Posted by: Glenn Bolton in Communications, Wireless, tags: Brain Tumour, Cancer, Cell Phone, Children, Damage, DNA, EMR, Fosdac, Interphone, Magda Havas, Mobile Phone, Study, Tumor, Warning, Wireless
Interphone Witnesses testified about research into cell phone use and its potential impact on human health, as well as the potential side effects such as brain cancer and salivary gland tumors.
Source: Dr Magda Havas PhD
Most people are not aware of the damage that can be done by a cell/mobile phone. It is NOT the carrier that does the damage to your DNA but the information transmitted. Please review or other EMR posts on this blog for further evidence
EMR CAN be reduced to safe levels in the human system by a few methods.
- Reduce Distance from the source or the EMR (not always possible
- Reduce Exposure time
- Apply EMR absorbing or Harmonizing Devices to the source
- Wear EMR Absorbing or Harmonizing Devices on your person
- Manage your home or workplace with Environmental Harmonization
See Also: Dr Magda Havas | Fosdac | Trius Technology | Amega Global |
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8-min video showing some of the harmful effects associated with cell phones and relating them to cigarettes.
Source: www.MagdaHavas.com
What are you going to do now?
Watch how the rouleaux (stacking of the red blood cells) can be reduced or even eliminated with a simple spray in the mouth. (purchase)
Purchase an EMR Reducing Opal BioPendant, BioChip or Pulse8 from Trius Technology
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What is dirty electricity?
What does a GS unit measure?
Does the radiation from dirty electricity flow through the air or is it restricted to wires?
Source: www.MagdaHavas.com
What are you going to do now?
Watch how the rouleaux (stacking of the red blood cells) can be reduced or even eliminated with a simple spray in the mouth. (purchase)
Purchase an EMR Reducing Opal BioPendant, BioChip or Pulse8 from Trius Technology
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Live blood cells become sticky and clump together (rouleaux formation) when I use a computer or a mobile phone. This type of analysis may be useful for diagnosing people with electrohypersensitivity
Source: www.MagdaHavas.com
Want to Reduce or Eliminate the Effects of EMR?
Watch how the rouleaux (stacking of the red blood cells) can be reduced or even eliminated with a simple spray in the mouth. (purchase)
Purchase an EMR Reducing Opal BioPendant, BioChip or Pulse8 from Trius Technology
“That which is looked upon by one generation as the apex of human knowledge is often considered an absurdity by the next, and that which is regarded as a superstition in one century, may form the basis of science for the following one.” – Attributed to Paracelsus
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Study shows, unequivocally, that microwave radiation from a cordless digital phone base station operating at 2.4 gigahertz immediately affects the heart causing arrhythmia and tachycardia (irregular and rapid heart rate) at non-thermal levels well below federal guidelines.
Source: www.MagdaHavas.com
What are you going to do now?
Watch how the rouleaux (stacking of the red blood cells) can be reduced or even eliminated with a simple spray in the mouth. (purchase)
Purchase an EMR Reducing Opal BioPendant, BioChip or Pulse8 from Trius Technology
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The whole world is scared of China making ‘black hearted goods’. Can you differentiate which one is made in the USA , Philippines, Taiwan or China?
For your Information… the first 3 digits of the barcode is the country code wherein the product was made.
Sample: All barcodes that start with 690, 691, 92 until 695 are all MADE IN CHINA.
471 is Made in Taiwan
This is our human right to know, but the government and related department never educate the public, therefore we have to RESCUE ourselves.
Nowadays, Chinese businessmen know that consumers do not prefer products ‘made in china’, so they don’t show from which country it is made.
However, you may now refer to the barcode, remember if the first 3 digits is 690 to 695, then it is Made in China.
00 ~ 13 USA & CANADA
30 ~ 37 FRANCE
40 ~ 44 GERMANY
49 ~ JAPAN
50 ~ UK
57 ~ Denmark
64 ~ Finland
76 ~ Switzerland and Lienchtenstein
628 ~ Saudi-Arabian
629 ~ United Arab Emirates
740 ~ 745 – Central America
All 480 Codes are Made in the Philippines.
DO NOT BUY FOOD PROCESSED IN CHINA, HONG KONG, VIETNAM AND THAILAND! There are no food inspection regulations!
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Source: NaturalNews
A new animation video from The Story of Stuff Project, the Campaign for Safe Cosmetics and Free Range Studios deals a devastating blow to the chemical industry with a straightforward, hard-hitting and entertaining look at the toxicity of cosmetics and personal care products.
Narrated by Annie Leonard, who also narrated the hugely popular Story of Stuff animations, this new cosmetics animation takes aim at the toxic cosmetics industry, exposing how many popular brand-name products contain cancer causing chemicals.
Or… Watch the video on NaturalNews.TV: http://naturalnews.tv/v.asp?v=DF748…
Talking about shampoo products, Annie says, “Pantene contains a chemical linked to cancer. And lots of other products in my bathroom, from sunscreen to lipstick and even baby shampoo, also contain chemicals linked to cancer or other problems like learning disabilities, asthma and even damaged sperm.”
The animation goes on to explain the aggregate toxic burden of personal care products on the lives of everyday consumers:
“The average woman in the U.S. uses about twelve personal care products daily… each product containing a dozen or more chemicals. Less than 20 percent of the chemicals used in cosmetics have been assessed for safety by the industry safety panel, so we just don’t know what they do to us when we use them.”
“It’s like a giant experiment,” Annie continues. “We’re using all these mystery chemicals and just waiting to see what happens… The FDA doesn’t even assess the safety of personal care products or their ingredients… they don’t even require that all the ingredients be listed on the label!”
Why telling the truth threatens Big Business in America
Annie has done a great job with The Story of Cosmetics. The information presented in this video is unusually blunt for someone who has achieved mainstream popularity and recognition in the popular press.
The video takes direct aim at Herbal Essences shampoo from Proctor & Gamble (the company I consider to be the Monsanto of the body care industry), saying, “This is Proctor & Gamble. They’re the ones offering me Herbal Essences, the number two shampoo in the country. It contains toxic petrochemicals made from oil. Since when is oil an herb?”
Astonishingly, Annie even takes aim at the bogus pink ribbon breast cancer fundraising scam by showing an image of an Estee Lauder product with a pink ribbon on the package. She says, “Ooh, here’s Estee Lauder offering me a chance to help find a cure for breast cancer. That’s nice, but wait… they’re also using chemicals linked to cancer! Don’t you think the best way for Estee Lauder to fight cancer is to stop using those chemicals in the first place?”
Sounds like Annie has been reading NaturalNews, eh? Good for her! In fact, if you just read the script of the video, you might think it was written by NaturalNews. It’s the kind of information we’ve been putting out for years. Similarly, the Organic Consumers Association (www.OrganicConsumers.org) has been leading the charge on organic body care labeling reform, and experts like Dr. Samuel Epstein (www.PreventCancer.com) has been on the march even longer, attempting to warn Americans about the toxicity of cosmetics and personal care products for over a decade.
Now with this Story of Cosmetics, Annie Leonard has joined the ranks of those who ruffle the feathers of big industry. You can now expect a massive assault on Annie from privately-contracted hackers, social network spammers, flamers, character assault specialists and other muckrakers who are secretly hired by the corporations who stand to lose big if Annie’s message results in new regulation. Welcome to the club, Annie: In America, telling the truth always gets you in trouble. Especially if you tell the sort of truth that protects the People from the toxic chemicals promoted by Big Business.
I wonder if Annie will someday do a video called The Story of Chemotherapy and expose the scam of the cancer industry, too? That would be beyond hilarious…
How about The Story of Fluoride and the mass poisoning of the water supply with a toxic, cancer-causing chemical?
Or even better, The Story of Psychiatric Drugging of Children which exposes the mass chemical poisoning of our children with psych drugs. That story, of course, is already being told over at CCHR (www.CCHR.org) through other videos.
I don’t know if Annie Leonard has the courage to go after these industries, but she’s shown some real backbone in attacking the toxic personal care industries, that’s for sure. Give her credit where it’s due: She’s managed to find an entertaining, mass-media way to tell the truth about toxic personal care products, and she’s getting good traction with the mainstream media on this issue, too. For that, she deserves a medal or something. But instead of a medal, she’ll probably get raked over the coals by the chemical industry goons. If there’s one thing Big Business can’t stand in America, it’s someone telling people the truth that exposes industry lies.
Exposing the lies of the toxic chemical industries in America comes with a very heavy price. Yet it remains the most important task we can all pursue right now because to take back our health, we must all speak out and dare to tell the truth about the chemicals, pharmaceuticals and vaccines that are killing us all and destroying the future of life on our planet.
Good job, Annie. Keep up the great work. (And don’t forget to duck.)
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New research from Telstra shows that internet access along with food and heating are the three things Australians would least like to spend a day without.
“The average Australian household has entered a new age of online connectivity,” said Telstra Executive Director Consumer, Ms Rebekah O’Flaherty.
“Telstra’s research reveals more than half of all households now feature four or more types of internet enabled devices -from wireless laptops to smartphones.”
Telstra’s research also revealed:
- Half of Melbourne households have more than four types of internet enabled devices, followed by Sydney (44%), Perth (43%), Adelaide (42%) and Brisbane (42%).
- One in five (23%) Australian households regularly use more than four internet-enabled devices at the same time.
- Almost a quarter of Australian men (24%) would rather go without food, heating or their TV and mobile phone than give up their internet access; (Women 19%)
- Surprisingly, older Australians (65yrs+) report having the most home PCs (88% vs 72% among 18 -24 year olds). In comparison, younger Australians are more likely use a laptop in the home (88% vs 53% among people aged 65yrs+).
Source: Telstra
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Posted by: Glenn Bolton in Environment, Humour, Opinion, tags: Carbon Credits, Carbon Tax, Climat Change, Election, Julia Gillard, Policy, Pollution, TV Advertisement

“If the winner of the election were to be decided by the ads, we’d be ruled by GetUp” (Karl Quinn, Entertainment Editor, The Age).1 Have you seen our latest election ad on climate change?
Dear Glenn,
In 2007 Australia held what was widely called “the world’s first climate change election.” We all know what happened – the Australian people demonstrated a powerful community consensus on taking strong action to reduce carbon pollution.
That’s why it is so surprising that what Labor announced yesterday involved no emissions trading scheme for at least 3 years, no promise to turn back rising pollution in the next 3 years and no price on pollution. Even the pledge to rid the country of dirty coal power depends on carbon capture and storage technology that may not exist for 20 or 30 years, if ever.
But Julia Gillard did say that she’s open to delivering more on climate change and with Tony Abbott’s climate policy in shambles we must take this opportunity to convince her to deliver more to reduce carbon pollution.
We’re running out of time to solve climate change and reduce our rising carbon pollution – and we can’t settle for policies that don’t even veer close to the kind of strong action the science demands. Now is the time to step up our climate change ad campaign:
http://www.getup.org.au/campaign/StopRisingPollution
We know that going to an election simply with yesterday’s weak climate announcement would be untenable. That’s why just minutes ago Julia Gillard announced another part of her plan: an incentive scheme to get old dirty cars off the road. We know the Government will be announcing their policy in stages, gauging the public reaction every step of the way.
This gives us an opportunity. These next 4 weeks offer us the most important moment we have to influence the climate policies of the major parties. We know they never listen to us, the people, as intently as they do during an election campaign.
A credible climate policy must include a price on carbon, real renewable energy investments and a nation building energy efficiency program. These are the most effective and efficient ways to drive back rising levels of pollution. The Coalition have ruled out a real response to climate change. The Labor party is still holding back. The Greens are keen, but they can’t make policy without the government of the day onside.
The word out of Canberra is that our popular climate ad has started to make an impact on the public and politicians. You can show Labor what a credible climate policy looks like by donating to get this ad on the air:
http://www.getup.org.au/campaign/StopRisingPollution
There is still time for Labor to take a serious climate policy to the election–one that stops the rise of carbon pollution in the next 3 years.
In these last few weeks before the election, let’s show them what climate leadership looks like.
Thank you for your commitment,
The GetUp Team
PS – After Kevin Rudd delayed action on climate change, his approval ratings plummeted and he lost the prime ministership. Julia Gillard has a chance to chart a new course–keep this ad on the air to show her the way.
1 Karl Quinn (in online video clip), ‘Slogans, promises, furphies and sins: election gamesmanship in full spin’, The Age, 22 July 2010.
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This week marked yet another milestone in the internet becoming mobile, when the five billionth mobile subscription added to the count, largely thanks to emerging markets like India and China.
According to Ericsson estimates, based on industry information, the five billionth subscription was added on 8 July.
In the year 2000, about 720 million people had mobile subscriptions, less than the amount of users China, alone, has today.
Mobile broadband subscriptions are growing at similar pace and are expected to amount to more than 3.4 billion by 2015 (from 360 million in 2009). Studies show that soon 80% of all people accessing the internet will be doing so using their mobile device.
For some it’s a question of convenience, for others a necessity. Mobile subscriptions allow people who don’t have access to a bank or a bank account to transfer money; fishermen and farmers can get quick updates on sudden changes in the weather forecast, villagers to get local medical care, and children to access online education. It facilitates daily operations of small businesses and drives economic growth.
In more mature markets, connected devices rather than people, are driving the increase in network traffic. According to Ericsson’s vision we will reach 50 billion connections within this decade.
The communication landscape is changing rapidly and, in December of last year, another milestone was reached, when the amount of data traffic carried over mobile networks exceeded the amount of traffic generated from voice calls.
Machine-to-machine communications, or M2M, will be a key component in the future growth of the mobile industry. For energy companies it could be smart meters that read themselves, increase business efficiency and cut operational expenses. In transportation – tracking solutions improve route optimisation and safety for vehicles on the road. Digital signs that can be updated remotely, cameras that can send pictures halfway around the world and even a soda machine that requests restocking when needed are other examples that machine-to-machine technology make possible.
“The degree of connectivity in the world has grown by a factor of 10 over the last decade and we forecast it will increase a further tenfold over the next decade. In 2000, there were 0.5 billion connections in the world, primarily wireline, connecting places to places. Now there are over 5 billion connections, primarily wireless, connecting people to people. In 2020, we expect there will be 50 billion, connecting things to things. Anything that can benefit from having a connection will have one,” said Warren Chaisatien, Strategic Marketing Manager, Ericsson Australia/NZ.
“Australian mobile broadband growth continues unabated, with user numbers expected to reach 3.2 million in mid-2010. At 15% of the population, Australia remains a mobile broadband world leader, currently ranked third, globally, behind Austria and Sweden.
“The Australian mobile broadband market is now entering its second wave, where one size no longer fits all, mobile broadband is complementing fixed broadband rather than cannibalising it, and prepaid and smartphones are fast emerging to join dongles. Service innovation, product differentiation and user experience – rather than pricing – will be the key factors going forward.”
Source: Voice & Data
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