Re: How Woderful I'm Now Living in CC's turf.
Posted by Doug Haney on 3/04/04
On 3/04/04, Joe Riley wrote:
> I have not veiwed this forum for months. Just saw Chris
> Haneys post on CC. I just moved from Seattle to Wheat
> Ridge. I can't wait to run into this bugger and see hwat
> he's made of. I can't tell you how many times I have eaten
> joker IH's for lunch. Bottom line is the the Homeowner
> won't buy his crap and when I'm finised with him neither
> will the carriers. Funny thing is i know most of the mold
> action here in town and he hasn't popped up. Must be he
> spends his time twisting on here. I'll let you know this
> guys real story!
JOE: I need to clarify something. Are you speaking of my,
Doug Haney's article? I don't know of anyone named Chris
Haney, other than my sister in the midwest, but I assure you
she does not post on this site. I have made many statements
that I am finally starting to move on in regard to this site.
Today I spoke with folks in the California Prop-65 office
and now I think I know where the real problem lies in regard
to indoor-microfungi and human exposures.
The problem is that when I spoke with the gentleman in the
Prop-65 office (after one of their employees stated to a
mold victim whose case I am currently working with stated to
her that Prop-65 did not have anything to do with indoor
molds) as I did nearly three weeks ago with a Deputy
Attorney General at the California Attorney General's office
about the fact that Fumonisin B1, Aflatoxin B1, Ochratoxin
A, Grisofluvin, Sterigmatocystin and other subchemicals
produced by mycotoxins are listed on the Prop-65 dangerous
chemicals listing of known carcinogens (cancer) and
teratogens (birth defects and spontaneous abortions), and
both stated that they did not know much about "toxic molds!"
I figure that if people are going to be paid good taxpayer
funding for monitoring and dispensing information relating
to Prop-65 and defend the laws that the legislature has
brought forth through the demands of California voters, they
ought to at least know what in the hell they are working
with! Anyway these folks didn't, and I am sick and tired of
California laws being on the books (SB 732 and AB 284) for
over two years without much being done to follow the law
while people are being thrown out of their homes and
apartments along with their infested furniture, or burning
down their houses because insurance hassles are too
intimidating and time consuming to deal with- not to mention
the frustration involved in dealing with the justice
system.
When I stated that things will happen starting in June of
this year, I may have been mistaken... they are starting
now! All of the B.S. about "hype" is over, we are moving
ahead. Regardless of the naysayers on this Board and
elsewhere.
God Bless you and your continuing good health.
Douglas R. Haney
Environmental Health Research