Microwave emissions from the 'wand' quickly heat up the tissue of the
uterine wall, destroying it. The temperature is controlled at between 60
and 85C, ensuring there is no burning or scarring. MEA can also be used
on patients with fibroids."

Best, Imelda, Cork, Ireland

Help Needed

Dear Klaus,

Jesus Mendoza has asked me to pass the following along to your group. He
desparately needs help.

As some are aware, Mr. Mendoza, a former law student at the Cooley Law
School in Michigan, USA, was subjected to electromagnetic harassment in
connection with a lawsuit he filed in the US federal courts, exposing
first corruption at the School and ultimately the harassment itself.

He became electromagnetically sensitized and disabled by these exposures,
which he documented with multiple meters and a video camera. He has
nearly died many times, and has recently fled from Texas to Mexico.

His wife and young children have also been harmed.

To follow are some recent messages.

Thank you for any assistance you might provide,

Susan

On Fri, 27 Jun 2003 22:24:38 +0000 "jesus mendoza maldonado"
<jesusm7@hotmail.com> writes:

I am in rural Mexico and I am not doing too good, I left the US when I
lost the ability of taking and breathing at the same time.

The electronic harrasment persists and has made others sick, too.
(Satellite and by plane.)

Worst nightmare cannot be. Waiting to hear from you.

On Thu, 03 Jul 2003 15:43:13 +0000 "jesus mendoza maldonado"
<jesusm7@hotmail.com> writes:

Could you find information about obtaining asilum in Mexico, and what it
involves. I am very limited in finding information here. Thank you.

You may still write to my address, Jesus Mendoza Maldonado, 2202 E, 28th
St, Mission, TX 78572 USA, and you may try this number,
011528418448605.

Thank you much and God Bless You.

Review of Papers on Health Effects due to Electromagnetic Radiation

http://www.c-a-r-e.org/tower/tower2.html

New Australian research centre: Excellence or Spin?

Good news that Australia now has a Centre of Research Excellence in
Electromagnetic Energy which will be receiving $2.5 million over five
years, funded from a levy on telecommunications companies, and
administered by the National Health and Medical Research Council
(NH&MRC).

$2.5 million over 5 years may sound impressive but that's roughly the
amount given away by the Federal Government in foreign aid every TWO
DAYS. So much for a serious committment from the Howard Government.

Its also of interest that co-chair of the NH&MRC's expert committee on
electromagnetic energy Professor Judith Black states (below) that
studies carried out around the world had produced little evidence of any
harmful effects caused by mobile phones!!

Little evidence?

When the NH&MRC's expert committee on electromagnetic energy was
originally set up they were rightfully determined that it would be
independent of industry influence as industry inclusion would have been
seen as compromising the committee. (I have seen their letter stating
this). However due to the need to include an RF/MW radiation expert on
the committee a suitable expert was found who, by pure coincidence, was
also a senior expert in the employ of Motorola.

Fortunately the committee was assured that his employment would not
affect his advice on the committee. So now we have little evidence...

Sure, and I still believe in the Easter Bunny.

If you wanted advice on the health effects of secondhand tobacco smoke
in the workplace would you really want to take the advice from a Tobacco
Institute expert?

In effect that is what the NH&MRC has done with mobile phones. Lets hope
they do not try to foist their opinions on the excellent research team
at RMIT.

It will bear close watching to see how the Telcos try to influence the
research for you can bet that the Telcos will employ their best (and
totally independent of course) expert spin doctors to keep a lid on this
one.

Don Maisch

Sunday Age.

Centre to examine health risks of mobile phones
Date: July 6 2003

By Brendan Nicholson
Political Correspondent

RMIT will head a new national research centre to study possible health
risks from mobile phones.

Health Minister Kay Patterson said the new Centre of Research Excellence
in Electromagnetic Energy would receive $2.5 million over five years,
funded from a levy on telecommunications companies, administered by the
National Health and Medical Research Council.

The research centre will use the internet to link researchers at RMIT,
the Institute of Medical and Veterinary Science in South Australia,
Monash University, Swinburne University of Technology and Telstra
Research Laboratories.

This consortium will be headed by Professor Irena Cosic, from RMIT's
school of electrical and computer engineering.

Senator Patterson said that while no one had conclusively established a
health risk from the use of mobile phones, Australia's research effort
in this area must be strengthened.

Co-chair of the research council's expert committee on electromagnetic
energy Professor Judith Black said studies carried out around the world
had produced little evidence of any harmful effects caused by mobile phones.

"The level of public anxiety and the potential for it to be a problem
means we have to keep on the qui vive," she said.

"We decided to boost our research capacity in this field and prepare us
not just to handle the potential for harm from mobile phones but also
whatever the next big thing is on the horizon in this area."

Professor Black said technology was changing all the time and medical
research had to keep pace.

"Just because we show that the current technology mightn't have harmful
biological or health effects doesn't mean that the next wave of
technology will also be side-effect free," Professor Black said.

"We have to keep ourselves up to speed constantly, constantly alert and
constantly ready to fund it."

Professor Black said that it was possible that any harmful effect from
using mobile phones might only show up over a long period of time.

"It's something we just have to be vigilant about," she said.

The Centre of Research Excellence in Electromagnetic Energy will combine
the efforts of engineers, epidemiologists, physicists,
psychophysiologists and veterinary pathologists.

PhD and post-doctoral students will be trained by six principal
investigators to help them deal with "whatever comes up and bites us next".

Professor Black said the centre would not duplicate the studies already
under way around the world examining whether head, neck or brain tumours
could be caused by mobile phones but will concentrate on neurological
effects in areas such as the memory and blood pressure.

Ministerial Media Release
July 6, 2003
RESEARCH CENTRE TO STUDY THE POSSIBLE HEALTH EFFECTS OF
MOBILE PHONES AND TOWERS

A consortium of research institutions, led by the Royal Melbourne
Institute of Technology, will establish a $2.5 million virtual research
centre to study the possible health effects of emissions from mobile
phones and mobile phone towers.

The Federal Minister for Health and Ageing, Senator Kay Patterson, today
announced that the National Health and Medical Research Council would
fund the consortium from Victoria and South Australia to establish a
Centre of Research Excellence in Electromagnetic Energy.

The consortium, led by Professor Irena Cosic from RMIT, will receive
$500,000 a year over five years to conduct research on possible health
risks and boost research expertise in this area by providing research
training and career development programs in EME-related areas.

"Although no one has conclusively established a health risk through the
use of mobile phones, we need to broaden and strengthen Australia' s
research effort in this area," the Minister said.

The consortium led by the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology
(Victoria), includes the Institute of Medical and Veterinary Science
(South Australia), Monash University (Victoria), Swinburne University of
Technology (Victoria) and Telstra Research Laboratories (Victoria).

Media Inquiries:
Randal Markey, Media Adviser, (02) 6277 7220
Anna Manzoney, NHMRC Communications Manager, (02) 6289 9137, 0422 008
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Comment from Robert Riedlinger to Don Maisch

Hi Don: I wonder why they don't hire Dr's Henry Lai,Hardell,Roger
Santini,Ted Litovitz, or Olle Johansson. I can think of other real
scientists that would probably like to spend five years in beautiful
Australia. Could it be that the aforementioned would not accept money to
come up with favorable results? The way I see it, just another five year
stall, while they search for safer cellphones!!

The results of WHO study is due shortly,so they need another five year
study to wait for, before they can determine if there is or is not a
risk. Regards

Robert

Senator Patterson said that while no one had conclusively established a
health risk from the use of mobile phones, Australia's research effort
in this area must be strengthened.) It would appear that Senator
Patterson has been too busy reading comic books and avoiding science
research studies.

Professor Black said that it was possible that any harmful effect from
using mobile phones might only show up over a long period of time. (Yha
Like Thalidomide for instance) I can remember many complaints by
pregnant women, that used thalidomide for morning sickness, before the
government took it off the shelf. One could ask the children of those
mothers how it feels to be a guinea pig.

Robert

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