Compiled by Patricia Burke, with Emma Kelly and Justin Craig Barnardo Heed the indigenous populations, because society is being dispossessed of its land and culture by dominators, again, with entitlement now extending to the skies and the seas. One tool being used is addiction. Again….
By Flipped Media Is radiation from your cell phone or cell towers harmful for your health? Or the environment? The scientific debate is ongoing. Are scientific conclusions tied to the interests of those who fund the studies? How do governments make sure the radiation stays…
Compiled by Patricia Burke The Global Action Network Against Weapons and Nuclear Power in Space reports, “In 1999 the United Nations General Assembly declared that October 4-10 every year would be designated as ‘World Space Week’ to “celebrate the contributions of space science and tchnology…
By Patricia Burke Faster Connections: Beauty Is In the Eye Of The Beholder, Wireless Is In The Bodies of the Neighbors, and It Is Causing Harm On September 28, the Benton Institute for Broadband and Society’s newsletter included the article, “Sue Marek: My 5G fixed…
Compiled by Patricia Burke In 2010, ABC news covered a story, “What Kids Know: McDonald’s, Toyota, Disney, Study finds kids too young to read recognize and understand corporate logos.” “The study, which involved 38 Australian preschool children ages 3 to nearly 5 years old, found…
By Patricia Burke I am picking cucumbers in the hoop house. I am smiling as I scan up and down the vines for the little snacking cukes. I can feel the cascade of reward chemicals in my physiology that kept our ancestors alive, as they…
By Jennifer Wood There are those who say there is no such thing as absolute truth; but this is not always absolutely true. Irony often boggles the mind. The statement has its merit; it points out that there are many viewpoints on any event, and…
By Patricia Burke I was talking recently with one of the most intelligent individuals I know, my friend Mark. We are both extremely well versed on issues surrounding the health and environmental risks of various environmental stressors, including utility infrastructure magnetic fields, and microwave radiation sourced…
By Jennifer Wood Whether children are going back to open school buildings, fitted with 4 & 5G technology, or back to The Machine on their desktops at home, which is now (most likely) outfitted with 4 & 5G technology as well, one must ask: Will…
By Jennifer Wood If you own a cell phone, it is likely that you carry it around with you wherever you go. That is the whole point of it. This makes it beyond convenient for the data harvesters and digital reapers. You have basically become…
By Patricia Burke A few years back, yoga was all the rage. Advertisers jumped on the yoga train with ridiculous ads, with beautiful people doing extreme poses in ridiculous settings. In the “Clean Energy/EV community” there was talk of repurposing gas stations so people could…
By Barb Payne, Reprinted by permission from the blog MEGA; Make Environment Great Again Hundreds of expert scientists and medical authorities have been warning that we need to reduce all types of everyday wireless emissions and exposures. Therefore, increasing the density of wireless emissions is…
Americans for Responsible Technology and BroadBand International Legal Action Network This webinar will discuss recent landmark cases currently in litigation that raise a common set of legal questions: What are the consequences for U.S. society when federal agencies themselves act in flagrant defiance of the…
By Patricia Burke The Astronomical Society of Edinburgh recently hosted Losing the Sky. “Thousands of satellites are now being launched into Low Earth Orbit in ‘mega-constellations’ to give us high speed internet from space, with the prospect of tens of thousands more, as competition heats up….
By Patricia Burke The Independence of New Hampshire’s Elected Officials = Not Technocracy or Corporatocracy, Yet In our previous article about New Hampshire’s independence, critical thought, and discernment, regarding both the Northern Pass project and 5G, we mentioned that NH Legislators are not career politicians,…
By Marilynne Martin There are many articles out there regarding the Radio Frequency Exposure Guidelines (“RFEG”) that the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is appointed to oversee. Industry and the regulatory agencies claim the current RFEG are adequate to protect the public. Other independent scientists and…
By Jonathan Mirin with Patricia Burke “Doubt is our product since it is the best means of competing with the ‘body of fact’ that exists in the minds of the general public. It is also the means of establishing a controversy.” — Tobacco executive internal…
By Patricia Burke and Jennifer Wood Last week, new reports exclaimed “NASA’s Perseverance rover successfully makes oxygen on Mars; An experiment converted some of Mars’ atmosphere into breathable oxygen!” NASA said the experiment “could pave the way for science fiction to become science fact,” noting…
My name is Amelia and I am 13 years old. A Verizon cell tower blindsided my Pittsfield, Massachusetts neighborhood and made us sick. This is my story. Last March, we were sent home from school due to the pandemic. The ice skating show that we…
By Patricia Burke Policies are being enacted across the US and in other countries to expedite the roll-out of 5G telecom infrastructure with political discourse aggressively focused on the dual challenges of covid and climate change. Without taking a position on either covid or the…
