To
bring to light the health fraud in the mobile telephony.
- first one To heat 1 degree a Plastic Ball
model
- the second providing misleading information ,
to be used as an incorrect basis for safety and discussion
drafts.
1.
FALLACY: ARTIFICIAL PLASTIC BALL.
Health fraud: To heat 1 degree a Plastic Ball
model.
This health fallacy was reported in Luxembourg to the European
Commission and WHO in the meeting dealing with the Precautionary
Principle (24 February 2003):
Dr. Robert Becker. New York. Twice Dr. Becker has been nominated
for a Nobel Prize in Medicine. Published by Linda Moulton
Howe in EARTHFILES London (May 2000).
· This increase in temperature has been studied
by physicists and engineers using artificial spherical models.
They based their findings on the "spherical cow
concept". The initial heating undergone by a cow's body
as a result of microwave radiation WHICH WAS USED to establish
a "safe level": the power of radiation is "10
times smaller"!.
"That level was applied for several decades to everything
that concerned electromagnetic pollution. Of course, this
is not correct."
Dr. Robert Becker also states: "So, the premise that
was applied by the physicists and the engineers was erroneous
from the start."
- Dimension plastic ball......................... ?
- Composition....................................... ?
- RADIATION EXPOSURE...................... ?
- OFFICIAL NORM.............................
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THE MOBILE TELEPHONY WITHOUT ANY HEALTH BASIS?.
2.
INFORMATIVE FALLACIES : JUST TRIAL BALLOONS.
Informative fraud: Trial ball or trial balloon presented
now as discussion draft by Dr. Repacholi to justify a world
health experiment that is carried out with thousand
millions mobile phone users, and each brain is used
as guinea pig to test the effects of microwave radiation.
Dr. Neil Cherry. (May 2000) A cell phone against the
head exposes the premier organ of the human body to serious
interference with its processes and serious damage to its
tissues and cells. (Remember Dr. Neil Cherry died 24
May 2003)
3.
THE SETTING UP OF A GREAT IMAGE OF SOLEMNITY IN LUXEMBOURG.
WITH THE SOLE PURPOSE OF MAINTAINING THE INTOLERABLE AND
FALSE ASSUMPTIONS RE SAFETY MARGINS WHICH WERE SUPPOSED TO
OFFER HEALTH PROTECTION. CAN WE CONCLUDE THEN THAT THE BASIC
AIM WAS
JUST TO HIDE THE HEALTH FRAUD WITH MISLEADING IDEAS?.
·
CONCLUSION: THOUSANDS MILLIONS OF PEOPLE AFFECTED BY THIS
DANGEROUS SITUATION WANT TO KNOW
WILL THE JUDGES DENOUNCE THIS HEALTH FRAUD?
IS IT POSSIBLE TO HIDE WITH JUST TWO FALLACIES
THE SERIOUS BRAIN HAZARD THAT PEOPLE ALL AROUND THE WORLD
ARE BEING SUBJECTED TO?
EACH MOBILE PHONE IS A MICROWAVE WEAPON.
.....................From
EMF-L.................
Question:
What kind of scientist uses politicians tricks to justify
a "scientific" conclusion???
Answer:
TWO kinds - A World Health Organization (WHO) "scientist"!!!!
- And a Phony, non scientist!!!!
Subject: WHO Flip-Flops
on the Precautionary Principle
Date: Thu, 05 Jun 2003 17:12:13 -0400
From: Microwave News
To: Roy Beavers
WHO
Flip-Flops on EMFs,
Precautionary Principle Now Revoked
June 5, 2003 -
The World Health Organization has decided not to invoke the
precautionary principle for electromagnetic fields (EMFs),
Dr. Michael Repacholi has told Microwave News.
Less than three
months after the WHO EMF project told participants at its
workshop on the precautionary principle that there is "sufficient
evidence" to apply the principle to power-frequency EMFs
and radiofrequency and microwave radiation, Repacholi, who
runs the project, said that the earlier statement was only
a trial balloon.
"The draft
we submitted to the Luxembourg workshop was purely a discussion
draft to provoke comment....It was very successful at that,"
Repacholi said.
The move took many
of those who had attended the February workshop by surprise.
We have full coverage --including reactions of those who went
to Luxembourg-- in our May/June 2003 issue, which is now at
the printer.
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* In the U.K.,
Dr. David de Pomerai of the University of Nottingham has
shown that very weak microwave radiation can change the shape
of proteins, prompting them to clump together or form
long strands called fibrils. De Pomerai argues that these
changes in turn trigger the production of heat shock proteins,
previously reported by his and other labs.
* A proposal from
the IEEE's International Committee on Electromagnetic Safety
to relax the limits for mobile phone radiation has come in
for criticism. The May/June issue explains why.
* Exposure to power-frequency
magnetic fields at work increased the risk prostate cancer
among utility workers.
* The U.K. government
has announced an $8 million long-term study of the
possible health effects of radiation from TETRA digital radios,
which police throughout the country will soon be using.
* In our main editorial,
we look at the Bioelectromagnetics Society on the eve of its
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promise.
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