Zapping choice
9:13am Thursday 30th August 2001
With reference to Mr Cheslett's letter about mobile phone masts.
I have to say this man is talking out of his backside, to put it politely!
We have no objection to “the benefits of technology,” and it is not the mobile phones we object to, at least you have the choice to turn them off or leave them at home, you cannot have this choice with a mast.
There is a tremendous health risk. And, as for saying “there are no long term effects from any mast throughout the world” how on earth does Mr Cheslett know?
Thousands of reports from doctors, scientists and other well qualified suggest otherwise.
I would be happy to send Mr Cheslett photocopies of these reports.
As he seems to be such a fan of these masts let him have one in his garden. Get your facts right Mr Cheslett you know nothing at all!
Mrs J Burch
Bexleyheath Mast Action Group
Sevenoaks Close
Bexleyheath
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