News channel RT has released this excellent piece by Daniel Bushell on how the dangers of wireless radiation are being “war-gamed” (in the words of Motorola executives) and covered-up.
As you watch it, bear in mind that Smart Meters emit pulsed microwaves constantly – 24 hours a day, 7 days a week – and that a single Smart Meter, pulsing up to 190,000 times a day, can expose the human body to 800 times as much radiation as a cell phone. And you do not have the ability to switch Smart Meters off.
Whether this issue becomes “even worse than tobacco”, as is predicted here, is up to all of us.
Please take action and share this information generously with others.
Insurers stop covering for cell phone use, called the next ‘casualty catastrophe’ after tobacco and asbestos; phone manufacturers hit with a class action and personal lawsuits; and the warning deep inside your mobile.
Seek truth from facts with Ellie Marks, whose husband Alan is suing the industry for his brain tumor, ‘cell phone survivor’ Bret Bocook, leading radiation biologist Prof. Dariusz Leszczynski, Microwave News editor Dr. Louis Slesin, Storyleak editor Anthony Gucciardi, and former senior White House adviser Dr. Devra Davis.
via http://rt.com/shows/the-truthseeker/manifacturers-cell-phone-warning-447/
Thank you for the information about cell phones causing cancer.
I find it hard to get through to people about the dangers of radio frequencies.
I know about the agenda 21 and depopulation using smart meters, cell phones, cell phone towers etc.
I do not use a cell phone.
The leaders of our planet do NOT care about anyone – THEY ONLY CARE ABOUT MONEY.
Watch the movie thrive – its a good overview of what is happening to our planet from all aspects.
These big organisations have a duty of care <<>> The general public are mostly not well enough informed about these dangers and a lot of people aren’t capable of putting two and two together for whatever reason….Which is why there is a legal obligation called a DUTY OF CARE. These big organisations are exploting the people who just don’t get it! and those of us who do get it are just considered as so much roadkill on highway to the bank.
There is a line in an Eagles song “We satisfy our engless need and justify our bloody deeds” covers it, I would say.