Bron: Sott.net 19
april 2010
Jenny Crwys Williams interviews Barrie Trower,
retired British military intelligence scientist in microwave and
stealth warfare.
Transcript
Jenny Crwys-Williams:Now
we're speaking to Barrie Trower, and it is Trower isn't it?
Barrie
Trower: Yes ma'am.
JCW: And Barrie you are a retired British
military intelligence scientist, and for years and years and years
you worked in microwave and stealth warfare. What does that actually
mean?
BT: During the 1950s...and may I say good afternoon
ma'am...
JCW: ~Laughs~ Good afternoon.
BT: During the
1950s and 1960s during the Cold War, it was realised both by accident
that microwaves could be used as stealth weapons against the Russians
beamed the American embassy during the Cold War and it gave everybody
working in the embassy cancer, breast cancers, leukemias whatever,
and it was realised then that low level microwaves were the perfect
stealth weapon to be used on dissident groups around the world,
because you could make dissident groups sick, give them cancer,
change their mental outlook on life without them even knowing they
were being radiated, and one of my particular tasks...I spent eleven
years questioning captured spies...one of my particular tasks was to
learn the particular frequencies of microwaves that they used on
which particular victims, if I may use that word, and what the
outcome was, and I built up a dossier...I'm probably the only person
in the world with the complete list...I built up a dossier of what
pulse frequencies of microwaves will cause what psychological or
physiological damage to a person.
JCW: That's not covered
under the official secrets act or anything like that, is it?
BT:
To be honest ma'am, I don't care about the official secrets act when
I see what is going on in the world through...really ignorance...what
I call ignorance. I think the official secrets act goes by the
ball?.
They can do with me what they like, but I feel that it
is my task to answer questions from governments, royalty, schools,
anybody around the world, I tell them exactly what I know, exactly
what I've done so that governments and organisations and people can
actually make safe levels.
JCW: Okay, so you did this work for
eleven years, but you've also been involved, obviously, in stealth
warfare microwave, and your particular expertise was on the impact of
this radiation on health and brain functioning.
BT:
Absolutely.
JCW: And you debriefed microwaved spies and
dissidents and things as you explained to us. So what are you doing
here in South Africa?
BT: I was asked to come...
JCW:
...stranded in South Africa...
BT: ...stranded in South
Africa, well, not stranded until tomorrow, uhm, there's a very young
lady who was sitting outside...organised a series of lectures and
talks for...there's a little boy not far away with a tumour...near a
transmitter and I was asked to go see the little boy and discuss what
I knew...uhm...his majesty in Botswana asked me to give a conference,
or present a conference to his ministers on, not only the health
issues, but the environmental impact to the animals.
Uhm...I'm
doing a public talk this evening for anybody to turn up...so, it's
really the young lady taking me around. I have a series of
interviews, lectures, newspaper articles...anyone that really wants
to know will just come and ask whatever questions they like to ask.
So I'm here as a guest in what I think is the most beautiful country
in the world without a shadow of a doubt, and I'm being taken around
and asked questions which I'm answering.
JCW: Alright, so just
remember the lines are open, 883 0702 and if someone is erecting say
a...we're talking cell phone masts, aren't we?
BT: Cell
phone...ordinary cell phone masts...and wi fi.
JCW: Okay, and
wi fi in your office...and...
BT: Yup, and walkabout
telephones...anything which emits microwaves.
JCW: Okay, so if
you've got any questions, give us a call on 883 0702 and we've got an
expert here and he has got information that very few people, I dare
say, are privy to. So what is electromagnetic radiation? Just
explain...it's the same thing as microwaves? Is that correct?
BT:
The electromagnetic spectrum is a band that goes from gamma rays and
x-rays at one end, the very high energy waves, and it comes down
through visible light, which is also some radiation, and then it goes
through infrared microwaves, tv and radio. Now the only ones which
really affect us in the communications industry are the microwaves,
and microwaves have a special ability to interfere with water, which
is how microwave ovens work, and we are made of water.
All of
our chemical and electrical signals involve water in the body,
somehow, electrical communications in the body. So, the industry has
picked the worst possible part of the electromagnetic spectrum to
give to young children and to adults.
JCW: And here we are
talking about cell phones for instance...that's what you're talking
about.
BT: Cell phones yes, yes ma'am.
JCW: So, if
France for instance is saying that children should not be given
mobile phones under the age of fourteen, for instance...uhm...the
European parliament voted by a large majority to recommend tighter
safety standards, and this included wi fi and whatever, but also
protecting vulnerable groups like children...pregnant moms as
well?
BT: Absolutely ma'am...uhm...can I come back to your
first point?
JCW: Yes.
BT: Uhm...I saw quite a large
delegation from France a few years ago, and not just down to me, but
they obviously took heed of what I said and went off and checked a
few things, but, we know now in France, I'll have it published, that
they are pulling wi fi out of every single French school, on health
grounds.
JCW: Now, presumably, they wouldn't have done that
had they not known, or maybe seen the results of wi fi, because wi fi
has probably been in schools in France for...what...ten years, or is
that an exaggeration?
BT: I don't know what the answer is. I
don't know how long wi fi has been in French schools. I do know that
they are spending now 174 million Euros rewiring wi fi sets with
fiber optic cables or ordinary cables...uhm...because of the risk to
the health...mainly to young women...that the health risk, and if you
care to ask, I'll happily answer.
The main risk from wi fi is
to young girls, and the main risk which we know...uhm...to children
is to the fetus or the infant. But, children are much more vulnerable
than adults...with this radiation, the smaller you are, the more you
absorb. So, the main risk is to young girls and the fetus, or the
infant.
JCW: And, to young girls, are you talking about
sterility for instance?
BT: No ma'am, it's worse than that I'm
afraid. I don't want to scare your listeners, but I believe in the
truth. Uhm, I have one other...uhm...research papers here. I have
three research papers. I am a scientific adviser to five
organisations, which, part of my brief is I read international
scientific papers, I retranslate them into a language that most
people can understand, which is how I advise.
Now to answer
your question, ma'am...uhm...I have three papers showing that low
level microwaves can interfere with the genetics in the ovarian
follicles. Now what that means in everyday language, different from
boys, young girls when they're born, they will have up to four
hundred eggs in their ovaries. The microwaves can damage the genetic
structure, we now know, in those ovaries. So, when this young girl
grows up, gets married, and has children, if she has a daughter, this
particular mitochondrial genetic damage is irreparable. There is
nothing at all that can repair it.
So, if she has a daughter,
the daughter will carry that genetic deformity, and her daughter will
carry it, and her daughter will carry it. So, it isn't a game
anymore, it isn't a little box that you can press buttons and run
around in, and have fun with, we are now seriously jeopardising the
future generations for as long as there is a female line of our
children's children's children, and that is to me the most scariest
aspects of all of this.
JCW: All right, now if you've just
tuned in, we're chatting to Barrie Trower who is a retired British
military intelligence scientist. For years and years he's worked in
microwave and stealth warfare, and his particular expertise was on
the impact of this radiation on health and brain functioning, and he
is here. We are chatting about microwaves, we are talking about wi
fi, we're talking about cell phone masts, we're talking about the
damage done to vulnerable groups of people...everyone of course is
vulnerable, but there's some groups that are more vulnerable than the
others, and kids texting, and you know that they can spend hours and
hours and hours texting...bad, bad, bad news. But give us a call on
883 0702 if you've got any questions, and we'll take them right after
this.
All right, well let's go to Lance, so Lance thank you,
you've been holding on for quite some time, and you're chatting to
Barrie Trower, and you've got a question.
Lance: Yeah I do,
thanks Jen. Barrie, I've got a question. We work in an office
building, we're on the first floor, above us is a concrete ceiling
and there's another floor and there's a concrete roof and then
there's a cellular base station on top of that, and I must be honest,
I'm not entirely happy about that and I'd like to my question is
really sort of what are the implications of that? Is it actually
quite dangerous number one and number two, is there something we can
actually do to our ceiling, like literally foil it and then earth the
foil, you know something like that to actually reduce these
radiation?
BT: Uh, good afternoon sir. Uhm...the first part of
your question with a transmitter on the roof, there is research from
India, uhm...from a professor in India from the university, that
shows that people living beneath a transmitter tend to suffer more
neurological damage than people who do not have transmitters on their
roof. In other words, you will have psychiatric problems, you will
also have a reduced immune system. In other words, it could mean that
you have more colds, more coughs, longer colds, longer coughs, and
your general health could deteriorate. Uhm, that has been tested
experimentally and published.
The second part of your question
sir, is there something you can do to...like bursting a boil I
believe you said, was that correct sir?
Lance: Uhm,
no-no-no-no-no, uhm, getting...putting foil, tin foil, in our
roof.
BT: Oh tin foil! I thought you said bursting a
boil!
Lance: Oh! No-no! Literally like putting tin strips, you
know, roles that they put in the roof and earthing it. Something like
that.
BT: Yes sir, okay...uhm, this can be done sir, but not
tin foil. Tin foil actually has little microscopic holes and lets the
radiation through and in fact focuses it. Uhm, what you could use is
aluminum tin, which they use in the building industry, radiator foil,
aluminum foil, the thick insulating aluminum foil, that, between you
and the roof, shiny side to the roof, that will reduce the radiation
coming in.
Lance: Okay.
JCW: But Lance, on your behalf,
if it reduces the radiation coming in, Barrie, it doesn't eliminate
it, does it? So presumably then you are still at risk?
BT:
Without a doubt, yes, but less of a risk.
JCW:
Okay...Lance?
Lance: Uhm...Jen? Sorry, can I...I missed the
beginning of the show. I just want to ask Barrie...uhm...what
like...uhm, how come you're actually here...in the country?
JCW:
Well listen, I don't want to repeat everything, but he's now retired,
he's a retired British military intelligence scientist, and for
decades he's worked in microwave and stealth warfare, and this is his
area of expertise, and he's been invited to South Africa to
speak.
Lance: Oh, okay cool, so not for soccer...
JCW:
No not for soccer, ~laughs~ bit early for that, and Josef, wi fi
precautions?
Josef: Ja, thank you Jenny and Barrie,
uhm...
BT: Good afternoon, sir.
Josef: I'm...good
afternoon. I'm aware that a lot of research has been done on this and
there are many reports concerning the harmful effects of this kind of
radiation, my concern number one, before I get to the precaution side
is that if governments are resisting the actual truth on these
reports because it would affect revenue, but secondly I'm also aware
that there are precautions that certain companies have taken in
manufacturing ?, certain ? that can be attached to one's cell phone,
to one's laptop, to one's microwave...can be inserted in plug points
in order to minimise the harmful effects of the radiation and in fact
change the frequencies so that the body actually sees them as healthy
frequencies as opposed to harmful frequencies. Can you elaborate on
that?
BT: Uhm, could I answer the first...I was concentrating
on the second. What was the first question? Sorry.
Josef: The
first question was that governments seem to be deliberately resisting
the actual reports.
BT: Yes, can I answer that part first, and
then we'll come to the second part. Uhm, when I address governments,
what they don't realise is that there is an initial boost to the
government from the industry, putting up towers, and paying rent and
anything else that is being paid, but I was talking to a government
just two weeks ago, and I said can you really afford this system
unregulated, and I'll tell you why, sir, because most of the money
generated from the cell phones, apart from the tax, leaves the
country. It's estimated that from the illnesses, the health bill
could go up as much as forty percent in some countries, and they're
not prepared for that. May I just finish, sir.
The third
aspect of this, and this has been calculated by The Times, an editor
in The Times, that the cost to the planet in making the pollinating
insects sick, that pollinate the plants that feed the planet, the
cost could be as much as thirty three trillion, that's a million
million, US dollars a year. So, when it comes to profit, there may be
a lovely initial boost for the government, but when I address
governments, I say, have your economists actually sat down and worked
out the real cost of all of this, and they haven't.
That's the
first part of your question, sir, the second part was...
JCW:
Well I think you've answered that in full. Let's move on. Ryan,
you've touched on the answer that Barrie has just given about
pollinating insects, and your question is about bee colony collapse
disorder? Hi there Ryan... All right, Ryan from Gallow Manor asked
the question about bees which are in trouble, and that of course is
pollination, that's what we're talking about.
BT: I could
expand on that, just one thing.
JCW: Yes.
BT: Uhm, I've
done a lot of research on bees, and in fact I gave a lecture just
before I came to this country. The bees are out of all of the
insects, all of the animals that are affected, bees are affected
worst. And the reason is, is that they are the size that the
frequency of the microwaves can react with most. They have three
different types of iron in their bodies that help them navigate, they
use the earth's magnetic field to navigate, but the microwaves going
through the bees, will remagnetise what they use for the earth's
magnetic field, so they are disorientated.
And the other part,
and this has been published in Nature, the planet's foremost
scientific journal. They have found that the bees' visual navigation
system where they use the sun, that is also affected by all microwave
frequencies, so the bottom line is, bees will get lost, their immune
systems will suffer and then eventually whatever illness they come
across, the varroa mite, anything, that will then take its course.
But the bottom line here is that migratory insects, even ants, will
be disorientated.
JCW: All right, so give us a call, 883 0702.
I've got a whole lot of questions I want to ask, Barrie, and yes they
do revolve around cell phones, children, masts in playgrounds and
masts in buildings and things like that. Should we be concerned, or
should we just lie back and take it as it's given to us?
Now
Barrie, before we get onto cell phone masts and things like that,
what does the World Health Organisation say about what you are
saying?
BT: The World Health...it's a very good question. The
World Health Organisation were challenged by the European parliament
very recently, on their stance. The World Health Organisation replied
in writing to the European parliament, and I have that document
here.
The first thing they said was that they will not give
any form of comments or estimate of the impact of this, health wise,
until 2015, and they also said that they only started to study the
effect on children, last year. So that may be in fifteen years,
fourteen years time. So the World Health Organisation are not
actually saying anything.
JCW: So, how could they have been so
lax as not to start, because the rumours have been going around for
years and years and years and years. One would have liked to have
thought that they would have picked up earlier on.
BT: There
are to my knowledge legal issues here where parliaments are
questioning the decision making processes of the World Health
Organisation, and this is an opinion that there may be industrial
influences with the committee that helps run the World Health
Organisation, and I do know there are legal questions headed that
way, but, everybody including myself is bemused, because a few years
ago, we looked at the World Health Organisation's database on
electromagnetic radiation of the microwave communication frequencies,
and eighty percent of all of their data showed either cancer
increases, neurological disorders, what they call microwave syndrome,
which is electro sensitivity. Eighty percent of their research showed
this, but they were doing nothing about it.
JCW: What is the
Bio-Initiative Report?
BT: The Bio-Initiative Report, it
really flew in the face of the World Health Organisation's lack of
support. Two thousand...no I tell a lie...several scientists from
around the world, leading scientists from around the world, spent
many years studying the latest two thousand research papers. They
cross checked them, they read them, they looked at them, they argued,
the discussed, and the scientists who wrote the Bio-Initiative
Report, they decided on a safe level that would include children, and
they listed all of the illnesses and they came out with this safe
level that they considered with today's knowledge, today's experts, a
safe level for children and everybody else for a lifetime's
exposure.
They published this safe level, and anybody can read
it and anybody can use it. To my knowledge it's been picked up by six
or eight governments so far, two were already on it, and I think
another six have decided to ignore the international guidelines,
ignore the World Health Organisation, and to go straight to the
Bio-Initiative safety level.
JCW: How long is it before you
start showing, for instance if there's a mast in a child's
playground, and you've got children going there every single day
apart from school holidays, how long does it take before some of them
might start showing symptoms, and theirs can be things such as nausea
for instance, or dizziness or rashes and things like that, there's
the initial stages are they not?
BT: Absolutely correct. The
three percent, we know from experiments from around the world, the
minimum that will show signs instantly, almost instantly, within
minutes, is three percent, so, if you have a hundred children in your
school, three of them will show signs straight away.
The Nobel
Prize winning Irish Doctors Association believe it's probably nearer
fifteen percent, but I'm settling for three at the moment. So we know
three percent initially, and then, depending on the child's state of
health and a few other factors, probably within eighteen months to a
few years, you will then have the more serious symptoms starting to
show.
JCW: What about houses that are in the proximity of that
particular mast for instance?
BT: Absolutely the same, ma'am,
absolutely the same. Children are everywhere. The problem we find
with schools...and may I just say that...may I just come in with a
piece of research please?
In 2003, there was an international
study of schools in just France and Spain, and they found a hundred
and thirty leukemia clusters in schools that had transmitters in the
playground. Just a few years later I was invited to address the Welch
parliament, and I found another forty seven, so, by the end of 2006,
between England, France and Spain, we had over two hundred leukemia
clusters in schools of eleven children or more, aged eleven or under.
That is over two thousand children.
JCW: Right, well
that's...I mean that is an alarming statistic. What about adults?
What about teachers? What about people living in the houses nearby
that are not children?
BT: The report I wrote, and I'm having
it published soon, but I've left copies behind, I've referenced the
report that looked at all the schools and they did find that there
was elevated breast cancer...uhm...the first symptom in a lady tends
to be breast cancer if it's going to be serious.
There was
elevated breast cancer in the teachers, psychological problems,
general ill health...so...my...when I've travelled, and I have been
right around the world, and I say to any school and any of your
listeners now can check this, anyone, I say if you have a transmitter
in your school, I will guarantee, absolutely guarantee two things;
first, the sickness level will go up, and that includes staff, and
the behaviour of the children and the exam results will go
down.
JCW: All right, well that's a huge claim. What area are
we talking about? What circumference are we talking about?
BT:
No mobile transmitter should be within a kilometer and a half of a
school, if it is an ordinary transmitter, putting out an ordinary 20
Watt microwave beam. It should certainly not be within a kilometer
and a half of any school.
JCW: If it's in the middle of a high
street and it's on top of a two storey building?
BT: No, it
shouldn't be there. There is no reason for microwave transmitters to
be near people. They can be moved far away from people. The only
reason they're near people is because it saves the company money.
They're easier to maintain. If you have to maintain a transmitter,
it's easier to pull up with a lorry and a ladder, and go straight up,
than into the middle of a field, with a four wheel drive truck, and
reach one there. It's purely to do with profit.
JCW: Let's go
to Eric. Hi there Eric, you've got a question about different
frequencies?
Eric: Ja, hi Jenny, hi Barrie.
BT: Good
afternoon, sir.
Eric: Barrie said that microwave frequency is
2.4 GHz, and I guess that's where most of the damage occurs, and I'm
just wondering how far you have to move away from that frequency on
either side before you can minimise damage, or is there no
effect?
BT: All of the...the microwave frequencies go from 300
Mhz to 300 GHz, and it's not so much the frequency, sir, it's the
pulse frequency or the modulation frequency that they put with it.
That tends to do most of the damage. So, it's not a question of the
microwave frequency per se, it's a question of all of the pulse and
modulation frequencies that carry the pictures, the movement, the
sound.
Those are the ones which are known to cause the damage,
and I'm not blaming the industry here, they invent something, and
there is nobody around that will say to them, hang on, you are
picking a particularly dangerous pulse frequency or modulation
frequency, change it. All the industry has to do, is turn to a
government or turn to somebody like me, and say, would you comment.
The problem is solvable, but, to answer your question, sir, it's
really the modulation or the pulse frequency, the carrier waves that
they put in, that tend to do most of the damage.
JCW: All
right, Eric, interesting questions, thank you. And here's another
one, Themba asking this question: what are the effects of microwaves
when using blue tooth in the car, which many of us do, and/or when
the blue tooth device is actually on your person?
BT: Two
questions, the first you should never ever use a microwave
transmitter inside a car, because they reflect all of the microwaves
backwards and forwards and backwards and forwards, and you are
effectively putting yourself into a microwave oven. That is the first
thing. The other thing is that we know from experiments, and this has
been published, that when you have microwaves near your brain, we
know that...it was carried out on children, and a child who used a
microwave transmitter, an ordinary cell phone, for two minutes, had
his natural brain waves disrupted for two hours afterwards.
Now
when you disrupt your natural brain waves, it's called entrainment,
any personality change, depending which part of the brain you're
changing, any personality change can occur, and that's just with two
minutes. So if you have children in your car or you are using a blue
tooth near your brain, you are effectively entraining your
brain.
Now if you are using your blue tooth for several
minutes, then the chances are your brain will be entrained for many,
many, many hours, and if you use a mobile phone and blue tooth, a
mobile phone and blue tooth, on and off through the day, then your
brain will not actually function properly and you could experience
all sorts of neurological funny feelings, and I'm afraid this was the
basis of my spy training and this is what they were used for.
JCW:
And lots more questions coming from listeners and I've also got some
more questions, and if you've just tuned in, we're chatting to Barrie
Trower, retired British military intelligence scientist, and he's
here to answer your questions. He's out here as a guest of the
electromagnetic radiation research foundation of South Africa, and
I'll give you details of the talk that he is going to be giving.
That's a talk, a public presentation this evening at seven pm, but
I'll give you those details a little bit later on.
All right,
we're going to run out of time, but let's see how we go. Is there a
minimum amount of texting that is safe for girls?
BT: Uhm, the
question is too hard for me to answer. The question really is like
'is there a minimum amount of cigarettes a child could smoke and stay
safe'. There are so many complicated issues here, a girl may just
text once, send the microwaves straight through her ovaries, and
cause genetic damage, or she may text for a month and have no
specific issues.
JCW: So you just can't say.
BT: The
question is too hard to answer.
JCW: You were saying to me a
moment ago whilst we were off air that if a child uses a cell phone
once a year, it's once too many. Is that not being too rigid, too
melodramatic?
BT: My own government has said that children
should only use cell phones in a life and death emergency. Some
countries, I believe Russia, actually ban children from using cell
phones, but if we stick to the life and death emergency, if a child
says to me 'I've used my cell phone once a year' I would say 'well
you have a pretty rough life to have an emergency like that every
year'. A child should not use a cell phone, only in a life and death
emergency. And there are other medical issues that I don't have time
to go through, to do with the immune system and the development of
the nerves, but uhm, a child should not use a cell phone unless it's
a life and death situation.
JCW: And it should not,
emphatically, the mast should not be sighted in a school ground.
BT:
Absolutely not, without a shadow of a doubt.
JCW: Let's see if
we can answer this question from Moira, hi there Moira.
Moira:
Hi uhm, hi Barrie and Jen.
BT: Good afternoon ma'am.
Moira:
My question is, do satellite dishes emit, uhm, microwave radiation
and I'm not talking about the home TV satellites, I'm talking about
the 50 meter diameter satellite dishes, and the reason I ask is that
I have an factory next door to an area that is like a satellite farm.
I've been working there for 15 years and my health has deteriorated
to the point where I can't even work anymore, with neurological
problems and various health problems.
BT: The easy answer to
your question, ma'am is 'yes they can'.
Moira: Is it the
microwaves that are the problem? Because these are satellites that, I
believe, some of them track satellites orbiting the earth and, uhm,
two that are located about ten meters from my factory are at least 50
meters diameter.
BT: If they're tracking satellites orbiting
the earth, to be honest, it depends what the dish is there for and
what it's doing. If it's tracking a satellite then nothing should be
coming your way. If it is tracking a satellite picking up information
and forwarding it to a cell tower...
Moira: Yes, that's what
it does.
BT: ...or receive from a cell tower, if it's
receiving from satellites and forwarding it to a cell tower, that is,
generally, sort of in the form of a beam and if you are in the way of
that beam then you are absolutely correct, ma'am, that could be the
explanation of your illness, without a shadow of a doubt.
Moira:
And can it cause things like clinical depression and neurological
problems? I've lost feeling...
JCW: Okay Moira I can't be too
explicit about that but Barrie will answer that question,
thanks.
BT: Yes.
JCW: Okay. Fantastic, Barrie, you'll
stay for a few minutes after the news?
BT: Of course.
JCW:
Fantastic, that would be absolutely lovely, otherwise we're going to
run out of time, we've got lots and lots of interesting questions
coming our way, including the use of wifi which of course affects so
many South Africans and so many people all around the world. In your
house, in your car and in your office as well, so let's talk about
that, and possibly ways to combat that. Let me slip in a question to
Barrie before the news and he'll stay for about ten minutes after the
news and hopefully get through all of your questions. Barrie, just a
quick question, is it safer not to keep your cell phone next to your
bed when you go to sleep at night?
BT: Oh, absolutely! What
happens, if you have your cell phone next to your bed, it is emitting
microwaves if it is on standby. The microwaves go into the body and
they influence a chemical known as melatonin. The melatonin goes
around the body at night mopping up cancer cells that we can produce
every day, so if your cell phone is on beside your bed when you are
sleeping, which is the most dangerous time of the day, when you wake
up, your immune system can be 40% less effective than when you went
to bed.
JCW: Really, so if you switch off that cell phone, not
put it on silent, but if you switch it off, presumably, then it's
okay because it's switched off?
BT: Yes.
JCW: Same as
television sets in the bedroom?
BT: Absolutely.
JCW:
Same with anything that is electronic?
BT: Yes.
JCW:
Goodness. Okay, so there you go, there are some quick answers to some
questions, but we'll take some of your other questions after the
news. Stay with us, I think it is a vital conversation. I think it is
an important conversation and just some information that Barrie has
given me, that in Taiwan, 1,700 schools have actually taken out wifi.
I think that's what we were talking about, they've actually got rid
of it all together, very very interesting and we'll talk about that a
little bit after the news, so please stay with us, talking to Barrie
Trower.
I mentioned just before the news that Taiwan had
removed all sorts of things from school grounds, what I was talking
about because it don't think I was clear, I was vague, has already
removed 1,500 masts from school grounds or near their schools and
that was as early as 2007 and yes there have been studies around
masts in schools and it's coming up negative just about
everywhere.
Barrie, I asked you about the Bio-Initiative
Report. I asked you about the World Health Organisation. What is the
Ecolog study?
BT: The Ecolog study was a study commissioned
and run by the mobile industry itself, it was a very long study, I
believe it was over ten years, with top world scientists. And, the
conclusion to the Ecolog study, which is really the mobile industry
researching its own product for health reasons and the conclusions
were that low level microwaves can cause the cancer inducers and
cancer promoters to act inside the body, in other words, they risk
cancer and also there could be DNA damage.
JCW: And that's the
mobile industry itself?
BT: Exactly.
JCW: Now, you
don't have a website.
BT: No.
JCW: But if people want
to access your research, how do they go about that?
BT: If
they Google, my name is Barrie Trower, if you Google my name, nearly
everything I have published or my lectures to governments, they're
all on there, I hope they're all in simple to understandable English
and you can download them for free.
JCW: Alright, let's answer
some other questions, we're going to be as quickly as we possibly
can, Leonora, you've got a question?
Leonora: Yes, please, I'd
like to ask Barrie if amalgam fillings, metal fillings, be it amalgam
or gold, as well as implants, titanium implants in teeth have any
impact as far as using cell phones are concerned and cell phone
towers?
BT: You're absolutely correct, ma'am. Any metal inside
the body will absorb microwaves and they will re-emit microwaves
usually at a slightly different wavelength, but into the body and you
can get quite a serious heating effect inside the body.
JCW:
Oh.
Leonora: So experiencing pins and needles and that kind of
effect, sensation, could possibly be due to that?
BT: Oh,
without a shadow of a doubt ma'am, you're correct.
Leonora:
Okay, all right, thank you for your answer.
BT: My pleasure,
ma'am.
JCW: Stephanie, hello.
Stephanie: Hi, hi, hi
Barrie, my question is, my children go to school outside of
Johannesburg and they've had to go wireless with wifi because cables
have been stolen, so the whole school is wireless. What - and they
have been approached and the school said, 'well, prove it to us' -
what could one, where could I go to, who could I speak to, to come
and measure the radiation that is going on in that school - or would
you say pull them out of the school, my children.
BT: They say
prove the wifi is dangerous...
Stephanie: Yes.
BT: You
only have to quote the industry's own research in its own product.
Uhmm, the, to me, if I had children at school, I would change schools
to a school that didn't have wifi, personally. I wouldn't run the
risk with my daughter having a genetically damaged child.
Stephanie:
Yeah, okay, thank you so much.
BT: My pleasure ma'am.
JCW:
Alright, and it's the Ecolog study that we're talking about here.
Just some quick answers, my husband works at cell masts every day,
what are the implications for him?
BT: Wear protective
clothing, very, very good protective clothing, when you are going up
or near a transmitter.
JCW: My three year old boy plays games
on my cell phone daily. Is it safe for him to continue or should I
stop him?
BT: If the cell phone is just being used like a
simple calculator for games, there is no problem. If it is
transmitting somewhere then there is a problem.
JCW: Will car
radios have the same effect on you, turning a car into a microwave,
if I turn on my car radio? Is that a problem?
BT: You should
never , ever have microwave radiation inside a car, not ever. Never
ever.
JCW: Even if it's an old cell phone?
BT:
Especially if it's an old cell phone.
JCW: Uhm, new cell pone
mast is about 300 meters away beaming into my five year old daughters
bedroom, would planting trees help?
BT: No.
JCW: Uhm,
the recommended 1.5 km radius around a cell phone mast, and where it
is safe for you to be, is that higher when 4G technology is
released?
BT: It will be much higher and much more
complicated, can I come back please just to the lady with the four
year old daughter?
JCW: Yes.
BT: Uhm, one of the things
you can do, cause not everybody can move house, one thing you can do,
if you get some thin tin or thick aluminum, not cooking foil, and if
you remember going back when ladies would go behind screens if they
had to undress for doctors, that sort of thing, if you build screens
and you put the aluminum or tin, on the screen, shiny side to the
transmitter and put it between the transmitter and the child's bed,
then you are shielding the child.
JCW: Oh well, then that's
absolutely, that's what she's got to do.
BT: Yes.
JCW:
Because she simply can't do it in... but, you probably got to do it
on all the walls in the house.
BT: Only the walls facing the
transmitter.
JCW: Okay. Alright, so don't forget you can go
along and Google Barrie and get a whole lot of the stuff that we've
been speaking about, and the questions that we've been getting about
'are animals affected', well they've got the same cellular structure
that we have, of course they are affected in the same kind of a way.
But, maybe this is the last question we're going to take, Amanda, you
are asking the 64 thousand dollar question...
Amanda: What is
the solution?
BT: That is a brilliant question, ma'am and
thank you for asking it. There is a solution, is that the governments
and the industry follow the Bio-Initiative safety level, that is all.
All they have to do is turn the knob down to a safe level, and that
is the solution.
Amanda: Simple
JCW: And you can access
that, by the way Mandy, it's called the Bio-Initiative
Report.
Amanda: Thank you, I will do.
JCW: Okay, so,
cause I think that that might be vital for many, many people
listening. Now we could go on and on and on, but we can't so Barrie
is giving a public presentation this evening. It's at 7 pm and it's
at Fourways high school which is Kingfisher Drive in Fourways and
this really and truly is, it's a unique opportunity to hear more
about what is really known about the dangers of cell phones and other
wireless technology that we are all involved in in one way or
another. The health damage it is causing, the legal battles around
the world that are being fought to actually address this issue. And
this is open to all members of the public and it is free. So that is
7 pm at Fourways high school, Kingfisher Drive in Fourways. We're
talking to Barry Trower and he is consulting to governments and other
authorities around the world on the health risks of microwave
exposure. And you can Google him and you can get your hands on some
of his research, which is all put up there and that will amplify some
of the things that we've been speaking about today. But, Barrie,
thank you, very sobering conversation
BT: My pleasure, ma'am,
thank you very much for your courtesy.
JCW: Thank you.