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I
have heard many times from planning inspectors, government spokes
persons, school governors and appointed representatives that
illnesses from microwave transmitters are usually based on anecdotal
evidence from selective research causing anxiety and psychosomatic
disorders.
Nothing
could be further from the truth.
I
suggest that these decision makers read the documents of the NRPB
(04) which
states....."account
should be taken not only of peer reviewed papers but also of non
peer
reviewed and anecdotal evidence." Appendix H p. 101. NB. All
studies start from anecdotal evidence, e.g. smoking, alcohol,
asbestos, BSE and aids.
Similarly,
according to the WHO 80% of their epidemiological data on microwave
transmitters show illnesses ranging from microwave sickness to a
fourfold increase in cancers. That is 8 out of 10 research papers ~
hardly selective. It is not difficult to find the sponsors of the
remaining research papers which show this communications industry in
good light.
My
argument with evidence follows.
All
these transmitters emit microwaves. I will look at general microwave
problems first and then specific problems regarding Wi-fi.
During the Cold War the
Russian Embassy in Moscow micro waved the American Embassy from
across the road. After many changes of staff for cancers to both male
and female employees and their children, the late Professor Goldsmith
was invited to investigate this matter. His report showed that
continuous long term low level microwaves were responsible for those
illnesses. John Goldsmith held 11 Professorships and was the WHO
representative for Europe. Interestingly the power of the microwaves
used by the Russians is in some cases less that the power used by
modern day transmitters.i
[1]ii
After
an extensive study the US Defence Intelligence Agency warned all of
its personnel of the risk from low level microwaves. Illnesses
ranging from microwave sickness (flu like symptoms, depression,
suicidal tendencies) to cancers and leukaemia. xliv [2]
As soon as ordinary
microwave transmitters became common place residents started to
complain of illnesses and cancer clusters. Independent researcher Sue
Webster took data from just 19 transmitters and found approx 92
cancers (breast, thyroid, bowel, leukaemia) the average age of those
affected was roughly 39. iii[3]
In June 2000 Professor
Cherry investigated this issue and presented his evidence to the
parliaments of New Zealand, Italy, Austria, Ireland and the EU. He
warned of significant illnesses and death from these microwaves. iv[4]
Following a spate of
illnesses in their surgeries, a group of doctors produced the
FREIBURGER APPEAL. It is a warning to decision makers concerning
illnesses from low level microwaves. It was singed by 36990
signatories of which approx 3000 were doctors, consultants and
scientists. v[5]
At
this time:
• 47 cancer clusters
were reported around schools in Spain; vi[6]
• Approx. 138
clusters of cancers and other illnesses (miscarriages, brain, breast
and teachers ill) were reported internationally; vii[7]
(Again schools)
• 165 die in Osafia;
viii[8]
• Scientists like
Wolf and Wolf (2004) and Eger et al. (2004) carried out
epidemiological studies around transmitters over many years. Their
conclusion was a threefold increase of cancers within a 400 m radius
of transmitters, for breast cancer a tenfold increase was found.
ix[9]
• D. Cornelia
Waldmann-Selsam, the originator of a further doctors’ appeal, this
time in the German city of Bamberg, wrote an open letter expressing
her concern to the Prime Minister of Bavaria. x[10]
• Hutter (2006)
showed sleeping problems and cognitive performance decline for
residents near transmitters; xi[11]
• Other scientists
such as Gandhi Gursatej, a group of Flemish paediatricians, Dr. HaJs
from Germany and the Colorado State University warn of genetic
damage and brain tumours from transmitters;xii
[12]
• The Nobel Prize
winning Irish Doctors Association listed 70 research papers showing
the dangers from low level microwaves. Dr. Santini listed 20 similar
studies, the EM. Radiation Research Trust listed 9 studies, Dr.
Blackwell listed 6 similar studies in his report and finally 4
international universities completed the Spanish Study which
verified all of these known illnesses. The authors of the Spanish
study (The Microwave Syndrome-Further Aspects of a Spanish Study
2004) recommended a level of radiation 100 million times below our
maximum level. 10 million below ICNIRP. Dr. Gerd Oberfeld, one of
the authors of the study, is the Director of the Public Health Office
in Salzburg, Austria, which lowered its precautionary value for
indoor exposures to GSM frequencies to comply with the
recommendation made by the study. ; xiii[13]
• Published in the
Journal of the Australasian College of Nutritional and Environmental
Medicine, Hallberg and Johansson studied a country before and after
radio transmitters were introduced. (Cancer Trends during the 20th
Century, 2002). They found increased cancers (breast, bladder,
prostate, lung, colon). Their conclusion was that this was due to
the introduction of FM radio frequencies. Both these professors also
produced a report showing that they believed this radiation also
contributed to skin cancer;xiv
[14]
• 2 very recent
studies have shown that people underneath the transmitter (i.e.
transmitter on the roof) suffer neurobehavioral problems (headache,
memory changes, tremors, depression, sleep disturbance and
neuropsychiatric problems). I mention this because children often
sit underneath their transmitters, which can be on the wall of a
classroom. Also problems can arise where damage occurs to the
formation of the foetus; xv[15]
(Female teachers)
• Professor Cherry
published a list of dose related illnesses; xvi[16]
• Doctors Monnet,
Ruz and Gautier published mechanisms showing how microwaves cause
these illnesses;xvii
[17]
•
Permanent
low level microwave exposure induces chronic nitrosative and
oxidative stress (Warnke 2005xviii).
It is known that chronic nitrosative/oxidative stress damages the
mitochondria, the “powerhouses” of each cell in the body.
Mitochondropathy is at the root of many of today’s chronic
illnesses, such as MS, Alzheimers, Parkinsons, Fibromyalgia,
Diabetes, Artherosclerosis and Obesity. (Kuklinsli 2004xix).
Even more disturbingly, when chronic nitrosative and oxidative
stress is present, irreversible mitochondrial DNA damage will occur
sooner or later (see also Kuklinski 2004 and Kremer 2003). The
mitochondrial DNA is ten times more susceptible to nitrosative /
oxidative stress than the DNA in the cell nucleus. Whilst regular
cell DNA has in-built repair mechanisms, mitochondrial DNS is
irreparable due to its low histone proteine content. The
mitochondropathy is therefore irreversibly transmitted to the
children by the maternal egg cell causing cumulative irreparable
damage to future generations.
Electrical sensitivity has
now been recognised by some countries. Sweden claims that above 3% of
its population is sensitive to microwaves. The WHO acknowledges this
condition and the most recent country to announce this is Canada. The
significance of this condition for children is that approx. 3 % of
the pupils and those working near transmitters may develop ES. xx[18]
80%
of the epidemiological studies on the WHO database show everything
from sickness (microwave syndrome) to a fourfold increase in cancers
from low level microwaves. I was curious to investigate the remaining
20% which showed no symptoms. However this had already been looked at
by Swiss scientists who said "the interpretation of results ...
should take sponsorship into account". Michael Meacher Minister
for the Environment 1997-2003 published a report blaming some
universities for accepting lucrative contracts in favour of reporting
favourable results from scientific research. In the same month US
Congressman Henry Waxman published a similar report in Scientific
American stating that science was being corrupted by industry.xxi
[19]
Legal
I must stress that a legal
expert be contacted concerning legal matters. I am not legally
trained. Such an expert would be consultant Alan Mayer of Horsey
Lightly Fynn (02072228844). Possibly the most misquoted safety level
is the ICNIRP certificate. It actually recommends that care be taken
for children and the sick, who may have a lower tolerance for
microwaves. Also decision makers should review current scientific
literature and determine an appropriate reduction factor of power. In
other words decision makers should look at scientific research and
set safety levels below what is known to cause illness. Are the
School Governors doing this?xxii
Legal
guidance should be sought concerning PPG8 paras. 29 & 30,
articles 6 & 8 of the EU Convention on Human Rights and United
Nations UN22 standard rules on the equalisation of opportunities for
persons; re Wifi masts in/near schools and sensitive children.
Appeal decision
APP/U1105/A/04/1137356 where Mr. Jarvis refused a transmitter owing
to the likely effects on the health of the local population. This
could apply to transmitters in classrooms.xxiii
Para. 41 22nd
Oct 2003 Mr. Justice Richards in Jodie Phillips v First Secretary of
State re. the positioning of a transmitter. xxiv
Again should antennae be in classrooms?
Case
Az60b69/Olt 26th
Apr 2001 Austrian High Court of Justice where Wulf Dietrich Rose
proved for his third case that microwave radiation represents serious
health risks to nearby populations (tumours, genetic problems,
deformity of newborns).xxv
[20]
MP's have tried many times
to advise parliament of cancer clusters around transmitters. In one
case there were 11 children under the age of 11 with leukaemia.xxvi
This is the 4th
cluster to my knowledge. I wonder whether the Children's Actxxvii
could be used to prevent illnesses to children [21] or keep Wi-fi
from schools.
Wi-fi
A
common misconception is that as Wi-fi uses a small transmitter, such
a low dose of radiation must be harmless. In fact, a classroom of
computers could exceed the power from an ordinary mobile phone
transmitter. As shown earlier there are now many studies showing
illnesses from these transmitters, even confirmed by the WHO.
The
above point was also made in the BBC Panorama Programme ‘Wi-Fi: a
warning signal’, in which Sir William Stewart, the Chairman of the
Health Protection Agency, warned that WHO advice on the issue was
incorrect and called for an urgent review.
The programme can still be
viewed online.xxviii
Children
are particularly susceptible to microwaves because:
i.
They have immature immune systems;
ii.
They have soft bones (there is research to show that stem cells in
the bone
marrow
can absorb microwaves (Cherry 1998));
iii.
They can act as aerials due to their size.
I
believe the most important research I have read is from Dr.
Goldsworthy (2007). Dr. Goldsworthy not only shows the mechanism by
which microwaves disrupt cells but predicts that a genetically
damaged sperm and egg can lead to mutant offspring maybe generations
away. If you think of children with these transmitters near their
laps, the question must be..... Why take this risk for the sake of a
piece of wire and a plug?
Published
Concerns re. Wi-fi
i. Dr. Goldsworthy;
xxix[22]
ii. Warning on health and
fertility; xxx[23]
iii. Health dangers from
wireless laptops; xxxi[24]
iv. New Zealand show
concern; xxxii[25]
v. Teachers demand
enquiry; xxxiii[26]
vi. Primary school moves
mast after children sick; xxxiv[27]
vii. 20 mins on mobile
phone = 1 hour in classroom with 20 pc's;xxxv
[28]
viii. Times: 'Wi-fi poses
health risk to children'; xxxvi
[29]
ix.
Doctor lists symptoms of low level microwave illness and sends it to
his PM
(Germany); xxxvii[30]
x.
Paediatricians claim microwaves cause illness (brain disorder) ~
the question
here
is: What is the modulation (pulsing) frequency of the laptops these
children are using?xxxviii
[31]
N.B.
this interests me because when I was de-briefing spies involved in
stealth microwave warfare, I learned a list of approx. 30 frequencies
which could induce some 50 mental and physical ailments by
entrainment.
I
have always predicted that any school which allows itself to be
'bathed' in microwaves from whatever source will see it's sickness
rise and behaviour fall. I have received many phone calls to confirm
this.
xi. Normal function of
brain disrupted by microwaves; xxxix[32]
xii. Warning of antennae
on brain development of children; xl[33]
xiii. TES: Teachers claim
to suffer from Wi-fi. xliAlso
no insurance for schools;
[34]
xiv. Some schools
dismantle Wi-fi (Times); xlii[35]
xv. Mobile companies hide
Wi-fi masts from public and refuse to cooperate; xliii[36]
Conclusion
With
all of this evidence pointing to mental, physical and long term
disorders (cancers ~ mutant newborns) is this honestly worth the risk
to our next generations for the sake of just a few metres of wire and
a plug.
As
shown, the dangers of low level, below thermal microwaves have been
known to governments for 50 years. I was educated in microwave
technology by the Military in the early 1960's. Even then we were
instructed of these dangers. Nothing has changed to suddenly make
microwaves safe.
A
Simple Question
If
a drink was reported in the 1950's to cause cancer. Countless reports
and studies since showed this hypotheses to be correct. The WHO print
a list of an 80% likelihood of illness/cancer from drinking it.
International studies confirm this. Would you give this to your child
to drink, knowing they have their whole lives ahead of them?
So
what is the difference? It is simple. This product is backed and
financed by the most powerful industry on the planet. An industry
which does not have to show its product is safe (unlike a drug
company). You have to show this product is not safe and that is a
very different ball game both legally and economically.
It
seems few are prepared to stand against such a Goliath in defence of
our children.
B.
Trower
Scientific
Advisor Radiation Research Trust and H.E.S.E
Author
of the Tetra Report for the Police Federation of England and Wales
Author
of the Critical Overview in to the death of Officer Dring
Mr.
Trower's CV can be obtained from the front page of his address to the
Welsh Parliament
3rd
Oct. 2006
Edited
and annotated by Andrea Klein
Translator and researcher h.e.s.e.-UK
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