Dear Dr.-Ing. Reinhard Giraud
It has been requested to present in Dublin
COST 281 the enclosed documentation about TWO
KEY POINTS, to
revise the HEALTH ERROR in the mobile telephony
- Does
not exist any scientific basis: False experiment Spherical
Cow Concept.
-
Censorship of vital health investigations during more than
30 years.
This documentation remitted to COST 281, was presented in
Luxembourg on 24.2.2003 to the European Commission, WHO, mobile
telephones manufacturers and to the selected group that
it was supposed should revise the Precautionary Principle.
- Not
a scientific, neither a health basis exists:
In Europe it has been imposed (without any scientific demonstration)
very hight powers of microwave that are emitted on the alive
beings, and affect the children, girls and pregnant women.
- Comply
the instructions of a private company ICNIRP?
These powers are thousands of times over the powers that
can cause biological alterations and evidently are based on
a false
experiment: The Spherical Cow Concept?,
reported by Dr. Robert Becker. To heat one centigrade
a spherical mass of plastic filled with saline solutions.
To
heat a dead mass: Characteristics,
Weight, Dimensions and the Time of radiation?.
(Not yet any answer has been received)
It is known since decades that the microwave radiation can
move the molecules and the cells of the alive beings in mechanical
form.
Is a physical form of violence that can modify the brain of
children and to develop "irrational violence"?
- Censorship
of health alteration: The Blood Brain Barrier (BBB).
In Luxembourg was presented the information of Kathy Moran,
Daily Express UK, (11/10/1999) about the alteration
of the Blood Brain Barrier, carried out more than 30 years
ago, replicated in USA, and that still today is
censured. (To see enclosed)
Dr. L. Salford and Dr. N. Cherry report that a mobile telephone
can alter the BBB of the user in just about
two minutes. Alteration that reaches to 1,5 meters
of distance.
I have advanced this documents by e-mail to the
Scientific Committee COST 281 with the oral presentation
in Luxembourg:
But the Scientific Committee COST 281 has already rejected
the presentation of the TWO
KEY POINTS. (To see your e-mail)
TWO
QUESTIONS TO THE SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE. DUBLIN, COST 281:
- The censorship on this vital health
alteration, that affects the brain of the children, girls
and pregnant women, is a penal offence?
- How many patients and dead persons
can cause to short and long-term?
In 1999, this strategy of health confusion was denounced
as non
effectual course and delaying tactic
by the world expert Dr. George Carlo. And it can be summarized
as Creating illusions:
Non-effectual course: "I am especially
concerned about what appear to be actions by a segment of
the industry
to conscript the FCC, the FDA and The World Health Organization
with them in following a non-effectual course that will likely
result in a regulatory and consumer backlash.
Delaying tactic: "Since I presented
my findings, which they found surprising, they have
failed to do anything. In that time there have
been another 15 million users in the States and thousands
more in Britain. From a consumer point of view the delaying
tactic is not good but from a business point of view its great".
Creating illusions: "I am concerned
that the wireless industry is missing a valuable opportunity
by dealing with these public health concerns through politics,
creating illusions that more research over the next several
years helps consumers today, and
false claims that regulatory compliance means safety.
The better choice by the wireless industry would be to implement
measured steps aimed at true consumer protection."
Yours faithfully
Miguel Muntané
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From: <kellendonk@fgf.de>
To: <m.co-di@eic.ictnet.es>
Sent: Wednesday, April 30, 2003 8:15 AM
Subject: Dublin Workshop
Dear Miguel Muntané
Condeminas,
the program for
the COST 281 workshop on "Mobile Phone Base Stations
and Health" in Dublin on May 15 and 16, 2003, has now
been decided by the COST 281 Scientific Committee.
Unfortunately,
your proposal for contribution has not been accepted. I regret
that I cannot give you a more positive response and would
like to thank you again for your proposal and for your patience
in waiting for the final decision. You can, however, still
register as a non-speaker participant for this workshop. To
do so it is sufficient to send an email to info@fgf.de. For
your convenience I have attached the workshop program to this
email.
With best regards,
Reinhard Giraud (on behalf of Gerd Friedrich)
Dr.-Ing. Reinhard
Giraud
Senior Research Advisor Forschungsgemeinschaft Funk
Rathausgasse 11a. 53111 Bonn
Tel.: +49 228 181 23465 / giraud@fgf.de / rgiraud@t-online.de
Los
Soviéticos prueban que los teléfonos móviles
causan daño en el cerebro.
Por
Kathy Moran
Daily Express (United Kingdom)
10 de Noviembre 1999
La evidencia de que los científicos
soviéticos usaron la radiación de telefonía
móvil para causar daño en el cerebro hace
más de 20 años ha sido suprimida, como
será revelado hoy.
Documentos del servicio de inteligencia
han sido censurados para ocultar el hecho de que los
gobiernos occidentales han estado informados sobre el
riesgo mortal de las microondas.
Todavía cuando se anunciaba
a primeros de esta semana que los científicos
suecos habían realizado experimentos similares
mostrando que el uso del teléfono móvil
podría llevar a un aumento del riesgo de enfermedades
como esclerosis múltiple, Alzheimer y Parkinson,
sus descubrimientos fueron otra vez desestimados.
Hoy, Alasdair Philips, un importante
investigador de los efectos de las radiaciones de microondas,
revelará en una conferencia en Londres sobre
los efectos adversos sanitarios de los teléfonos
móviles que él tiene copias de los papeles
originales que guardan las afirmaciones del equipo Sueco.
Alasdair Philips, que dirige el grupo
de consumidores Powerwatch de Cambridge, dijo: "Es
desconcertante que la gente esté aún intentando
afirmar de que no hay evidencia científica de
que puedan ser perjudiciales"
"Las personas necesitan que se
le den los hechos completos de forma que puedan estar
informados y tomar precauciones para protegerse de los
efectos dañinos". Pero párrafos vitales
han sido eliminados cuando la Agencia de Documentos
del Servicio Americano de Defensa sobre las investigaciones
Soviéticas de las radiaciones de microondas fueron
publicadas a primeros de este año en el estudio
Tim Rifart's "Remote Viewing".
Más tarde, cuando un defensor
de Irlanda del Norte solicitó una copia del documento
DST- 1810S-074076 como evidencia en la lucha contra
las antenas de telefonía móvil en las
escuelas, ella recibió un fajo de papeles prácticamente
en blanco.
Los documentos sin censurar revelan
que los científicos militares Soviéticos
habían conseguido debilitar la Barrera Hemato-Encefálica
con microondas del tipo usado por los teléfonos
móviles. Que es conocido protegen al cerebro
de las sustancias dañinas de la sangre.
Según Dr. Louis Slesin, editor
de la revista Americana Microwave News, los científicos
de la armada de EE UU habían conseguido repetir
los experimentos soviéticos en 1977 - ocho años
antes de que los teléfonos móviles estuviesen
disponibles en Gran Bretaña. Pero a los 17 millones
de usuarios de teléfonos móviles ingleses
se les ha dicho de forma repetida por la industria y
los organismos patrocinados por el gobierno que no existe
evidencia científica de que los teléfonos
móviles puedan causar efectos dañinos.
Dr. Allan Frey, que realizó
algunas de las primera investigaciones Americanas, cree
que existe "evidencia significativa" contra
los teléfonos móviles. Dr. Frey posee
documentos que revelan que el Departamento de Defensa
de EE.UU. retiró fondos después de que
tres estudios habían confirmado estos efectos.
(Comprobar
la traducción con el texto original)
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Soviet
Proof That Mobile Phones Do Cause Brain Damage
By
Kathy Moran
Daily Express (United Kingdom)
November 10, 1999
Evidence that Soviet scientists used
mobile phone radiation to cause brain damage more than
20 years ago has been suppressed, it will be revealed
today.
Intelligence documents have been censored
to hide the fact that Western governments have long
been aware of the deadly danger of microwaves.
Yet when it was announced earlier
this week that Swedish scientists have conducted similar
experiments showing mobile phone use could lead to an
increased risk of multiple sclerosis, Alzheimer's and
Parkinson's diseases their finding were again dismissed.
Today, Alasdair Philips, a leading
researcher into the effects of microwave radiation,
will reveal to a London conference into mobile phone
adverse health effects that he has uncovered copies
of the original papers which back up claims made by
the Swedish team.
Mr Philips, who runs Cambridge-based
consumer group Powerwatch, said: "It is mind-numbing
that people are still trying to claim there is no scientific
evidence that mobiles could be harmful."
"People need to be given the
full facts so that they make up their own minds and
take precautions to guard against harmful effects."
But vital paragraphs had been removed when American
Defense Intelligence Agency Documents into Soviet microwave
radiation research were published earlier this year
in Tim Rifat's 'Remote Viewing' study.
Later, when a campaigner in Northern
Ireland applied for a copy of the document DST-1810S-074076
as evidence in the battle against mobile phone masts
in schools, she was sent a sheaf of virtually blank
pages.
The uncensored documents reveal that
Soviet military scientists has successfully used microwaves
of the type used by mobile phones to weaken the blood
brain barrier. This is meant to protect the brain from
harmful substances in the blood.
According to Dr Louis Slesin, editor
of American specialist journal Microwave News, US army
scientists had succeeded in duplicating the Soviet experiments
by 1977 - eight years before mobile phones became generally
available in Britain. But Britain's 17 million mobile
users have been told repeatedly by the industry and
Government-funded bodies that there is no scientific
evidence that mobiles can cause harmful effects.
Dr Allan Frey, who carried out some
of the earliest American research, believes there is
"significant evidence" against mobile phones.
Dr Frey's own papers reveal that the US Defense Department
withdrew funding after three studies had confirmed these
effects.
(c)1999
Kathy Moran and The Daily Express
Express Online
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