Discussion on Radiation Hazards from Technology

So I just finished up the book Zapping of America, and I think everybody should read this book.

It's about Raytheon and the television. Guess who created the television? Raytheon. Guess who created the microwave? Raytheon.

Guess who created the cell phone? Raytheon. Now, let's talk about the television. There was this fellow, John Osipchuck,

and Raytheon paid him to study the radiation hazards that were coming off of televisions.

This is why I don't have one. Now, let's go into this.

So tons of electromagnetic pollution coming off this. And look at this. Television transmitters, a million microwave ovens operating a half hour per day.

The television broadcast industry irradiates the country of the population by a factor of more than 40,000, greater than the radiation due to microwave ovens.

So someone would say, well, wouldn't the government have a regulation against this? Right? You would think that, right? Nope.

Because the health hazard from such radiations have not been defined.

Radiation hazards have not known to been existing.

Good old government. Now, even though the government pretends not to know, he also disclosed that the government did know that the microwave radiation

generated at television frequencies could penetrate deeply into the body and affect the central nervous system.

MK Ultra right there. Now, what's more interesting is Raytheon decided never to formally publish or distribute this study.

So they create the technology, they poison the people, and then they tell them it's safe so they could sell more of it.

It's kind of like vaccines.