Re: Fwd: Home & Garden Television: ken moulton suggests you read this.

[Guest guest]

Well, if the issue is that there is fear that 30% of the mortgages in this

country would default, my response is this: What if 30% of the population

was permanently disabled and living in trailer camps? Not too productive in

regards to the GNP there, either.

They're right about one thing, Ken -- this toxic mold issue is very dangerous on

a political level. Whatever the causes and responsibilities, however,

there should be focus on one thing first: A cure for mycotoxicity in the

affected, which would make all other points moot.

-- In , kenhmoulton@a... wrote:

> The Boston EPA contacted us after I wrote to President Bush. They said they

> were told not to get involved with our dangerous Toxic Mold due to the many

> politicians involved with creating our problem. I asked who told them that

and

> they said Senator Ted Kennedy.

>

> I said they worked for the President of the United States. They said he got,

> or recommended, many of them their jobs and they couldn't afford to get him

> or his friends angry. Ted knew all about the corruption, some of his Cape

> friends were involved, because I had it hand delivered to him at his

Hyannisport

> Compound by the USPS postmaster for Hyannisport.

>

> Of course all of the top Massachusetts politicians knew about us as well. I

> asked them all for help to fight and stop the local and state corruption and

> for help with the Toxic Mold. I started writing Legislation in 1996. All

> closed their ears and eyes. That is Massachusetts for you, the best State

> corruption can buy. My family came to Massachusetts in 1629. What did we do to

> deserve being treated and robbed like this?

>

>

> The EPA is a joke and they have covered-up and protected the worst polluters

> in our Nation during the past four Administrations. They do more harm to our

> family's than help.

>

> Ken Moulton

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Well, if the issue is that there is fear that 30% of the mortgages in this

country would default, my response is this: What if 30% of the population

was permanently disabled and living in trailer camps? Not too productive in

regards to the GNP there, either.

They're right about one thing, Ken -- this toxic mold issue is very dangerous on

a political level. Whatever the causes and responsibilities, however,

there should be focus on one thing first: A cure for mycotoxicity in the

affected, which would make all other points moot.

-- In , kenhmoulton@a... wrote:

> The Boston EPA contacted us after I wrote to President Bush. They said they

> were told not to get involved with our dangerous Toxic Mold due to the many

> politicians involved with creating our problem. I asked who told them that

and

> they said Senator Ted Kennedy.

>

> I said they worked for the President of the United States. They said he got,

> or recommended, many of them their jobs and they couldn't afford to get him

> or his friends angry. Ted knew all about the corruption, some of his Cape

> friends were involved, because I had it hand delivered to him at his

Hyannisport

> Compound by the USPS postmaster for Hyannisport.

>

> Of course all of the top Massachusetts politicians knew about us as well. I

> asked them all for help to fight and stop the local and state corruption and

> for help with the Toxic Mold. I started writing Legislation in 1996. All

> closed their ears and eyes. That is Massachusetts for you, the best State

> corruption can buy. My family came to Massachusetts in 1629. What did we do to

> deserve being treated and robbed like this?

>

>

> The EPA is a joke and they have covered-up and protected the worst polluters

> in our Nation during the past four Administrations. They do more harm to our

> family's than help.

>

> Ken Moulton

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I doubt that TPTB really want a cure for this. Just imagine the

revenue losses for the big pharmaceuticals.

Barth

TOXIC MOLD SURVEY: www.presenting.net/sbs/sbssurvey.html

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m> Well, if the issue is that there is fear that 30% of the mortgages in this

country would default, my response is this:  What if 30% of the population

m> was permanently disabled and living in trailer camps?  Not too productive in

regards to the GNP there, either.

m> They're right about one thing, Ken -- this toxic mold issue is very dangerous

on a political level.  Whatever the causes and responsibilities, however,

m> there should be focus on one thing first: A cure for mycotoxicity in the

affected, which would make all other points moot.

m>

m> -- In , kenhmoulton@a... wrote:

>> The Boston EPA contacted us after I wrote to President Bush. They  said they

>> were told not to get involved with our dangerous Toxic Mold due to the  many

>> politicians involved with creating our problem. I asked who told them that 

and

>> they said Senator Ted Kennedy.

>> 

>> I said they worked for the President of the United States. They  said he got,

>> or recommended, many of them their jobs and they couldn't  afford to get him

>> or his friends angry. Ted knew all about the corruption,  some of his Cape

>> friends were involved, because I had it hand delivered to him  at his

Hyannisport

>> Compound by the USPS postmaster for  Hyannisport.

>> 

>> Of course all of the top Massachusetts politicians knew about us as  well. I

>> asked them all for help to fight and stop the local and state corruption  and

>> for help with the Toxic Mold.  I started writing Legislation in 1996.  All

>> closed their ears and eyes. That is Massachusetts for you, the best State 

>> corruption can buy. My family came to Massachusetts in 1629. What did we do

to 

>> deserve being treated and robbed like this?

>> 

>> 

>> The EPA is a joke and they have covered-up and protected the worst  polluters

>> in our Nation during the past four Administrations. They do more harm  to our

>> family's than help.

>> 

>> Ken Moulton

>>

>>

>>

[Guest guest]

I doubt that TPTB really want a cure for this. Just imagine the

revenue losses for the big pharmaceuticals.

Barth

TOXIC MOLD SURVEY: www.presenting.net/sbs/sbssurvey.html

---

m> Well, if the issue is that there is fear that 30% of the mortgages in this

country would default, my response is this:  What if 30% of the population

m> was permanently disabled and living in trailer camps?  Not too productive in

regards to the GNP there, either.

m> They're right about one thing, Ken -- this toxic mold issue is very dangerous

on a political level.  Whatever the causes and responsibilities, however,

m> there should be focus on one thing first: A cure for mycotoxicity in the

affected, which would make all other points moot.

m>

m> -- In , kenhmoulton@a... wrote:

>> The Boston EPA contacted us after I wrote to President Bush. They  said they

>> were told not to get involved with our dangerous Toxic Mold due to the  many

>> politicians involved with creating our problem. I asked who told them that 

and

>> they said Senator Ted Kennedy.

>> 

>> I said they worked for the President of the United States. They  said he got,

>> or recommended, many of them their jobs and they couldn't  afford to get him

>> or his friends angry. Ted knew all about the corruption,  some of his Cape

>> friends were involved, because I had it hand delivered to him  at his

Hyannisport

>> Compound by the USPS postmaster for  Hyannisport.

>> 

>> Of course all of the top Massachusetts politicians knew about us as  well. I

>> asked them all for help to fight and stop the local and state corruption  and

>> for help with the Toxic Mold.  I started writing Legislation in 1996.  All

>> closed their ears and eyes. That is Massachusetts for you, the best State 

>> corruption can buy. My family came to Massachusetts in 1629. What did we do

to 

>> deserve being treated and robbed like this?

>> 

>> 

>> The EPA is a joke and they have covered-up and protected the worst  polluters

>> in our Nation during the past four Administrations. They do more harm  to our

>> family's than help.

>> 

>> Ken Moulton

>>

>>

>>