# 16 WHAT THE ACOEM DOES NOT WANT YOU TO KNOW!!!!!!!!!

July 15, 2005

Post # 34 (edited)

Re: Stategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation

Posted by _Sharon_

e=Sharon & subject=Re:+Stategic+Lawsuits+Against+Public+Par

ticipation) on 7/13/05

From my Declaration, Bruce Kelman & GlobalTox, Inc., vs. Sharon

Kramer, and Does 1 through 20 inclusive.

70. There is an ending paragraph in the press release which I authored that

states, " In 2003, with the involvement of the US Chamber of Commerce and

ex-developer, U.S. Congressman (R-CA), the GlobalTox paper was

disseminated to the real estate, mortgage and building industries' association.

A

version of the Manhattan Institute commissioned piece may also be found as a

position statement on the website of the United States medical policy-writing

body, the American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine " .

71. It is this ending paragraph that the principals of GlobalTox would

prefer not be highly publicized. This, along with the fact that the ACOEM

Statement is based on a premise current scientific evidence does not support;

and

the acceptance of the ACOEM Statement was forced through by an improperly

biased and bypassed peer review process.

77. Regarding the on-going case of Haynes vs. Adair Homes, I

truthfully stated the sequence of events of Kelman's testimony

as I understood them at the time, and still understand them to

be. I stand by all sentences written in the press release

authored by me including, " Upon viewing documents presented by

the Haynes' attorney of Kelman's prior testimony from a case in

Arizona, D. Kelman altered his under oath testimony on the

witness stand. "

76. Kelman did in fact, " alter his under oath testimony " .

Whether an altered under oath testimony constitutes perjury

would be a matter OUR COURTS WOULD NEED TO EXAMINE AND LEGALLY DECIDE. I am

not qualified to make such a determination. Nor

did I in the press release I authored.

I'm finished! Unless y'all would like to read what my attorney

has to say. He's not quite as nice as I am.

Sharon Kramer

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