MORE ON CELL PHONES

Food for thought

Why did Italy's Supreme Court in the recent past uphold a compensation claim that a brain tumour was caused by mobile phone use? (incidentally setting a precedent that could ruin the insurance industry).

Why does Didier Bellens, head of Belgium’s largest telecom company ban wifi in the office where his managers work, citing that "the waves are dangerous"?

Why has the American Academy of Pediatricians endorsed the Cell Phone Safety Legislation, to provide warning labels on mobiles, regarding women and children especially at risk to mobile radiation?

Is the European Environment Agency's latest report proposing "All reasonable measures to reduce EM exposure, especially for children" and "Reconsider the scientific basis of present EMF exposure standards" as well as calling to provide effective labelling about potential risks, merely a hoax?

Maybe, India rejecting the archaic ICNIRP heating limits, instead, setting them 1/10th of the limit is just a random figure arrived at by accident.

One legitimately wonders why Brussels, the seat of the European Union, the HQ of NATO and host to numerous corporate head offices, decided not to allow 5G.

Incidentally, the Russians have been enjoying the luxury of much stricter EMF safety limits since the 50's.

Perhaps the grants you can get in certain parts of Sweden to install EMF shielding is because they like the silvery effect of the wallpaper.

The advice of the Council of Europe, Parliamentary Assembly: resolution 1815(2011) to create "wave-free areas" recommends that the member states of the Council of Europe, in general terms, take all reasonable measures to reduce exposure to electromagnetic fields, especially to radio frequencies from mobile phones and particularly the exposure to children and young people who seem to be most at risk from head tumours; pay particular attention to "electrosensitive" people who suffer from a syndrome of intolerance to electromagnetic fields and introduce special measures to protect them, including creation of wave-free areas not covered by the wireless network.

Answers to all these questions would require properly funded and independent research, but governments are not prepared to do this, so we may justifiably ask not only if EMFs are completely safe, but if there is more to all this than meets our unseeing eyes.

The presumed effects on the environment

Environmental studies have been numerous and from around the world, but no conclusions have ever been formally drawn. I would maintain that due to our faulty understanding of how Nature works – as a comprehensive, wholistic unit, a wedge can be easily inserted. Science works on the principle of differentiation or compartmentalization, and it is probably the only way it can operate but it is definitely not the way of Nature.

In the 1990's a radar specialist examining data from studies made on the effects of the VHF radar station at Skrunda in Latvia, found that the growth rings of trees were reduced during the period in which the station was operational and the pine needles made more resin (an indication of cellular stress perhaps?). A parallel study on the performance of local schoolchildren in tests was significantly reduced in the main beam of the station compared with those in relative safety behind the antenna.

In my experience as an observer of nature for most of my life, especially in a period of eleven years in Chiang Mai, I have witnessed the disappearance of wildlife species (nightjars, drongos, swallows, frogs, bats, etc.), increasingly strange behaviour of nature (double blooming of tamarind fruit in a six-month period, diseased bark and growth on trees, bats flying during the day and sandpipers active at night all year round), and a deterioration of the natural environment (fungal diseases, and so on).

I am convinced that if things are taken out of context, if we differentiate, we get lost in the detail and lose the thread. One only has to read the in-depth studies produced by eminent specialists to realise that our understanding of proteins – the source of life for plants, animals and humans, is so incomplete that we are not even able to appreciate the cycle of activity that allows life. There is no need to establish the relationship of cryptochrome with the eye or with magnetite, only to discover after years of work that we cannot find out that what really matters is the impact we humans are having on nature, because you cannot find the funding for research if vested interests are involved. Nature takes second place and that includes humans.

Current funding

Research funding comes from:

a/ legislators who decide how to spend the tax-payer’s money,

b/ industry in an attempt to consolidate their market position and

c/ a tiny amount from private sources.

Increasingly less money is allocated to research into anything to do with mobile telephony for the simple reason that fewer and fewer governments are prepared to take on the best-selling product of the last few years. There has been a trend ever since the Reagan-era in the US when industry started their efforts at influencing the agencies set up to protect the public and the environment. As for example under Anne Burford, the head of the EPA in 1981, virtually all her subordinates were from the industries the agency was charged with overseeing! That was the time when Hayes, head of the FDA, approved aspartame as a sweetener, following years of lobbying by Donald Rumsfeld on behalf of Searle. Business was booming!

Answers to all the questions that arise would require properly funded and independent research, but governments (if they wish to retain that function) are not prepared to do this, so we may justifiably ask if EMFs, as they are currently manipulated, are safe.

5G

5G requires the use of three frequency ranges: a coverage layer, about 700 MHz; the primary carrier band ranging between 3.4-3.8 GHz; and, a super data layer around 25 GHz. This last layer has now been extended upto 60 GHz. The current system (4G) operates on a range generally around 1,700 MHz.
Stuff happens to radiation as it travels: it can bounce or scatter, it can pass through and transmit, or it can be absorbed and stop. Intensity of radiation also depends on several factors, such as wavelength, the force with which it strikes the barrier, the chemical makeup of what’s hit, the physical structure and the thickness of that barrier. It may appear to be a complicated business, and that complexity is used to conceal the downsides. Every effort is made to conceal from the general public what it is doing to nature at large, for one very simple reason – governments, telecom operators and the affiliated industry (including the guys who chop down the trees because they form a barrier that stops you learning what your neighbour had for lunch) – want to make money NO MATTER HOW.

By what right does a government decide how our air is to be used? To conceal knowingly the problems that were discovered during the development of radar in the 1930s, and to pretend that the not-so-hard-to-prove evidence that the microwave component of a mobile phone heats your head?

For example, the US govt. made 45 billion USD in February 2017 selling air-space for, I believe, a period of four years (when the same band will come up for auction again). Did the public see any of that cash? Definitely not, but, one thing is sure, they are now paying the successful-bid operator not only to use those air-waves, but are probably witness to rising levels of tinnitus, electro-sensitivity and discomfort. 

SOLUTIONS

But, and here is the good news, we can do something apart from not using cell-phones, although that would surely be the best solution as there is strong evidence that the environment is gradually becoming saturated with the baneful waves in the form of “electrosmog”.

There appears to be a major difference of opinion regarding naturally occurring and man-made energy fields. Whether we shall ever know the truth is debatable, because in the very same domain of phone neutralizers/shields one can read diametrically opposing opinions, namely, some say that in nature, fields of energy are random in their form, frequency and amplitude, and the human body can apparently handle these irregular flows of emanations or waves without any problem, as our cells do exactly the same thing, i.e. emit and receive random energy forms day in and day out; whereas man-made energy fields are of a regular and constant pattern. This regularity does not harmonize with nature’s random manner and apparently creates resistance. Others say the contrary. Fundamentally, it matters little what the theory is, because what we do find is that, at some stage, problems happen.

There are numerous claims out there, including mine! But it requires a strong stretch of the imagination to claim in all seriousness that a crystal, a rare earth (including shungite), combinations of metals or homeopathics can offset, let alone ‘neutralize’, the impact of a frequency for any length of time.

Without exception, and I say this on the strength of kinesiological-testing and (don’t laugh!) answers using a pendulum, the molecular structure of all of the above are modified by frequential radiation. It is simply a matter of time, and the crystal can not tell you that it is saturated and no longer fulfilling its intended purpose. Some retailers are honest enough to inform you of this, and offer to cleanse, recharge and return the device after a year’s use.

After several years research to develop a device that avoids saturation, achieves the object of pain-relief (hot ear, headache, blood cell agglomeration), the solution I came up with to offset the harm caused by cell-phone technologies is a purely individual one, inasmuch as the device operates on the individual rather than the environment. This is a geometric form-based invention which goes by the name of the Freeland Double Vortex or FDV.

Nature doesn’t do straight lines, whereas radio transmission functions on a linear principle and can be very harsh in the process. So, taking a leaf from Nature’s page, I used a carefully researched spiral designed on the Fibonacci series. Initially, using specific length and selected materials, the results were conclusive – no more hot ear or headache. Finally, using a printed spiral on paper (four of them plus projectors), the effect was accomplished.

Red-cell blood tests (Rouleau and erythrocyte) revealed a substantial difference in the bio-magnetic behaviour of persons using the FDV, and those not using it. Maybe it was the porridge they ate for breakfast, I hear you say. I can only reply, maybe.

Remember, science got us into this mess, now we have to rely on ourselves to find a way out.