Saint-Senier-en Beuvron, the tiny village blocking the way for Elon Musk

Serge Provost, President of the National Association for Animals victims of Electrical Voltage (ANAST) and previous milk producer: My name is Serge Provost, a former milk producer in the town of Saint-Laurent Tergal, in the South Manche. I was a victim for 15 years, on a farm that was overhung by very high voltage lines, therefore a victim of electromagnetic fields, and I am the head of a National Association for Animals victims of Electrical Voltage, ANAST. ANAST, which defends hundreds of breeders on French territory, victims of the same problems. What we call parasitic currents. There are only 350 inhabitants in the tiny village of Saint-Senier-en Beuvron, in the French Manche department, near Mont Saint-Michel, but they are extremely determined not to let high-tech magnate Eleon Musk off the field. Especially the satellite field: it is there that, in the war for dominance over fast satellite transmissions in France, the company Starlink, owned by the Californian billionaire, should build nine big white spheres 3 metres high by 5 metres wide. But the tiny village - 350 inhabitants - does not intend to passively accept the decision. Saint-Senier-en Beuvron, 17th of February, 2021.