Testing and pets

If you were at the meeting last week, you heard one woman tell us all that she has lost 4 dogs to cancer since the transmitters were installed. Because pets are small, they are more vulnerable to the radiation than adult humans. They are may well be the “canary in the mineshaft”. I think it would be great interest, and perhaps something that can be used as evidence that something is wrong, to track this. If anyone who has lost pets and suspects something other than normal old age might be the cause, could you let me know?

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Shielding from radiation

Dear Dr. Martin,
I would like to thank you for hosting the public forum on Wednesday. It was an important opportunity for the residents of Triangle Mountain to become educated by an expert on the dangers with which we are living.

As you could tell by the number of people who gave up a beautiful evening at home to attend, concern is high, and rightfully so. As many studies show, our health is at risk, and