Re: Does anyone have an update on the 12/9/04 Boston Mold Hearings?

[Guest guest]

Dear All,

I'm happy you had the chance to view the DVD's on the Boston Hearing

and we hope in the near future to have a followup on another City

Counsel Meeting.

Even though many of you are very concerned with what appears to be

the lack of progress concerning the mold issue, there are great

strides being made along many different avenues. Unfortunately most

of which can not be put on an open board. The heat has been on for a

while and things are changing, but as usual not as quickly or as

visable as we would like. You have to understand the magnetude

concerning this and the industries that we are up against. They have

unlimited funds to fight this and they don't care who they hurt

along the way. The only thing they are concerned about is their

bottom line, not what may or may not help the economy.

One of our members will be explaining the strides that we have taken

and the direction it is going in, especially in the Boston area

within the next day or two.

Rest assured there are holes in their armour (junk science) and we

are slowly breaking their defenses down.

Don't lose hope and definately don't give up the fight. You are not

only fighting for yourselves, but your children and your

grandchildren. Just look and listen, how many people are aware of

the health effects now,then a couple of years ago.Just by some of

the recent stories I've posted here concerning courthouses and other

public buildings. Look how quick they move to take action and how

concerned they are (employees) with this biohazard growing in their

environment. I wish we could have been so lucky. But yet there are

still many that are suffering needlessly.

It does seem to me, there has been a quicker response lately, which

many of us have read about, to remove these toxins that are in state

and federal buildings. What about the rest of the consumers, private

homes and schools? We have been denied coverage by our lovely

insurance companies, but when you speak of government buildings

remediation takes place in a blink of an eye (so to speak), but

guess at who's expense.

The industry has put a cap on the amount we can collect to do our

remediation, but there is no cap on government buildings. And they

even have it refurnished and are put up in a " safe " environment at

the cost of what many of us, if added together, is higher than our

mortgage payments.

Just keep in mind, every article, every newsreel, every story and

personal posts, that you all are a part of, does make a difference.

Each time that happens it's just one more nail in their coffin. I

believe everyone that is defending the fabricated junk science, to

protect their own best interest, should have a label upon them, like

we have had to endure, they should be addressed as " convicts " in the

near future. Because what they are doing is criminal. The science is

there, it's just that the lobbyists and our politicans just aren't

quite there yet.

Please hang in there and keep up the fight. Each voice counts.

KC

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> I just finished watching the Boston Mold Hearings. Does anyone have

> an update on what has happened in Boston since December? Any

progress?

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> Also, how are things going with Conyers House Bill 1268?

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> What can people do in their own locations to help?