The BioInitiative Report (2012-2017): "Bioeffects are clearly established and occur at very low levels of exposure to electromagnetic fields and radiofrequency radiation....Bioeffects can also occur in just minutes of exposure to mobile phone masts [cell towers], Wi-Fi, and wireless utility 'smart' meters that produce whole-body exposure. Chronic base station level exposure can result in illness. Many of these bioeffects can reasonably be expected to result in adverse health effects, if the exposures are prolonged or chronic. This is because they interfere with normal body processes (disrupt homeostasis), prevent the body from healing damaged DNA, produce immune system imbalances, metabolic disruption and lower resistance to disease across multiple pathways."[1] Note: This statement is the consensus of 29 authors from ten countries, ten holding medical degrees (MDs), 21 PhDs, and three MsC, MA or MPHs.

A medical team of oncologists with Masaryk University of Czech Republic and the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, 2011: "Population living in the area nearby (up to 350 meters) the cell phone base transmitting station during one year of operation and matched individuals from other areas have been compared in Israel. There were 4.15 times more cases of cancer in the transmitter station area than in the rest of the city. Relative cancer rates for females were 10.5 times higher in close to the station area, 0.6 for control area and 1.0 for the whole town....Keeping in mind that a very significant increase in cancer took place during only a one year period, the authors of the study suggested that microwave could provoke latent cases of cancer in inhabitants of the area nearby the transmitting station." [2]

Dr. Martin Blank, College of Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia University: "Since we know that an accumulation of changes or mutations in DNA is associated with cancer, there is good reason to believe that the elevated rates of cancers among persons living near radio towers are probably linked to DNA damage caused by EMF." [3]

to antenna-induced diseases, disabilities, Turbo Cancers and premature death

When the Wireless Age began in the mid 1980s, the lethality of microwave radiation was already well known and widely documented by the EPA and by many renowned scientists across the globe. Individuals and municipalities, aware of the hazards of radiofrequency emissions, were telling the tower and antenna boys: "Not in my back yard!"

In response, the Wi-industry hired slick attorneys to produce Teflon legislation that hatched the Telecommunications Act (TCA) of 1996. This monstrosity was proudly rubber-stamped by the industry's greased palms within the U.S. Congress. Constitutional attorney Gabriel North Seymour explains: "The telecom companies essentially bought and paid congress for the votes to pass this act, which they believed had absolute preemption over local zoning and planning regulations, taking local control of the placement of towers out of the hands of people who are going to live right next to them....Under the Telecom Act, and under the failure to set these safety standards, we are not safe." [4] The TCA commands the American people:

The TCA forbids individuals, local governments and states from blocking the siting of deadly antenna weapons on the basis of environmental and therefore health effects. Both Section 332 and Section 704 state: "No state or local government or instrumentality of such may regulate the placement, construction and modification of personal wireless service facilities on the basis of environmental effects of radio frequency emissions to the extent that such facilities comply with the Commission's [Federal Communications Commission] regulations covering such emissions." [5]

These two sections are a crime against humanity because they surrender the health and welfare of the entire nation to five FCC commissioners, all of them political appointees who are selected, not for health expertise, but for their loyalty to the Wi-industry. [6] Worse, the TCA imposes unchallengeable radiation exposure regulations that are non-protective of human health, according to the latest science.

FCC's dangerous public exposure limits for RF/microwave radiation are applauded by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), a private professional group which maintains status as technical advisor to the FCC. Naturally, the corporate membership of IEEE is a literal backbone of the global Wireless Radiation Industry.

Dr. Louis Slesin, editor of Microwave News explains: "Essentially the users of RF and microwave technology —the military, its contractors and the communications industry— wrote the IEEE RF standard. For example, of the two co-chairs of the committee that developed the most recent safety standard, one works for Motorola and the other for the U.S. Navy and the U.S. Air Force. What are the odds that their safety standard serves their interests? I'd bet the ranch on it." [7]

Motorola, currently owned by a corporation headquartered in Communist China, has long been infamous for meddling with the work of scientists who warn about the disastrous health effects of microwave radiation. Seattle Magazine reported that Dr. Henry Lai, research professor of bioengineering at the University of Washington and his fellow researcher Narendra Singh, of comet assay fame, were looking at the effects of non-ionizing microwave radiation--the same type of radiation emitted by wireless antennas--on the DNA of rats: "They used a level of radiation considered safe by government standards and found that the DNA in the brain cells of the rats was damaged—or broken—by exposure to the radiation....After Lai and Singh's research finding an effect on DNA was published in 1995, Lai learned of a full-scale effort to discredit his work. In an internal company memo leaked to Microwave News….Motorola described its plan "to “war-game” and undermine Lai's research. Motorola did all it could to discredit their work and have both Dr. Lai and Dr. Singh fired from their research positions. [8]

Likewise, Dr. Jerry Phillips, a well-known cell phone researcher with dozens of peer-reviewed papers to his name, conducted Motorola-funded research and later reported coercion and falsification of his research by industry agents determined to obfuscate bio-research results unfavorable to Wi-technologies. Dr. Phillips has stated: "There is so much money involved, that the only thing the industry sees is the money. They couldn't give a damn about basic science." [9]

To add to the danger and confusion, the U.S. has no federally-mandated radio-frequency exposure standard. [10] Dr. Slesin says that there are only two enforceable EMF exposure standards for microwave devices: "One is for microwave ovens set by the FDA and the other is for cell phones set by the FCC." [11] Thus, the ray peddlers and the military run America's wireless antenna show to their lucrative, self-serving and basically unregulated satisfaction. Here is the resulting deadly situation for everyone.

1. IEEE, a consortium loaded with agents representing industry and military interests, insists that public exposure guidelines must be based only on thermal (tissue-heating) considerations. [If the radiation doesn't catch your hair on fire, it's "safe."] IEEE exposure limits therefore allow RF/microwave antenna installations to irradiate the U.S. population with microwave energy as high as 125 volts per meter, depending on the frequencies involved. [12]

2. In the real world of flesh and blood, adverse biological effects from microwave radiation are documented by many studies at non-thermal microwave energy as low as .02 volts per meter (.00001 microwatt per centimeter squared). Scientists who authored the BioInitiative Report (2012-2017) recommend a human exposure of no greater than .15 volts per meter since higher levels are documented to be above the scientific benchmark for human health harm. They believe that the best precautionary level, especially for vulnerable populations including children, pregnant women, the elderly is even lower at .03 to .04 volts per meter. A team of medical researchers have recently shown that microwave voltage at only .00675 volts per meterefficiently disables the human immune system. [13] So who needs 125 volts/m of carcinogenic radiation coming through their bedroom window, compliments of a corrupt regulatory apparatus?

3. Recent epidemiological studies show that populations chronically irradiated by cell tower antenna radiation report thirteen different categories of pathological symptoms and impairments, even at non-thermal power density levels as low as .1 to .4 volts per meter. [14]

4. The FCC's obsolete microwave exposure limit of a whopping 47 to 61 volts per meter is absurd and demonstrably deadly to the public health. More so is the FCC's insane 2019 announcement that it approves increasing the public exposure limit to 125 volts per meter for 5G antennas that beam death rays at frequencies above 6 gigahertz, which include the hyper-energetic millimeter waves of 30 to 100 gigahertz.[15]

The BioInitiative Report of 2012-2017, based on over 1800 published medical and scientific studies, was organized by 29 experts from ten nations. This report states: "Public safety standards are 1000 to 10,000 times higher than levels now commonly reported in a mobile phone base station studies to cause bioeffects." [16]

The insanity of allowing such a dangerous public exposure limit is further documented in a report by radiation expert and senior physicist Dr. Bill Curry, who years ago undertook a study of especially hazardous cell tower siting scenarios. Traveling to various tower sites where people were suffering extreme radiation illnesses, he found people living in homes who reported debilitating sickness after the antennas were activated. Some had to sleep in their cars for relief. [17] Dr. Curry, whose vast experience included complex radiation projects at several national laboratories, warned in his report that extreme microwave antenna hazards include:

♦ Directional antennas which focus radiation into elevated homes or building floors situated at the same level as those transmitting antennas

♦ Antenna radiation amplified by mineral content in the soil or by weather conditions (wet weather can enhance microwave effects)

♦ Microwave antenna radiation which couples with the ground waves of a nearby, low-frequency broadcast stations [18]

In regards to the FCC's disastrous and obsolete thermal exposure guidelines, the BioInitiative Report states: "...It has been established beyond any reasonable doubt that bioeffects and some adverse health effects occur at far lower levels of RF exposure where no heating occurs at all....It does appear that it is the INFORMATION [pulsing] conveyed by the electromagnetic radiation, rather than the heat, which causes biological changes, some of which may lead to unwellness and even death." [19]

So how did this gross negligence of a thermal-based standard come to pass? Radiation expert Don Maisch, Ph.D., informs us: "Many subjective judgments, based on vested interests and limited knowledge, melded together by Cold War political and military concerns, lie at the very foundations of the thermal paradigm." [20]

After abrupt passage of the TCA in 1996, a group of scientists and engineers, backed by the Communications Workers of America, filed suit in federal court. They asked the U.S. Supreme Court to review both the FCC's dangerous exposure guidelines and the legality of a federal law that severely impedes state and local authority in the siting of hazardous transmitters. But in 2001, the Supreme Court refused to hear the case! The group's subsequent petition to the FCC asking the agency to bring its exposure guidelines current with the latest bio-scientific was also denied. [21]

In 1999, the Radio Frequency Interagency Working Group (RFIAWG), comprised of experts representing six federal agencies, took a hard look at FCC's microwave exposure guidelines and subsequently issued a letter stating that "guidelines based on thermal effects....do not directly address public exposures and may not adequately protect the public." [22] RFIAWG identified 14 health-related issues demanding resolution, including the inattention to non-thermal biological effects and the problem of public exposure to chronic RF/microwave pollution. [23] Neither the FCC nor the IEEE have bothered to provide adequate answers or resolution for these concerns. Meantime, no regulatory agencies have conducted scientific studies to support their assumptive dogma and false narrative for the status quo. To this day the FCC and the Wi-Mafia it protects have proven to be an unchallengeable juggernaut dedicated primarily to protecting corporate profits.

The American Academy of Environmental Medicine (AAEM) has warned: "People who live near cell towers are in jeopardy. The science is increasingly clear that there are biological effects from both acute and chronic exposures to non-thermal microwave radiation. It is essential we have a government that puts the public's health above commercial interests." [24]

In 2010, Dr. Dan Harper, M.D., an expert in electromagnetic hypersensitivity (EHS), arrived at a city council meeting in Encinitas, California. He was armed with a 12-inch stack of medical journals documenting the health risks of RF/microwave antennas. He was at the meeting to defend the rights of his numerous electrohypersensitive patients who were confronting construction of new microwave antennas in their neighborhoods. Dr. Harper explained to the council why these antennas especially harm radiation-sensitive patients. After public testimony, the hearing was closed with a reminder by the wireless industry that, under federal law, the city had no legal right to deny approval of the proposed new antennas.

Dr. Harper later told the local media: "My heart sank as I saw big business once again put the FCC knife to the throats of the City Council and tell them they would have to sit and watch as they [the wireless industry] raped and ravaged the community and there was nothing they could do....Every citizen is being blasted on the cellular level with this radiation. It may take two or three decades to manifest the cancer or dementia, but it is adversely affecting us all." [26]

This is where the USA stand today. The entire civilian population is consigned to a vast and ever-increasing radiation ghetto with no vote, no voice, no choice. The Telecom Act of 1996 literally flushed constitutional guarantees of the right to life and the right to free speech in the defense of life. Millions of Americans living and working at close proximity to Wi-antenna installations have no more health and safety protection than animal in a feedlot, or Poles in a Nazi work camp.

Numerous published epidemiological studies indicate that the most acute bio-effects are suffered by antenna-irradiated populations living within 500 meters (1625 feet) of antenna installations. [27] This is about one-third of a mile. However, if a tower has a large number of antennas which broadcast maximum allowable wattage, the KILL ZONE of that installation can extend out much further. In addition, because there are now so many newer 5G antennas propagating wave carcinogen within each square urban and suburban mile, radiation overlap insures that almost everyone within a highly populated area is trapped within a KILL ZONE. The KILL ZONE you see below is the balcony of a California cancer survivor who had no defense against an antenna erected next to her window.

Rooftop antennas highly endanger workmen and first responders who can be badly irradiated when compelled to work on or near these buildings. Advisors for the insurance industry warn that each year at least 250,000 US workers come into dangerously close contact with wireless antennas, putting them at acute risk for eye and brain damage, plus sterility. [28]

By 2013, concerned whistleblowers reported that over 100 rooftop antenna sites in 23 states were found to be in violation of federal exposure guidelines. Some of these installations were documented to be emitting microwave radiation in excess of 600% over FCC’s scientifically discredited exposure limits. [29] Yet, between 1996 and November 2015, the FCC had reportedly issued only two non-compliance citations. [30]

Finally in November 2015, after coming under duress regarding worker safety, the FCC took note of antenna violations involving three groups of AWS and PCS antennas, sited by the broadband company Wirelessco atop an office building in Phoenix, Arizona. Ten months before a fine was levied, FCC agents from San Diego had assessed the situation after the building owner complained of improper antenna warning signs and easy public access to the antennas.

While investigating, the inspectors discovered that not only was Wirelessco negligent in warning sign compliance and prevention of public access to the antennas, but also that the antennas themselves were in violation of FCC's deadly maximum permissible exposure (MPE) limit of 1000 microwatts per square centimeter (61 volts per meter). Those antennas were found to exceed the MPE by a whopping 184 percent.

This grievous violation triggered a chicken-feed penalty of only $25,000, according to the FCC's forfeiture notice for this case. [31] The forfeiture money was paid to the FCC, not to the unknown number of victims who had left pens and cigarette butts next to the antennas while enduring near-field exposures of approximately 80 volts/m, a level documented to cause serious and irreparable biological damage.

This grotesque case verifies that there are likely hundreds of thousands of neglected antenna installations across the USA that critically need —but will never get— compliance inspections. And we can count on the same regulatory negligence for nationwide networks of the newer 5G phased array microwave and millimeter wave antennas that continue to sprout by the hundreds of thousands on low poles, buildings and rooftops across America. Here is a reality for people sleeping a bedroom situationed only meters from multiple screaming Wi-antennas as seen below. Such people are the walking dead!

Arrogant with their unfathomable power, the FCC has proudly announced removal of future antenna deployment barriers by exempting the new 5G small cells from federal review procedures designed for larger and older towers. [32] Thus, the fallout from millions of new antennas with ultra-dangerous, beamforming downlinks will be completely ignored by both regulators and corporate terrorists who profit so grandly from unlimited antenna pollution and from the resulting lucrative cancer epidemics.

Such is the fate of a population so "stoned" on radiation technologies

2. "Long-Term Exposure to Microwave Radiation Provokes Cancer Growth: Evidences from Radars and Mobile Communication Systems," Kyrylenko et al., Ukrainian Medical Journal Online and also Experimental Oncology and Radiobiology, 33 (2):62-70 June 2011. Read this awesome paper HERE.

3. Dr. Martin Blank, Columbia University, College of Physicians and Surgeons, Department of Physiology and Cellular Biophysics: "An Open Letter to Mayor Young and the Langford Council, Langford, B.C." September 11, 2008. Read Dr. Blank's letter HERE.

4. Gabriel North Seymour provides this information in the movie Full Signal, 2010: The Telecommunications Act was shoved through the US Senate in 1996 with only one dissenting vote. The Wi-industry's reported contributions to members of congress are huge and consistent year after year. The industry was especially generous during the years 1994-1998, showering members of congress with nearly $12 millions of dollars in campaign contributions. After Bill Clinton signed the TCA, the industry rewarded his re-election campaign with $80,000.

5. The 47 US Code, Sections 332 and 704 which codify the Telecommunications Act of 1996 have never been reviewed by the US Supreme Court for their constitutionality.

6. In 2015, the Edmund J. Safra Center for Ethics at Harvard University produced a comprehensive expose on how the Wi-industry captured the FCC for its own corrupt and lucrative purposes. LINK

7. Dr. Louis Slesin, publisher of Microwave News, is quoted in: “An Interview with Louis Slesin,” by the Institute for Inquiry, Box 335, Davenport, California.

8. "UW Scientist Henry Lai Makes Waves in the Cell Phone Industry," Seattle Magazine, January 2011.

9. An excellent essay on how Motorola and the Wi-industry have historically manipulated radiation science is "Cellphone Games," featured in the online magazine The Walrus at walrus.ca, September 2008. Dr. Phillips is quoted in: "The Cell Phone Industry Shamelessly Tries Its Hardest to Keep Health Effects From Cell Phones Quiet," Crib and Hamilton, thestar.com, Powerwatch, 11-07-2005.

10. The BioInitiative Report 2012 (2017), Section 3: "The Existing Public Exposure Standards," p. 1.

12."Dutch Government Finds Non-Thermal Effects from Exposure to Mobile Communications Antennas," EMR Policy Institute, October 23, 2003. This document confirms FCC public exposure limits for the US in volts per meter. FCC generally publishes exposure guidelines in microwatts per centimeter squared which can then be converted to volts per meter.

13. In June 2015, the results of these studies were presented by lead researchers at a neuroimmunity conference in St. Petersburg, Russia. Head researcher in the project, Professor Trevor Marshall, has disclosed: "My own group's contribution has been in demonstrating that the human immune system is affected at very low levels, being functionally disabled at peak levels as low as .00001uW/cm2 [.00675 V/m]--functionally disabled at levels to which most of the population are exposed these days." Omega Group, omega-today.net, May 14, 2015.

14. The BioInitiative Report 2012 (2017), Section 2: Statement of the Problem." This document states: "At least five new cell tower studies with base station level at RFR levels ranging from 0.003 uW/cm2 to 0.05 uW/cm2 [converted this is 0.1 to 0.4 V/m²] published since 2007 report headaches, concentration difficulties and behavioral problems in children and adolescents; and sleep disturbances, headaches and concentration problems in adults."

15. The Federal Communications Commission, RESOLUTION OF NOTICE OF INQUIRY, SECOND REPORT AND ORDER, NOTICE OFPROPOSED RULEMAKING, AND MEMORANDUM OPINION AND ORDER. Adopted November 27, 2019. pp. 59-60.

17. Dr. Curry's report is Chapter Six in: Cell Towers: Wireless Convenience or Environmental Hazard?, Proceedings of the Cell Tower Forum State of the Science/State of the Law, edited by B. Blake Levitt, Berkshire-Litchfield Environmental Council, December 2000.

19. The BioInitiative Report 2012 (2017), Section 2: Statement of the Problem." p. 4.

20. Dr. Don Maishe made this statement in slide presentation at University of Tampere, Helsinki, Finland, 2008.

21. The history of early legal efforts by concerned citizens and experts is outlined here: "Libby Kelly Comments on the Actions Being Taken by the Council on Wireless Technology Impacts," Earth News, 03-29-2002. See also: "Supreme Court Rebuffs Challenge to U.S. Tower Policy, Microwave News, January-February 2001.

22. Letter to the IEEE from Gregory Lotz, Ph.D., Department of Health and Human Services, summarizing findings of the Radiofrequency Interagency Work Group (RFIAWG) on specific issues that need to be addressed regarding thermal RF exposure guidelines adopted by the FCC, 06-19-1999. LINK

24. Robin Bernhoft, president of the American Academy of Environmental Medicine is quoted in: "FCC Must Update Cell Tower Safety Regulations, Say Health and Environmental Advocates," Business Wire, 07-26-2011.

25. Whitney North Seymour, Jr. Esq., founder of the National Resources Defense Council, is quoted in "FCC Must Update Cell Tower Safety Regulations, Say Health and Environmental Advocates," Business Wire, 07-26-2011.

26. "Local Doctor Shares His Views on Dangers from Electromagnetic Field Radiation," The Coast News, July 22, 2010.

27. The 500 meter (1625 feet) setback is discussed in a meta-analysis of cell tower sickness reports from around the world: "Epidemiological Evidence For a Health Risk from Mobile Phone Base Stations," Kurana et al., International Journal of Occupational Health, Volume 16, No 3 (2010).

28. "Next Asbestos Could Be in the Air," Business Insurance, 09-13-2010. This article warns insurance companies: "Based upon data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics and U.S. Census Bureau, it is estimated that as many as 250,000 workers a year are compelled to work in close proximity and in front of RF transmitting antennas. When combined with the 15 years this issue has been in existence, the pool of potential claimants could be staggering." This is even more true today.

29. “Cell Phone Carriers and the FCC: Cozy and Colluding,” Microwave News, April 2, 2013.

30. "One in 10 Cell/Grid Towers Violate RF Radiation Rules, "Wall Street Journal, April 10, 2014.

31. Notice of Apparent Liability for Forfeiture, FCC District Director, San Diego Office, File No EB-FIELDWR-15-00018433, November 12, 2015. See also: "Hill Hot Over Tower Workers' RF Exposure," www.multichannelnews.com. The letter regarding danger to workers from rooftop antennas was sent by Senator Blumenthal and Rep. Anna Eschoo to FCC chairman Tom Wheeler and it is dated September 17, 2015.

32. Federal Communications Commission, Declaratory Ruling and Third Report and Order, Adopted September 26, 2018. FCC 18-133.