1)  Today I received an email from Andrew Weaver,  BC Green Party Leader, who is asking for help fight climate change – for the sake of future generations. I support this entirely, but I also am concerned about environmental pollution caused by RF and the health of future generations exposed to this “smog”.  This, too, is a “global catastrophe” that they will face.

Weaver, when asked by his constituents to help fight smeters because of the RF emitted, stated with certainty that there is no evidence of harm and said that “as a scientist” (a climatologist) he KNEW that non-ionizing radiation was just fine, no reason to worry.  This certainty about something that is outside the realm of his experience and education indicates a closed mind.  Now is the time, IMHO, to ask if his concern for future generations is limited to climate change.

2)  In South Africa a cell tower’s dismantling was ordered by a court for health reasons. This article is long, has several parts, and there are links which could prove interesting.  I have not read the entire article but will. It appears that one person can make a difference, at least in So. Africa.

ep 25 – part 1 of 4 – SuperDads – South African Judge orders Mast powered down on health reasons 

“The problem in medical school and functional medicine training, no one teaches really how mitochondria operates and how it connects into the pathways. Therefore, nnEMF is a big “black box” for most practitioners because they don’t understand how different parts of the nnEMF spectrum affects different parts within the cell. Thereby, unable to explain the symptoms many patients have. Additionally, what really complicates matters further is the encounterance of 4G and 5G nnEMF technology. It is ever more complicated because of the way electrical engineers are now changing waveforms. It is no longer a strict power density issue anymore. Now, one has to know some of the interesting physics behind this to understand it… 

“The fight will escalate, but it was a great victory because it was on the scientific basis of medical harm. When they cited ICNIRP and the WHO the judge asked them for their scientific evidence to support the lack of danger.”” 

http://jameslech.co.za/2018/12/16/ep-25-part-1-of-4-superdads-south-african-judge-orders-mast-powered-down-on-health-reasons/

Letters:

From: Andrew Weaver [mailto:info@bcgreens.ca]
Sent: December 17, 2018 2:17 PM
To: Sharon Noble
Subject: Future Generations

Dear Sharon, As 2018 draws to a close, we find ourselves at a pivotal moment in history. We are running out of time to limit catastrophic and irreversible changes caused by global warming, as the United Nations International Panel on Climate Change reported this Fall. To put this report in perspective, the children in BC who started kindergarten this year will become high school graduates and voters after it is already too late. When they graduate, they will look back on this crisis and ask us one of two questions: “How could you have let this happen?” or “How did you solve this problem when so many people said you couldn’t?” I am determined they will ask that second question. And we will answer, “We succeeded because we worked together. We recognized the threat and found the courage to deal with it.” You have already pushed British Columbia’s climate leadership forward by leaps and bounds in 2018, but we have also experienced frustrating setbacks. For example, despite our best efforts, the NDP government chose to move forward with the Site C Dam and with reckless investments in Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG). These setbacks demonstrate the urgent need to form the first BC Green Party government in the next general election — regardless of the ProRep referendum result. To make that happen, I am asking you for a year-end donation of $23. In the New Year, BC’s kindergarten students will return to school to learn and grow. While they do, we must do everything in our power to prevent them from facing a global catastrophe by the time they graduate from high school. With sincere gratitude, Andrew — Andrew Weaver MLA, Oak Bay-Gordon Head BC Green Party Leader

Sharon Noble, Director, Coalition to Stop Smart Meters

“A politician thinks of the next election. A leader thinks of the next generation.” – Bernie Sanders 

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