Santa Fe Wi-Fi Fears Keep Getting Weirder Man sues neighbor for refusing to turn off wireless Friday Jan 08 2010 17:49 EDT A group of Santa Fe residents recently attempted to get all public Wi-Fi hotspots in the city banned by arguing that the APs irritated their supposed "electromagnetic allergies." More curious perhaps was how the group tried to use the Americans With Disabilities Act to force the city's hand. Now the Santa Fe New Mexican reports that one of the individuals involved in the effort has sued his neighbor for refusing to turn off their cellphone and Wi-Fi hotspot. Arthur Firstenberg claims he was made homeless by the neighbor, who apparently didn't appreciate his unique ailment. Firstenberg's legal argument is a bit of a treat, suggesting he's been forced to live in his car: quote: Firstenberg "cannot stay in a hotel, because hotels and motels all employ wi-fi connections, which trigger a severe illness," says the request for a preliminary injunction. "If (Firstenberg) cannot obtain preliminary relief, he will be forced to continue to sleep in his car, enduring winter cold and discomfort, until this case can be heard." The case has been assigned to state District Judge Daniel Sanchez, who has yet to set a hearing.
Maybe we forgot to mention it, but there's absolutely no evidence that suggests Wi-Fi impacts human health, and the science that does exist strongly suggests that those claiming to be suffering from "electromagnetic sensitivity" are simply suffering from psychosomatic disorders, and might be helped by therapy and/or medication. |
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Medication?Therapy and/or medication?
How about someone go over there with a lead pipe.. | | Anonymous_Anonymous Premium Member join:2004-06-21 127.0.0.1 1 edit
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Sue the Sun better sue the SUN
it give's a 1,000 watts of radiation per square yard and no hiding in your house will not help
you have to be many miles into the earth's crust to not get any of it | | fatnesssubtle
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need a heroMr. Firstenberg needs a hero to advance his cause. Jonathan Lee Riches is just the man. quote: Jonathan Lee Riches vs. Randy Weaver, et al October 4, 2007 October 15, 2007
Plaintiff sued Randy Weaver, Vicki Weaver, Kevin L. harris, Lon T. Horiuchi and Arthur Roderick for "Shooting My Mind to Death." Plaintiff alleged that Randy Weaver was after him because plaintiff had a computer affair with Vicki Weaver on internet chat lines. Randy Weaver alleged then hired sharp shooters to surround FCI Williamsburg to scope out plaintiff's life. Plaintiff stated that he had survived 628 assassination attempts in the last 6 months. Plaintiff also charged that Randy Weaver killed an FBI analyst in front of Home Depot and whose murder was blamed on John Muhammed. Plaintiff also alleged that Randy Weaver killed Michael Jordan's father, as well as President Kennedy. Plaintiff added that Weaver wants him to wear lipstick and name change to Victoria Weaver II.
quote: Riches v. Doe September 20, 2007 September 19, 2007
Plaintiff alleged that defendant Government Snitches and Informants, Inc. is a secret organization whose members include George W. Bush, Senator Arlen Spector, Richard Simmons, Hong Kong gangs, Columbine High School and RFID radio chips. Plaintiff further alleged that defendants hired illegal workers from Cuba, built a secret tunnel from Miami International Airport to a remote Cuban location, subjected plaintiff to brain washing and microwave testing daily, and spun him in a washer and dryer.
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