video documentary about people who get immediate pain, inability to sleep, and other problems when exposed to WiFi, cell-phone signals, Bluetooth, Zigbee, etc., and what they have to do to get relief:
"WiFi refugees
Nowhere to Run:
Electrosensitive People Try To Escape Wireless Technology"
https://rtd.rt.com/films/wi-fi-refugees/
The industries that stand to lose a lot of money, and the politicians and journals they've bought, do not want the problems to be known; so like the medical industry that told us in 1953 that smoking was proven safe, they sweep the contrary data under the rug, sensor it, publish studies with scientific fraud in them, try to discredit anyone who opposes them, etc.. Most people (including myself) feel no immediate effect of microwave RF; but the data showing that it's harmful, at least in the long term if not also the short term, even when non-ionizing, whether felt or not, is overwhelming. So when I started finding out about all of this, I turned off my cell phone which I almost never use (I'm nearly always near a land-line phone, so why not) and I carry the cell phone only for emergencies, like when the battery in my van died and there was no one close to get a jump from, so I called our son.
Besides wiring things (like using corded headsets and keyboards or the wired internet connection I have here on my PC), one solution I would like to see become more popular for the things that can use it is infrared. Obviously it won't work for cell phones.
On another note, a facebook friend just posted:
"Hi Julian, we've been having terrible aggression problems with our dog and have been on the verge of having him put down, but last week I noticed that his aggression got much worse when a mobile phone is used around him. We've stopped using them near him and he's become calm and friendly. The second we launch a phone, even just to check email, he gets unsettled, starts pacing round and will ultimately attack the person with the phone. As you have been posting about emf and WiFi effects for years, I thought you would find this interesting. Love to hear your thoughts. Cheers,"
