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MENTNECH: Okay. RAFFIPIY: Thank you. MENTNECH: I'll try to obey your 3 -minute rule. Okay, my name is Michael Mentnech. I live in HPP. I'm generally concerned with all of this, not specifically HPP. Number one, as I understand, you're not supposed to listen to health concerns because of the Federal Communications Act. The first amendment gives me the right to petition my government for, to address your grievances. It doesn't give the Congress the right to violate that by saying, "except for your health." So, that's point one that I don't think they have, any more than they have a right to pass a law saying that everybody has to wear a yellow star or all of the Japanese have to go into a camp, or any number of things that they have done in the past. This law is also very old, and it pre -dates this technology. Okay, cancer is a red herring. Is everybody familiar with what a red herring is? Cause I've talked to people, and they don't. A red herring they used to put, if you had tracking dogs, you could drag a dead fish across the trail and the dog would follow the dead fish instead of what he was supposed to be tracking, and I feel that the cancer thing is a red herring, because we recently had the US Consulate in Havana attacked by microwaves. People had malaise, headaches, all sorts of disorientation. I don't remember reading anything about them complaining about cancer, because cancer takes a long time. We were trained in the Navy about chemical weapons. When you put that mask on and that suit on, you weren't doing it to stop cancer, because if it takes ten years for a cancer to develop from these weapons, you would have been dead 10 years -9 years and 99 whatever days ago. You're dead in seconds. So, cancer, to say, "Well, we've studied it and we haven't seen anybody get cancer," we haven't had cell phones long enough to do that. And, then as far as real estate values, this fight is just starting. So, to do a study, I don't know when the study was done and say no it doesn't affect values. It's like saying that the Coronavirus is, last week they were saying it won't affect tourism. Well, read the paper tomorrow and see how it affects tourists, or read it today and see what it has done to the airline industry and what it has done to the cruise ship industry. So, to say it won't affect real estate values when you don't know that tomorrow a headline in the Washington Post is that, "Cell Phone Towers Cause Brain Malfunction" or some other—pick it out of the air, because your structures in your brain are affected by radio frequencies. Humans are affected. From what I've read on this, women are primarily, feel it. It doesn't mean men aren't affected. They just don't feel it. So, there's something going on, and if this pops up and turns out, then real estate values are going to hit, are going to go down. So, to say that we did a study a few years ago, we didn't see the problem. I don't think that's valid today. I think they need to know a lot more than what we know right now before we go willy nilly putting this all around. Thank you. RAFFIPIY: Thank you very much. MUISE: Aloha mai kakou. My name is Kuulani Muise. Thank you for your time this morning and your ears. I'm here representing Laniva and Paliku Muise. They are students at EXHIBIT B 21