Blow Me!

Esther Wrightman and her type are all too common today. Not only are they dead wrong about what they think they know, but they will go to great lengths to prove that they are misinformed!



Like all good people with a cause, from Don Quixote (who also attacked windmills) on down, these modern day saviours of humanity will go to any length to prove their cause is not only a just one, but the only correct one!


According to a London Free Press article today, Esther and her frends will do just about anything to disrupt information sessions by the supporters of wind energy because they don't want the facts to be heard!

Facts are not considered when we deal with their type of belief system folks, much the same as a religion that only requires you to obey, and not question what you are being told.



After all, why let the facts get in the way of a good story!



And the facts………………..?



Windmills don’t cause health problems boys and girls!


There are no low frequency waves that slowly drive you insane, just as the slight whoosh of the blades does not set up electromagnetic fields that are bad for ya!



No rumbles, rattles or reverberations to upset your equilibrium kids, just as no aliens are using these things as navigation beacons.



Nope.



Just a bunch of dopey looking windmills that sort of grow on ya after a while.


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Meanwhile, all that bitchin' must be having some effect since this article came out today:


OTTAWA - Health Canada and Statistics Canada will conduct a study to evaluate the relationship between wind turbine noise and potential health effects.







Health Minister Leona Aglukkaq said the feds want to look at health effects reported by people living near wind power developments because of growing concerns.






"This study is in response to questions from residents living near wind farms about possible health effects of low frequency noise generated by wind turbines," said Aglukkaq.






Health Canada said it is "aware of health-related complaints" from individuals living in close proximity to wind turbines.






The study will focus, initially, on a sample size of 2,000 homes picked from eight to 12 wind turbines in Canada.






Part of the research will include obtaining medical information, such as blood pressure, from the residents, as well as face-to-face interviews and noise measurements from inside and outside homes. The study results are expected in 2014.


http://cnews.canoe.ca/CNEWS/Politics/2012/07/10/19970671.html