Electromagnetic Sense Ireland

With thanks to Dr. Leendert Vriens, Physicist and Lyn McLean, Director of EMR Australia

Perhaps you’d like to know more about the radiofrequency (wireless) radiation that’s generally present in our homes and communities. You might be wondering:

• how do we know whether wireless radiation is harmful?

• what about 5G? Is it a risk to our health?

• could wireless radiation be more dangerous than the radiation we get from natural sources, such as the sun?

• even if it’s non-ionizing?

• can it harm our bodies, even though it doesn’t heat them? (Australian and international standards are based on preventing the heating effects of radiation.)

• do these standards protect us?

• what can we do to protect ourselves and our families?

Leendert Vriens

See More including full text of inteview :
https://www.stopumts.nl/doc.php/Artikelen/12813/redir  and/or
https://emraustralia.com.au/blogs/news-1/insights-on-wireless-radiation-from-a-physicist  .

The Finnish Electrosensitivity Foundation has awarded Professor Dariusz Leszczynski with a grant to study EHS.

Details of the study and how to take part:  https://betweenrockandhardplace.wordpress.com/2022/04/11/grant-awarded-leszczynskis-ehs-project-has-started-and-is-looking-for-additional-volunteers/

At this point, some 120+ EHS persons from Australia, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, The Netherlands, Norway, Peru, Poland, Sweden, Switzerland and USA, have volunteered and they will receive today e-mail with series of preliminary questions.

However, the more volunteers participate in the project, the more robust and reliable conclusions on EHS can be made.

If you are person suffering of EHS and

• you have been diagnosed to have EHS by physician, or
• you have been examined by physician but EHS diagnosis has not been made

and you are interested in participation in this EHS project,  fill out the questionnaire and email to  Prof Leszczynski at blogbrhp@gmail.com

https://betweenrockandhardplace.wordpress.com/2022/04/11/grant-awarded-leszczynskis-ehs-project-has-started-and-is-looking-for-additional-volunteers/

With many thanks to, Lyn McLean, Director, EMR Australia PL
“Frequencies used in Telecommunications – An Integrated Radiobiological Assessment”

By Yuri G. Grigoriev, translated by ORSAA [Oceania Radiofrequency Scientific Advisory Association Inc]

The book can be downloaded for free: https://bit.ly/GrigorievBook (198 page pdf)

One of the world’s leading authorities on wireless radiation has documented the risks of 5G radiation in “the first book on 5G that outlines the potential dangers of 5G technology, both in Russia and overseas.”

The book, written by Professor Yuri Grigoriev shortly before his death, was recently translated into English by the Oceania Radiofrequency Scientific Advisory Association (ORSAA) and can now be downloaded for free.

Many countries (including Australia) base their radiation standards on Guidelines developed by the International Commission on Nonionizing Radiation Protection (ICNIRP). In the book, Prof Grigoriev points out that ICNIRP is not necessarily a credible body, and its members are not impartial scientists. The ICNIRP Guidelines, he believes, are inadequate because they are only designed to protect people from the heating effects of radiation. But even this, they don’t do properly.      [Note: In the U.S., the radio frequency radiation guidelines adopted by the FCC are similar to those of ICNIRP.]

Among the problems with these guidelines are that:

• they don’t prevent unacceptable increases in temperature

• they don’t restrict the intensity of spikes of radiation

• a person would have to hold a 5G mobile phone 8 cm from their head or body to comply with them.

Grigoriev says ‘ICNIRP members persist in arguing that the thousands of peer-reviewed studies that have found biological or medical consequences from chronic exposure to non-thermal EMF levels are insufficient to warrant stricter safety regulations.’

Grigoriev refers to studies showing harmful effects of 5G millimetre waves (MMWs). They include:

• demyelination of nerve cells

• changes to cell membranes, including changes to ion channels

• inhibition of cell cycle progression

• changes to levels of enzyme and proteins in the brain’s hippocampus

• double-strand breaks in DNA

• effects on reproduction

• changes to the sensitivity of the skin

• effects on peripheral and central nervous systems

• effects on the hypothalamus and pituitary glands and changes to cortisol and testosterone hormones

• changes to heart rate

• changes to immune function

• degranulation of mast cells in the skin (that can cause allergic-type symptoms).

Grigoriev says that individuals react differently to exposure, and this can make it difficult for observers to draw conclusions and can lead to errors in assessing the impacts of radiation.

He writes, “From our evaluation of the results of preliminary studies on the possible impacts on the health of the population of the 5G MMW-exposures alone …, we consider it reasonable to expect the following adverse effects: impacts on normal functioning in the critical organs of the skin and eyes; mediated systemic reactions in the body as a whole; and, most notable, impacts to the nervous and immune systems.”

Grigoriev refers to calls by doctors, scientists and administrations in different countries to halt the roll-out of 5G until it can be demonstrated to be safe. He says, ‘Irradiation of the human population by MMWs without the appropriate precautionary standards is clearly immoral – in the same way as conducting or observing an experiment would be, when it has the possibility of developing pathological processes; eg, according to the notion: ‘Wait and see … then we will be able to establish proper standards.’ Of course, by then, it will be too late!”

Click to access frequencies_used_in_telecommunications__an_integrated_radiobiological_assessment.pdf

THE CLOSING DATE FOR SUBMISSION HAS NOW BEEN EXTENDED TO 5.30pm on 8th APRIL 2022

THE CLOSING DATE FOR SUBMISSIONS IS 5.30 pm ON THURSDAY, 31 MARCH 2022

Please take this opportunity to let the government know your concerns about the roll-out of 5G (all populated areas covered by 2030) and densification of all wireless and ‘smart’ technology across Ireland, as well as a planned removal of all traditional telephone landlines (Copper Switch-Off)

https://www.gov.ie/en/consultation/d6f0e-consultation-on-the-digital-connectivity-strategy/

For help and information on making a submission see:

ES-Ireland’s submission HERE and  Mast Watch Ireland HERE

and Ireland for Safe Technology HERE

DIGITAL STRATEGY SUBMISSION – ES-IRELAND

Closing date for submissions from the public is Thursday, 31st March 2022 at 5.30 pm

Details to participate and voice your own views are here https://www.gov.ie/en/consultation/d6f0e-consultation-on-the-digital-connectivity-strategy/

Source Article https://www.degruyter.com

Exposure to magnetic fields and childhood leukemia: a systematic review and meta-analysis of case-control and cohort studies

Christian Brabant, Anton Geerinck, Charlotte Beaudart, Ezio Tirelli, Christophe Geuzaine, Olivier Bruyère.

From the Journal –  Reviews on Environmental Health. Published online March 15, 2022. doi: 10.1515/reveh-2021-0112.

Full study can be read and shared from  https://www.degruyter.com/document/doi/10.1515/reveh-2021-0112/html?fbclid=IwAR1wGkbOXYJoEzhxGV01U04IfYIx7wh0RXNlqqxlL-MmdXSEyCLotf14bNY

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Wireless radiation is neither safe nor healthy

Authors: Lennart Hardell and Tarmo Koppel

From the journal Reviews on Environmental Health

https://doi.org/10.1515/reveh-2021-0169

On 23rd February 2022, the Irish government launched a public consultation on Ireland’s Digital Connectivity Strategy.

Please take this opportunity to let the government know your concerns about the roll-out of 5G (all populated areas covered by 2030) and densification of all wireless and ‘smart’ technology across Ireland.

The closing date for submissions is 5.30pm 31 March 2022

https://www.gov.ie/en/consultation/d6f0e-consultation-on-the-digital-connectivity-strategy/

More information from   Silicon Republic.com

How to have your say on Ireland’s Digital Connectivity Strategy – Irish Government opens public consultation

The latest prong in the Government’s national digital strategy is seeking views from the public and industry.

The Government has opened a public consultation on its draft strategy for a more digitally connected Ireland.

This strategy aims to leverage fixed and mobile networks in support of the Irish economy as well as improved social inclusion. It sets out targets for the telecommunications sector to meet by 2030, as well as the “key enablers” needed to reach these goals. ….

What’s in the Digital Connectivity Strategy?

As a pillar of the broader national strategy, the Digital Connectivity Strategy focuses on the digital infrastructure needed to underpin it. The 14-page draft paper can be downloaded via the Government website.

Investment in energy efficiency, network integrity and security are all encouraged, while both direct and indirect Government support will facilitate the modernising of existing networks and a transition to gigabit and 5G broadband across the country. The Government’s investment includes the €2.7bn already committed through the National Broadband Plan.

Overall targets are to provide gigabit broadband to all Irish households and businesses no later than 2028, have all populated areas covered by 5G no later than 2030, and complete the network serving remote working hubs and all schools by next year.

Source Article: signstop5g.eu

PRESS RELEASE

The most pervasive threat to health, environment and privacy ever

Citizens unite to change EU rules for 5G

Citizens’ concerns range from massive power consumption to data theft and cancer – they all have to do with the 5G rollout which includes ‘Internet of Things’. This rollout is done without citizen’s consent. It urgently needs to be accompanied by protecting rules. That’s why the European Citizens´ Initiative Stop (((5G))) – Stay Connected but Protected is taken. It starts on March 1 in all 27 EU countries. An ECI gives EU citizens the legal right to propose new laws to the EU.

This initiative has already succeeded…

On March 1 the signature collection for 1 million signatures will start in all EU countries. Many countries will arrange kick-off activities. In one way this initiative has already succeeded. It united concerned EU citizens across all EU countries creating the organisation “Europeans for Safe Connections”. “The next goal is to reach 1 million signatures. This promises to be a success as well”, says Danish coordinator Pernille Schriver. She has participated from the very beginning at a Stop 5G conference held in Switzerland in 2019. This was organized by an Italian Stop 5G group where a German started the idea of a European Stop 5G initiative.

Background

For several years there have been citizens’ protests all over Europe against 5G. Thousands of critical EU citizens and researchers are concerned about the rollout of 5G technologies everywhere: on rooftops, on street furniture, in mobile masts, in orbit around the Earth, in the ocean, in schools and in our homes!

We have seen many national Stop 5G protests and the demands from thousands of EU citizens. Through this EU initiative – the European Citizens’ Initiative (ECI) – these protests can be given a voice. It takes our demands to the European level of the EU Commission and the EU Parliament. It will be included in the highest EU decision-making processes. The EU Commission recently registered the initiative with all its 23 proposals for legislative changes. This is a huge success and the first time that an official European Citizens’ Initiative addresses the negative aspects of telecommunication.

What do we want?

The initiators of this ECI are the ‘Europeans for Safe Connections’, a group of committed citizens from nearly all European countries that propose 23 new EU legislative proposals on three main areas:

Statement from the German organiser

“The massive rollout of the 5G technology threatens our health, our environment and our privacy,” says Elisabeth Madsen of the ECI: “We call on the EU to make legislation to protect citizens and the environment from these threats. 5G has never been adequately assessed according to either health, environmental or privacy criteria. We need a halt on the rollout of 5G and ‘Internet of Things’ and we need to have clever technology, which is safe such as cabled internet and fiber lines instead.”

Online International Press Conference Thursday Feb. 24, 4 pm CET

Journalists are invited to a press conference where we will present the urgency of our ECI and you can ask questions. Representatives from Europeans for Safe Connections will be present and European citizens who are already ill and affected by radiation from 3G and 4G. Furthermore professor and politician Klaus Buchner will be there to answer any scientific question you may have.

Journalists who want to participate, may send a request to E.B.Madsen@protonmail.com – you will receive the link to the press conference.

Contact info:

Pernille Schriver, Denmark stop5geci@protonmail.com land line telephone +45 64670106 (after 4pm)

Elisabeth Birgit Madsen, Germany E.B.Madsen@protonmail.com land line telephone +49 56525018974

Rob van der Boom, The Netherlands rob.vanderboom@stichtingehs.nl land line telephone +31 23 8221033

European Citizens’ Initiative “Stop (((5G))) – Stay Connected but Protected”:

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