Just Say No to Big Brother’s Smart Meters by Orlean Koehle


own health was greatly affected. She had sleep problems, headaches, dizzy spells, vertigo, and at age 38 she developed breast cancer.


She discovered that she was part of a cancer cluster, all


people who lived near a cell phone tower, that in the UK is called a “mast.” It was a T-Mobile mast that had been erected in 1994. By 2001, those who lived close by had developed not only breast cancer, but prostate cancer, bladder cancer, lung cancer. Seventy percent of those in her village close to the tower had become ill. They found out that the tower radiation was also affecting the sperm count for males. By 2003, there had been such an uproar about this that the mast was forcibly removed.


As soon as it was gone, people’s health problems remarkably


improved, including fertility problems. O’Conner then started working for the EMF Radiation Research Trust and became the Director of the International EMF Alliance. In 2005, she appeared nightly on a national TV program for one week and there was a national debate about this subject in 2008, so more and more people in England are aware of this problem. Other Health Risks: O’Conner said there is a greater risk to children whose bodies are still developing. She believes cell phones for youth under the age of 18 should be banned. They are greatly affecting the brain, including loss of memory. Just after 24 hours, there is cell damage. Progress: The UK received $22.17 billion for a “save the males” campaign. They are warning all males to keep the cell phones out of their pockets. 2) Olle Johansson, PhD, Associate Professor and head of the experimental dermatology unit of neuroscience, Karolinska Institute, Stockholm, Sweden, and Professor at the Royal Institute of Technology. He is the author of over 500 articles dealing with the subject of basic and applied neuroscience and is a leading world authority in the field of EMF radiation and health effects and electrohypersensitivity. He traced the history of EMFs and the use of electricity from ancient Egyptians being aware of the electricity coming from electric eels, to static electricity from petting a cat, to Ben Franklin flying his kite and learning about lightning, to 19th century experimentation that developed the light bulbs, radio, television, video games, and now cell phones. They discovered the rays emitted effected the DNA of rat’s brains. He began questioning and was concerned about the dangers of cell phones back in June of 1996. His questions back then are still unanswered. He believes this is the largest full-scale human experiment ever. We are being used as guinea pigs. He said people no longer trust their government to tell them the truth. Back in 2000, EHS – electromagnetic hypersensitivity became recognized as a functional impairment. There have been several revealing reports since but people are not being told of the health risks. He said that research has shown that cell phones decrease the semen quality in men, that there are ill effects for the developing fetus of pregnant women, when they are exposed to cell phones. There is damage to plants when exposed to high microwaves. In 2009, a London resolution was passed that children under the age of 16 should not be allowed to have cell phones. 4. Magda Havas, PhD, Associate Professor of Environment and Resource at Trent University of Canada, where she teaches and does research on environmental contaminants including RF radiation, EMF, dirty electricity and ground currents.


She spoke of the biological effects of


microwave radiation, both thermal and non-thermal. She said there are affects to the nervous system, loss of hair, brittle nails, heart irregularities and diabetes. She told of the report of Dr. Zory Glazer, who was part of the U.S. Navy, and later worked for the government and the FDA. He had written more than 6,000 documents revealing the history of ill effects of RF and microwave radiation. Research had started in the 1920s, and they knew of the harmful effects in the 1950s. Havas co-authored with Camilla Reese a publication called “Public Health SOS: The Shadow


Side of the Wireless Revolution.” Havas has also produced an educational series, “Zory’s Archives” that tells of Zory Glazer’s research, summarizing thousands of previously classified U.S. military research studies and translations from Eastern Europe and Russian research showing that radiation of the kind used by cell phones and Wi-Fi networks is extremely harmful to health. 3. Starling Childs, M.S. geologist, forestry consultant, adjunct faculty member at Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Science, who is concerned about the electromagnetic radiation on 38


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