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## Roy Bercaw's TV show

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        Roy Bercaw is an ingenious, and indefatigable activist, writer and
    researcher. He lives in Cambridge, MA in the shadow of Harvard University
    and MIT where much clandestine medical research on humans is conducted on
    unsuspecting citizens. Here's his latest idea for getting out the story of
    contemporary experiments of the US government, and other Frakensteinian
    researchers.
        In April, 1999 he was a guest host on a cable TV show where he spoke
    about non consenting human experimentation. He described the bill he wrote
    for the Massachusetts General Court (legislature), H2334, "Protection of
    Human Subjects in Experimentation Act." It is available online at
         www.nas.net/~raven1/rb-bill.htm
    The February 1999 issue of his newsletter, ENOUGH ROOM, has nine pages on
    human experimentation. It is online at
         www.nas.net/~raven1/er-feb99.htm
        Bercaw joined the local Cambridge, MA cable television station. As a
    member he is eligible for a 30 minute weekly show which he can say whatever
    is legal to be said. Complaining and explaining about non lethal weapons
    testing and use on civilians who are considered "domestic adversaries" is a
    legal use of that time.
        Most local cable TV stations have an agreement with the city where they
    are providers to allow citizen access to the cable station. In many cases
    you may not have to join, just need to be a resident or work in the city or
    county, whichever. Maybe only have an address there.
         Call your local station and ask what it takes to get a show on the air.
    Insure that you are not misled. Ask other persons who are familiar with the
    rules.
         You can also address your local government at their weekly meetings,
    which are often broadcast live. You may have to write a letter first. But
    try it. It works.
         Inquire if you can write a bill to be considered by your state
    legislature. If not try to get one of your elected representatives to write
    one and have it filed. This will not happen by itself.
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