derrik Jordan World Fusion Composer / Producer / Music Licensing http://www.derrikjordan.com https://soundcloud.com/hilljoy .

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