5G and the Wireless Revolution: When Progress Becomes a Death Sentence
“The regulatory agencies around the world have been corrupted by the industry and are serving the goals of the industry, and are not serving the goals of the people that they’re supposed to be
protecting.”
– Martin L. Pall, PhD (from this week’s interview.)
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Increasing dependence on wireless communication has become a facet of modern civilization, and communities around the planet are finding themselves having to adapt to this reality of life in the 21st century.
In the past nearly four decades we have seen the mobile phone advance to the point where the internet is able to access and download from the internet. Now we are poised to embrace the next generation of wireless communications which promises to allow for technological marvels breaching the farthest boundaries of the human imagination.
A powerful new infrastructure of satellites and antennas radiating digital signals in the millimeter frequency range will allow for the prospect of driver-less cars, surgeries that can be conducted at a distance, ‘smart cities’ and the ‘Internet Of Things.’ [1]
Scientists, doctors and environmental organizations have all lent their signatures and their support to an international appeal to stop the fifth generation of wireless technology known as 5G. The appeal references over 10,000 peer-reviewed scientific studies which spell out the harmful effects of this radio frequency radiation on humans, animals and plants. Efforts to alert regulatory authorities have generally fallen on deaf ears. [2]
In this week’s episode of the Global Research News Hour radio program, we pick up on a previous show theme by probing what is actually known about the health hazards of wireless, and examining government resistance to restricting its use.
In our first half hour, we hear from Frank Clegg, the head of Canadians for Safe Technology, about the difficulties he has experienced trying to get Health Canada and Canada’s elected representatives to pay attention to the documented health threats associated with existing and cutting edge wireless technology.
Finally, we hear an organizer in Kingston,
Ontario talk about some grass-roots efforts he and others in the city
are championing to stop the roll-out of 5G.
Frank Clegg is the CEO of Canadians for Safe Technology. He is the former president of Microsoft Canada. He is also on the business advisory council of the Environmental Health Trust.
Martin L Pall is Professor Emeritus of
Biochemistry and Basic Medical Sciences at Washington State University.
Dr. Pall’s research into wireless radiation effects has focused most on 9
different categories: neurological and neuro-psychiatric effects,
cellular DNA damage, cell death, endocrine effects, cancer, cardiac
effects, very early onset Alzheimer’s and other dementias. Dr. Pall is
the author of the May 2018 paper:
5G: Great risk for EU, U.S. and International Health! Compelling
Evidence for Eight Distinct Types of Great Harm Caused by
Electromagnetic Field (EMF) Exposures and the Mechanism that Causes
Them.Mark Gildenhaar is an organizer with Kingstonians for Safe Technology. On Saturday September 21st, his group has organized a rally to Stop 5G, and a follow-up expert panel discussion including Professor Martin Pall among others.
(Global Research News Hour episode 269)
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Notes:
- https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-03-28/how-5g-will-transform-the-way-we-live-and-work
- https://www.5gspaceappeal.org/about
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Copyright © Michael Welch and Dr. Martin Pall, Global Research, 2019
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