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5G Alert: Evidence of Serious Cell Phone Danger to Pregnant Women, Children and Industry Workers Silenced by ‘Captured’ FCC

03/11/2020·

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By Fred

Have you read Robert C, Kane’s book, Cellular Telephone Russian Roulette?

He had a doctorate in electrical engineering; he was by all accounts an extremely brilliant man. His book is very roughly edited. When he wrote it he was busy dying of a brain tumor contracted while testing mobile antennas for Motorola, but it is an extremely powerful historical perspective on what the industry knew, when they knew it, and how they covered up the risks:

https://www.icems.eu/docs/Robert_C_Kane.pdf

Let me tell you one conversation I had a with a real microwave engineer, the guy in charge of all the base stations for a major network.

I was walking past one of their huge towers, when I saw a pigeon sitting on one of them. I thought immediately: that is a first; I’ve NEVER seen a small bird anywhere near one of these towers. That tower must be off.

And sure enough, as I got past, I saw a car parked in front of the tower, and the base station’s door was open.

So just to check, I phoned the operator. I said I wanted to confirm that this tower was actually off, because this was the first time I’d ever seen a bird on one. It’s a claim I often made, and I was quite perturbed to see it being broken.

The guy told me to phone back in a week. He told me, no, that base station was supposed to be on the whole time, it was a “fireable” offense (sic) to turn it off while working on it. I said, “well, I don’t want to get your guy fired, but I honestly think that tower was off.”

The engineer then said to me: “you know, I’ve been looking, and you’re absolutely right, you don’t see birds sitting in these towers.”

They are disguised as trees, of course, for “aesthetic” reasons; but no birds are fooled.

This is just one conversation of many I’ve had with professionals in the business. Quietly, they’ve admitted to me that I was right, and that there were real problems with the technology. One said their company kept a “black book” of radiation incidents, in workers as well as the public, which was kept in deep secret.

Another told me that “sunburn” from working on towers was common, and that their hair would stand on end as they got close to a tower. Working on towers is now the most dangerous job in the whole of America:

https://www.tvtechnology.com/opinions/the-most-dangerous-job-in-america

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Just about the stupidest thing I ever read in my life, was the New York Times’s William Broad alleging that information on 5G hazards was a “treacherous fog” being spread by the Russians:

https://www.businesstelegraph.co.uk/your-5g-phone-wont-hurt-you-but-russia-wants-you-to-think-otherwise-the-new-york-times/

Broad quotes experts in Russian propaganda:

—> The Kremlin “would really enjoy getting democratic governments tied up in fights over 5G’s environmental and health hazards,” said Molly McKew, head of Fianna Strategies, a consulting firm in Washington, D.C., that seeks to counter Russian disinformation. <—

It’s a fact that the Russians have, for decades, had the best radiation protection guidelines of any major country, at least 100 times better than the FCC guidelines, which are the worst in the entire world from a protective viewpoint.

The Americans long derided the Russians for their research into “non-thermal” effects of microwave radiation. A 1976 US Defense Intelligence Agency document summarized the Soviet-bloc research and their more stringent protections for the public, and concluded that such protection was not feasible for Americans:

“If the more advanced nations of the West are strict in the enforcement of stringent exposure standards, there could be unfavorable effects on industrial output and military function.”

You can read the whole document here:

https://www.magdahavas.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/BIOLOGICAL_EFFECTS_OF_ELECTROMAGNETIC_RADIATION-RADIOWAVES_AND_MICROWAVES-EURASIAN_COMMUNIST_COUNTRIES.pdf

The quote comes from p. vii.

Mr Barrie Trower, the UK government’s former expert on microwave warfare, has stated repeatedly that the doctrine contained in that one sentence will ultimately be responsible for killing far more people than WW1 and WW2 combined. It’s a real death sentence.

Under the most patronizing supervision possible, the WHO got the Russians to replicate their experiments from the 1970s and ’80s. To their surprise, the Russian findings checked out. For example, in one experiment, rats were irradiated with microwaves, and then blood serum was taken from them and injected into pregnant rats. You can see the results on p. 18 of the following document:

https://bioinitiative.org/wp-content/uploads/pdfs/sec08_2012_Evidence_%20Effects_%20Immune_System.pdf

Of the cage controls, 4.3% had spontaneous abortions; of sham-exposed rats, 11.7% had spontaneous abortions; of EMR-exposed rats, 55.6% had spontaneous abortions. The Russians regarded this quite elegant experiment just as a pilot study.

In case you think this issue of spontaneous abortions in rats has no relevance to humans, listen to the evidence of Prof. John Goldsmith, doyen of research in this field for many years, holding many professorships around the world, hired by the US government to write the definitive report on the microwaving of the US Embassy in Moscow over several decades.

Goldsmith produced a paper in 1997, in which he reported a study of female physiotherapists who were using microwave equipment, on exactly the same frequencies as mobile phones, 915 MHz and 2450 MHz. The findings:

“Of the microwave-exposed women, 47.7% had miscarriages prior to the 7th week of pregnancy compared to 14.5% of nonexposed women.”

The reported results are frighteningly in line with what the Russians found with rats, 40 years ago.

Now: I have corresponded directly with Prof Yury Grigoviev, the chairman of the Russian government radiation protection agency, author of that review of the Russian research. He confirmed for me that the official Russian government guidelines stresses NO MOBILE PHONE USE WHATSOEVER BY PREGNANT WOMEN.

This is a warning that should be given in the West; but, the governments would far, far rather kill your baby, than, heaven forfend, “alarm” you.

Prof. Grigoriev also confirmed, to my amazement, that the official Russian guidelines is absolutely NO mobile phone use by anyone under the age of 18 years, because their immune, nervous and hormonal systems are still developing.

I am told that Russian kids are quite nihilistic, and I’m sure that many if not most use mobile phones. I know that many of them also drink vodka for breakfast, against government guidelines. The fact remains that the government has at least issued precautionary warnings to its population.

Do any of you think you could get a response on this issue from the FCC? Let alone its chairman, Ajit Pai?

Here’s a letter signed by 13 US lawmakers in May 2018, asking Ajit Pai why his agency refuses to answer their questions:

https://energycommerce.house.gov/sites/democrats.energycommerce.house.gov/files/documents/FCC.20180.04.252.%20Letter%20re%20oversight%20and%20lack%20of%20responsiveness.%20CAT.pdf

Here’s a letter from February 2019 from Congress’s Committee on Energy and Commerce, asking Pai again why “you have also repeatedly denied or delayed responding to legitimate information requests from the public about agency operations”:

https://energycommerce.house.gov/sites/democrats.energycommerce.house.gov/files/documents/FCC.2019.2.4.%20Letter%20to%20Chairman%20Pai%20re%20116th%20Congress%20Oversight.CAT_.pdf

Even your lawmakers can’t get a response from the FCC. It’s been described as the most captured government agency in Washington, DC, by a Harvard study:

https://ethics.harvard.edu/files/center-for-ethics/files/capturedagency_alster.pdf

So, just to show how the FCC DOES respond to these charges of industry capture, here is a video of Ajit Pai making jokes about it at an “insider” dinner in 2017:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9M7bHNwgTFo

Here is a transcript of Ajit Pai’s extremely unfunny little skit:

Ajit Pai

Ajit Pai: “In collusion, I mean conclusion… sorry, Freudian slip, my bad. Many people are still shell-shocked that I’m up here tonight [as chairman]. They ask themselves, ‘How on Earth did this happen?’ Well, moments before tonight’s dinner, somebody leaked a 14-year-old video that helps answer that question, and in all candor I can no longer hide from the truth.”

The video then shows him talking with Verizon Senior Vice President Kathy Grillo:

Kathy Grillo: “As you know, the FCC is captured by industry. But we think it’s NOT CAPTURED ENOUGH. We want to brainwash and groom a Verizon puppet to install as FCC chairman. Think Manchurian Candidate.”

Ajit Pai: “That sounds awesome!”

Kathy Grillo: “I know, right?! There are only two problems. First, this is going to take 14 years to incubate. We need to find someone smart, young, ambitious, but dorky enough to throw the scent off.”

Ajit Pai: “Hello!”

Kathy Grillo: “So you will do it?”

Ajit Pai: “Absolutely! But you said there was another issue?”

Kathy Grillo: “We need to find a Republican who can win the presidency in 2016 to appoint you FCC chairman. I think our best bet is an outsider, but I have no idea who that would be. If only somebody can give us a sign…”

At this point in the video, a picture of Donald Trump appears, to music from The Apprentice. Hilarity from all the insiders at this dinner.

Ajit Pai, Verizon lawyer turned regulator, does not have time to answer questions from lawmakers; but he has plenty of time to make little videos in which he insults all of us.

Remember: Bill Clinton’s 1996 Telecoms Act specifically forbids any local authority from making one move to regulate the placement of a tower, even if there’s a huge cancer cluster around it, so long as that tower is radiating under FCC guidelines. If a local authority even SAYS one word about it, they are in violation of federal law and can be sued by the operators.

A radiation guideline set by engineers, intended only to provide short-term protection from heating, based on military guidelines intended to protect a large Marine over six feet tall, trumps your rights to free speech, a healthy environment, protection for your kids, protection from surveillance within your own house.

And then they make big jokes about it.

Ajit Pai was appointed by Donald Trump. This is draining the swamp? Ajit Pai is the most vile and disgusting swamp monster I’ve ever seen in Washington, DC. Even worse than his predecessor Tom Wheeler, who famously said “We won’t wait for the standards,” in rolling out 5G:

https://www.takebackyourpower.net/gestapo-in-usa-5g-fcc-intimidates-press-kills-free-speech/

In the past, it was Motorola driving the tech through without any proper health testing or evaluation. Now it’s the regulator, the FCC itself, saying, we won’t wait for the standards, on issues like health.

So, yeah, these are Russian talking points, please, don’t make me laugh, it only hurts when I laugh. You Americans need to wake up, and wake up pronto.

I have to go offline for a while now, a huge thunderstorm is brewing and I must unplug my ADSL line. Anyone who thinks I’m taking you back to the dark ages, remember: 5G won’t work in the rain either, your self-driving cars will grind to a halt the moment there’s a serious downpour.

The storm seems to have passed, but I’m typing very quietly. If the weather devas around here hear you even think the word “modem”, there’s usually a rumble of thunder.

I’m busy listening to (and audio recording) a presentation by Mr Barrie Trower on the dangers of wifi and 5G, uploaded on March 5, from a conference in Exeter. He waved that DIA document I mentioned above, and said it’s the second-most infamous document in history, in the damage it will do to the human race.

The top infamy is a WHO document, from a major conference decades ago, listing all the illnesses to be expected from microwave radiation. It’s been stamped TOP SECRET. Mr Trower says the WHO to this day refuses to acknowledge the existence of this document. He’s 47 minutes in and going strong, this is a tour de force. He says the estimate is that 2 billion people will be killed by this radiation, that’s one in three users. He’s about to start on trees and nature in general. Must watch.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ryf3F9WCAlU

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Scott Johnson03/11/2020

The Russians care more about the welfare of their citizens than the U.S. LOL Things have really flip-flopped since the good 'ole Chernobyl days. LOL

Fred03/11/2020

That is the simple truth, it's the one thing the Russians did right: they looked after their own population in terms of EM radiation. Because they had weaponized this radiation, testing all the frequencies on thousands of political and psychiatric prisoners — Barrie Trower has stressed this aspect of the Soviet research, the sheer amount of deliberate torture involved, especially with the mood-altering frequencies — because they'd perfected microwaves as a weapon, the Russians knew just how damn dangerous this stuff was. Here's an interesting fact. The carrier frequencies the KGB weaponized were 450 MHz; 800 – 900 MHz; and 1800 MHz. They found these carriers were the best for influencing the body and brain. Pulsed modulations were then added to these carrier waves. Now, 450 MHz — is the “open” unlicensed frequency for all security applications, car remotes, etc. Very ubiquitous. Also found in some smart meters. 900 MHz — basic frequency of all the first GSM cell phones. This is also the basic frequency for medical diathermy, like burning brain lesions and tumors out with a focused microwave beam. Robert C Kane says that one reason they chose 900 MHz for cell phones was that there was a lot of existing engineering expertise at this frequency from medical diathermy, i.e. burning and heating tissue. I suspect this is why those physiotherapists were using equipment at this frequency. So, for engineering convenience, you take the best frequency for burning brain tissue, and use it in devices which children are going to put against their heads. Very, very smart. 1800 MHz — basic frequency of all the GSM broadband phones. These frequencies are disclosed in declassified US military documents, and in Peter Wright's infamous book Spycatcher, which Margaret Thatcher tried to ban — Wright investigated the microwave irradiation of the US Embassy in Moscow, he was the guy who worked out how The Thing worked (a device found in the National Crest that hung directly above the ambassador's desk). The main frequency radiating the embassy was 1800 MHz, while The Thing worked on a secondary beam on 800 MHz. The Thing was an entirely passive reflector, but had a paper-thin metal diaphragm that would vibrate with the ambassador's voice and modulate the constant beam of radiation washing over the embassy, in ways that could be detected remotely. Later, Wright tracked down the captured German microwave engineer who had been forced to develop The Thing, who had finally been repatriated to Germany by the Soviets, and confirmed every last detail of its construction — Wright's frequency calculations were correct. The British researcher Alisdair Phillips measured the microwaves used to irradiate the Greenham Common women in the UK in the 1980s, protesting against a US nuclear air base. Many women were made very sick, had miscarriages, contracted cancer. Phillips measured the carrier frequency at 1800 MHz. He testified about this to a House of Commons inquiry And I personally confirmed from Barrie Trower that 900 MHz and 1800 MHz, the cell phone frequencies, were used as carrier frequencies by Soviet microwave weapons. There are other sources saying the same thing. So, the exact frequencies that the KGB weaponized, found were the very best for penetrating the body and brain and having biological effects … are the exact frequencies of all the GSM phones all over the world. Quite a coincidence, yes? And I suppose for pointing this out, I'll be called a conspiracy “theorist”. And there's more: as Robert C Kane points out in the beginning of his book, the best frequency for burning brain tissue, in the 900 MHz spectrum, was not given to the surgeons — it was given to the mobile phone manufacturers. Even more bizarrely, the frequency of microwave ovens, around 2.4 GHz, which resonates with water, is the range also given to wifi and other broadband wireless. I suspect this is why this was the other frequency those female physiotherapists were exposed to with their equipment, they must have been doing diathermy. There's a famous nematode worm, every single gene of which has been mapped, it's a favourite for research. Around the year 2000, some Scottish researchers exposed these worms to low-level microwaves. Their scientific finding was couched in two words: “Slightly cooked.” Not so surprising.

AnonyMaker03/11/2020

So here's another reality check – do the Russians then not use GSM on those supposedly dangerous weapons frequencies? Nope – another fail: “2G GSM services are provided over the 900 and 1800 MHz bands” https://halberdbastion.com/intelligence/mobile-networks/mts-russia. The're also using the other band you cite as supposedly particularly dangerous, 450 MHz (which they've apparently used for other applications as well): “Tele2 launches Russia’s first LTE450 network” https://450alliance.org/tele2-launches-russias-first-lte450-network/

Scott Johnson03/11/2020

WRONG. 450 MHz is the UHF licensed radio band. There may some parts of the 450 MHz spectrum that is used for other purposes, but to say the 450 MHz spectrum is unlicensed is a lie. YOU are a liar, Fred. The primary reason why 900 MHz is used for phones is because the lower bands were already being used, from lowband through the lower 900 MHz. They even cleared TV channels off of certain channels so it could be used for 700 MHz Public Safety radio users, because all of the other available channels above and below were already assigned/licensed for other purposes. Regarding medical uses of 900 MHz, do you understand the difference between nuclear power and nuclear weapons? They use many of the same isotopes, but you can't use a nuclear reactor as a bomb and you can't make power from a nuclear bomb. Another analogy is standing in the sun compared to standing at the focal point of an array of mirrors to boil water and make steam to turn a turbine and make electricity. You are so clueless it's laughable. In fact, the sun is even higher in the same electromagnetic frequency spectrum than any communications systems, do you stay out of the sunshine as well? LOL Of course, too much sun causes cancer, but it is the main source of vitamin D and regulates many other bodily/hormonal functions, so like most things, moderation is the key. Without vitamin D, your bones can break more easily and I'm sure Mr. Shadow can find a reference for all of the other benefits of vitamin D for your reading pleasure. Fred, you're just a kook of the worst kind. You know just enough to be dangerous. LOL

Scott Johnson03/11/2020

The Russians care more about the welfare of their citizens than the U.S. LOL Things sure have flip-flopped since the good 'ole Chernobyl days. LOL

AnonyMaker03/11/2020

Rather than wade into the weeds of details, let's just do a basic reality check. If the Russians are so safety-conscious, are they avoiding 5G themselves, or using their own somehow much safer equipment? Nope – they're busy trying to catch up on internal deployment of the same systems their external propaganda is trying to sew doubt about in the West: – As Russia plans for 5G, Russian propaganda outlet says 5G will kill you 'Given Putin’s prioritization of 5G, it may seem dissonant that RT America, the U.S.-based subsidiary of Russia Today, a state-owned “news outlet” widely regarded as the government’s propaganda apparatus, is apparently ramping up coverage around the unfounded health concerns associated with 5G.' https://www.rcrwireless.com/20190513/5g/russia-propaganda-5g – Huawei Just Launched 5G In Russia With Putin's Support 'Huawei 5G has gone live in Russia. This isn't the first 5G pilot to launch in Moscow, but it is the most notable.' https://www.forbes.com/sites/zakdoffman/2019/09/01/hello-splinternet-huawei-deploys-5g-in-russia-with-putins-support/#24b755e4199d – Russia's first 5G zone deployed in Moscow Aug 8, 2019 – Ericsson and Tele2 have launched Russia's first 5G zone in central Moscow on Tele2's commercial network https://www.ericsson.com/en/news/2019/8/russias-first-5g-zone-deployed-in-moscow

Fred03/11/2020

I'm certain that 5G in Russia will be operating under more stringent radiation regulations than the West, but I'll check it out. The new 5G-friendly regulations from ICNIRP — the guidelines used by WHO — have literally just dropped, I just got an alert from Microwave News. You can find ICNIRP's press release here: http://icnirp.org/cms/upload/presentations/ICNIRP_Media_Release_110320.pdf As far as I know, these basic guidelines will remain as they have been since 1998, there were no indications at recent ICNIRP meetings of any major changes, but I'll check these out as well. ICNIRP is the International Commission for Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection, an industry-dominated body that sets standards purely for the convenience of engineers. The ICNIRP standards are only applicable for short-term exposures, the measurement time is six minutes. They have always said they have no scientific basis for setting long-term exposure guidelines. Yet their short-term guidelines are taken as completely safe for 24/7 exposures by governments and the WHO.

Jarhead03/12/2020

When the first “horseless carriages” first appeared in the early 1900s, many people sounded the alarm due to the higher speeds of cars over horses. They also advocated that a person may not be as intelligent as a horse in the ability to focus on road hazards. Just sayin…

Anonymous03/12/2020

Fred, publish this in your post about fluoride in water, they are very interesting articles that I have already seen, I would like to know your opinion. https://www.globalresearch.ca/poison-is-treatment-the-campaign-to-fluoridate-america https://ultimatewellness.life/2019/11/04/how-fluoride-a-toxin-got-in-our-water-and-iodine-a-critical-nutrient-disappeared-from-medical-school-textbooks/

Pablo03/12/2020

I can't take this anymore. These articles from Fred are making me lose brain cells. I'd rather read 1,000 ShadowState articles (about Allie Mack) than see another article by Fred. I have reached my mental limit here. Help me stay sane, Frank. Stop publishing this shit. If Frank publishes one more article from Fred, I am likely to OFF MYSELF just to get away from this insane shit. No, I don't actually read Fred's articles. However, just seeing them on the main page is enough to make me want to OFF MYSELF cuz that mother fucker is literally a man with the mind of a small child. He's somebody that grew up with a short-circuited brain. Somehow the wires in his brain got crossed. Maybe his mom dropped him on his head. Or maybe his mom just grew tired of him and routinely beat the shit out of him as a child, knocking his brain wires loose, which I'm sure he deserved since no mother deserves to have a kid like Fred. But either way, Fred is a person with a few screws loose upstairs. I'm guessing that he's a personal friend of Frank's —— since there's no other reason for Frank to publish such wacky shit. Maybe Fred grew up with Frank and they both played baseball together back in Sicily. Stop torturing us Frank. Stop this shit NOW please!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Scott Johnson03/13/2020

Don't off yourself until after you come on my show, you little chicken sh!t. LOL

AnonyMaker03/13/2020

I recently ran across this piece which, besides addressing 5G specifically, also explains succinctly what Russia's aims are in its disinformation campaigns, in which they seek to weaken political and economic competitors, as a sort of holdover from the thinking and strategies of the Soviet Union and the Cold War: – Foreign disinformation: the plot to kill 5G 'Why Russia wants the U.S. to be afraid of 5G Political scientists have made the compelling case that Russia is acting as a far more important geo-political actor than it really is. With a declining population and economic base, Russia is little more than a regional power, although one with global ambitions. The current Russian leadership came of age in the Soviet Era, when Russia was a global superpower. Those days are long gone, but both the memory and the ambition remain. Just as disinformation in the 2016 political campaign ignited massive tribalism in our country, and as the anti-vaccination movement has put millions of people’s health at risk, so too does the campaign against 5G endanger our progress and endangers lives. Russia compensates for its lack of real political power by using disinformation (particularly digitally) to exploit weaknesses in open societies. Putin’s goal is to weaken democracy — not through direct confrontation, but rather by causing internal division, lack of faith in social and political institutions, and by spreading lies and false information. This multifaceted campaign throws doubt on science and facts. It causes citizens to distrust news media, political leaders, common sense and each other. 5G is an essential technology that will move the digital revolution into the next phase. Those countries that move quickly into 5G will gain an important advantage over those that lag behind. Even with Putin’s support, Russia is clearly, at best, in the second ranks of 5G development, far behind the U.S., China and South Korea. The easiest way for Russia to level the playing field with 5G is to cripple its deployment outside Russia. That is where RT comes in. Their report detailing the massive dangers of the effects of 5G technology was titled, “A Dangerous Experiment on Humanity.” Not even trying to be subtle or consider scientific evidence, RT — looking at 5G concerns — reported, “There is just a small one. It might kill you.” It’s easy to see what is happening here. Through its disinformation tool, RT, Russia is trying to make Americans terrified of 5G. Using absolutely no science (because there is none), RT is stirring mistrust of facts, progress, and technology.' https://www.digitalcenter.org/columns/plot-to-kill-5g/ – Finally, I want to note once more that there are some safety issues with 5G and other broadcast technologies worth further researching, and responding to as actually appropriate. Overwrought sensationalism and dubious information (some of Fred's sources are good, but others are questionable if not outright pseudo-science.) doesn't actually help.