By B.N. Frank No matter how much you love technology, you’d probably want to know that insurance companies stopped covering wireless radiation exposure because it’s too risky, right? Published yesterday on Business Wire: “Blumenthal Presses FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr to Disclose Evidence of ‘5G Safety’” WASHINGTON–(BUSINESS WIRE)–The National Institute for Science, Law & Public Policy…..Read more & videos
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World’s Largest Animal Study On Cell Tower Radiation Confirms Cancer Link — Collective Evolution – Aug 17, 2018
Scientists call on the World Health Organization International Agency for Research on Cancer to re-evaluate the carcinogenicity of cell phone radiation after the Ramazzini Institute and US government studies report finding the same unusual cancers. I am posting this article with the permission of Environmental Health Trust and can be found online at ehtrust.org. (Washington, DC)…Read more & videos
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5G: Harmful effects of a new technology — March 26, 2018
by Jon Rappoport March 26, 2018 * See “5G Radiation Dangers—11 Reasons To Be Concerned,” by Lloyd Burrell (twitter), at electricsense.com. Well worth a read. * Of course, read Patrick Wood’s (twitter) instant classic, Technocracy Rising, which explains the hidden agenda of Globalism in the 21st century. Patrick’s blog is here. “Along with the 5G…Read more
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Forbes Includes List of Smartphones That Emit The Most Wireless (WiFi) Radiation — This Won’t Help Much When 5G Cell Towers Are Installed All Over The U.S. — March 5, 2018
By B.N. Frank Forbes magazine contributor, Niall McCarthy, was not correct when he stated that there was no conclusive scientific research on the impact of cell phone radiation. He also didn’t include the fact that The World Health Organization classified cell phone radiation and other sources of wireless (WiFi) radiation as a Possible Carcinogen in….Read more