Cosmic Yak
Philosopher
When it comes to diets, any excuse will do for failure.
However, there might be a touch of truth in this one, since stomach discomfort and diarrhea were some of the symptoms I got. I tended to comfort eat to compensate.
Of course, if you were tricky, you would claim that there was no tower. The Telcos in our area used that trick to claim a woman's legal claim for damages was unfounded because the tower had been off for the two weeks that she claimed it had been powered up. I learned who the woman was through the network of anti-tower people, and also learned that she had proof the tower was powered up. They settled her claim and insisted on a gagging order for her but still used the anecdote.
I got the tower next to us powered down for a few months while in the courts. Just before I was due to file an important affidavit they surreptitiously powered up. I had seen a worker at noon and had checked with my meter that the tower was off. I came home that evening and my wife complained of a "tower headache" and asked me to measure. It was indeed on. I got sick because they kept it on for 36 hours, and they used my one day late filing to throw out my interdict. One day - when some delays of months to years are condoned.
The Telcos put forward doctored evidence that the tower was never on, to counter my affidavit and meter reading that I video taped to proof it. I could not believe the judge could accept the doctored evidence. His reasoning was that the company providing the energy usage was a large company and would not lie. I am considering a claim for damages due to perjury because I subsequently analyzed the perjury in detail. The metering company could not alter the City Power invoices showing that power had been used for 36 hours at full power.
ETA: Why would they risk contempt of court to power up? Because my case was so solid, and they had to give the judge an excuse. They knew it would sicken me and probably make me late. The judge hit me with a cost bill that was about 20 times what was typical. I fought it and won because they intervened and did not get leave to join the case. So they got zero costs. In the Taxing court, the attorneys arrived with a trolley of ten large lever arch files. It was a S.L.A.P.P. suit and the Constitutional Court declined to hear the matter. Telco influence goes all the way to the top.
So you say.
Presumably, all this is a matter of public record, for which you will have no problem providing a link.
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