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Traditional Catholic Faith => Health and Nutrition => Topic started by: Nadir on December 16, 2018, 12:05:57 AM
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Inconvenient truth - the John Patterson story
EMR Australia - Tuesday, March 02, 2010
What inconvenient truth led a highly-regarded radiation expert to take the law into his own hands and demolish six mobile phone stations? As he faces sentencing this month, John Patterson talks to EMR and Health about the story behind the news.
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http://www.emraustralia.com.au/knowledgebase/inconvenient-truth-the-john-patterson-story
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Thanks, Nadir, The above is a must read article even though it dates back to 2010. I did an Internet search and found this website for a current update:
http://www.dissident-net.info/john-patterson/
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John tested Telstra digital systems for 25+ years. Over the time he realized the dangers of electromagnetic radiation. When he got moved to a new facility in between two towers, he got all his equipment out and measured the frequencies.
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With undeniable proof of the occupational hazard of working in the building, his higher-ups let him go, which he claims is pretty much what happens when someone in the industry realizes how dangerous they are.
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People within the industry have purposely misinformed all of the relevant authorities, so that not much can be done without a large public uprising about it.
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John served 20 months in jail. Well worth it to take a stand really. Not saying this is the best course of action to take but honestly, he pulled some modern day Braveheart moves right there.
So much suffering is being caused by cell phone and smart phone technology.
What about the children? Many children are suffering today not only from smart phone technology but also from the poisons in vaccines.
These little ones are the canaries in the coal mines. When will we hear their cries?
All these side effects have been noticed by cell phone users and technicians:
- short-term memory loss (including momentary lapses)
- long-term memory loss
- involuntary contraction of muscles and tendons
- sleeplessness
- chronic fatigue
- problems with balance—at first walking, then riding
- sore neck muscles
- jaw out of alignment
- vertebrae in shoulders and bottom four vertebrae out of alignment—caused by cramping of muscles
- misco-ordination between eye and muscles
- reduction in elasticity in body, especially throat, resulting in a ‘choking’ effect when swallowing
- thyroid problems
- heart problems (including heart attacks)
- stomach valve not opening properly, leading to heart burn and nausea
- changes to gait
- numbing of the skin
- black rings around the iris
- kidney problems
- liver problems—leading to skin problems, rashes and pimples that don’t heal. (John saw at least 1000 workers with similar skin problems.)
- inappropriate emotional responses.
http://www.emraustralia.com.au/knowledgebase/inconvenient-truth-the-john-patterson-story (http://www.emraustralia.com.au/knowledgebase/inconvenient-truth-the-john-patterson-story)
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I always wonder if this is why I get such horrid migraines.
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I always wonder if this is why I get such horrid migraines.
It could be.
However, dehydration can also cause horrid migraines.
It has been found that water restrictive diets forced on the elderly in nursing homes causes dehydration, headaches, and brain atrophy in the elderly. Staff, especially in U.S. nursing homes, will often reduce the water intake of patients so that they do not have to change diapers as often. This is a form of euthanasia.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9YNRE4a1cYs 5 minute video
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Has anyone else every noticed the difference in silence between when you turn off (not unplug) all electric appliances, and when you lose complete power? With the first one there still seems to be a buzzing in the air of all the electricity still running. But when you loose power it’s a perfect stillness. At least it’s what it feels like to me.
Dehydration is a huge issue of mine, and I don’t take care of myself in that area as well as I should.