Jean
writes from Queensland, Australia:
"I live in a
retirement village and I have noticed fewer insects this
year than before. I rarely see a bee."
Leroi writes from France:
"Here too
the number of insects and birds has dropped significantly
(by 2/3), while 5G has not yet been installed…!
The number
of births of disabled animals and human beings has been
increasing since the 1990s, the beginning of widespread
computer use."
Chrisleine writes from Andalusia
in Spain:
"Many of
the symptoms you describe are felt here too:
almost no more
birds; no doves.
This year not a single bee in my garden."
Emma writes from South Africa:
"The first
5G tower was put up in 2019, 50 meters from me. Within a few
days I had fungal pneumonia.
A couple of
weeks after that I had palpitations that wouldn't stop. Roll
on to now… sick pets, loss of insects, I am more sick.
There is
also a "bird flu" and rabbit flu outbreak (yeah right!).
Lots of dead birds but the entire rabbit population is dead
in the Kyalami area.
I pray for
the release of this planet from the radiation."
Tammy writes from New Brunswick,
Canada:
"Cell
towers killed all the birds and insects at Kings Place where
I use to work.
We used to
have a bird problem there, nested in the rooftops, but not
anymore. All the birds are gone. I no longer stay inside of
urban areas because they are microwave toxic now.
And as
such, I am going on 4 years without any asthma puffers,
allergy meds, no vaccines, and I have had zero colds, flu,
COVID, nothing. It's great.
A low EMF life is a healthier
life. Period...
The Amish
were right all along."
Doug writes from North Hollywood,
California:
"I have
noticed fewer birds in my neighborhood. We used to hear a
lot of them here in the morning. Now I hardly hear any."
Charles writes from the Himalayas:
"I live at
a remote ashram and things were fine with the wildlife, even
2G was doable but when 2G jumped to 4G, decimation of the
bird and insect populations was noticed by the villagers and
the ashramites alike, but as you say, everyone is too busy
listening to the music to actually do anything about it."
Karl writes from Germany:
"I am 74
and an IT professional. I have observed for 20 years how the
cranes cross over our house every autumn on their flight
south.
Now there
is a large transmission tower about 20 kilometers away with
a radio link that goes directly past our house. If the
migratory birds come into this area, their navigation is at
an end.
They don't
know what to do and end up here on the meadow. Many times,
they somehow managed to find their way further later or the
next day.
"This year,
as the radio network here, like everywhere else, has now
been significantly expanded with 5G, among other things, a
number of birds ended up here again.
But all day
long I was able to observe flocks that turned around and
flew their way back, because they couldn't find their way
any further!
The landed
birds have still been here for a few weeks and will probably
overwinter here if they survive, as it is actually too cold
here and there is hardly enough food available."
Linda writes from Tucson, Arizona:
"A cell
tower was installed 1,000 feet from my home.
I didn't
even know it was there because it was hidden by trees. ALL
insects except beetles and box elder bugs dropped by 1/3.
They did not recover, year after year.
10 years
later, smart electric meters were installed. Populations of
ALL insects declined by half and have kept dropping year
after year.
Even the
beetles are gone."
Pieter writes from the
Netherlands:
"The beech
hedge in front of our house gets the full radiation of a
telecom tower at 300 meters distance on which two telecom
companies send their radiation to us (thus apparently
sending us the double portion).
This cell
tower was built in December 2020. Gradually the beech hedge
deteriorated and this year it became clear that growth
nearly completely stopped and nearly all leaves are much
smaller and malformed.
The dense
foliage in the past changed to many gaps in the hedge."
Richard writes from Vancouver,
British Columbia, Canada:
"I was born
in 1952 in Czechoslovakia and when I was about ten I decided
to make a collection of butterflies which were plentiful in
our garden - all kinds of varieties to stimulate my
interest. Nothing came out of it and I forgot about it.
When I was
about 18, I remembered my 'plan' from when I was younger and
realized that something had changed drastically, as the only
butterfly I could see was the common white one and almost no
other species.
I had no
clue what happened. I guessed that possibly increased use of
pesticides / herbicides had something to do with it.
"But it was
still a time when you had to clean the windshield from
various bugs several times a day. This year after a week of
travelling on Vancouver Island I had no need to clean the
windshield at all - it managed to "catch" only a bug or two.
"Here in
Vancouver the very popular California lilac blooms twice a
year.
You always
heard it buzzing with honey bees and bumblebees. Butterflies
are now down to a few of the common "whitish / yellowish"
one, the same as in Europe.
Maybe a
year ago I noticed that I could not 'hear' the lilacs any
more, as honey bees have virtually disappeared and only a
few bumblebees are visible.
"Last year
and this year I went to Queen Elizabeth Park here in
Vancouver in the spring when everything was blooming. Except
for a fly or two there was NO insect - no honey bee, no
bumblebee, no butterfly. Nobody noticed anything, but to me
it was almost unreal.
Apocalyptic
feeling...
"A year ago
I went to the park in Surrey by the Fraser River where
civilization was some distance away - you could almost feel
you were in nature. I noticed that no insects were visible,
not even under rocks.
I mentioned
this to somebody in the party I was with, and he did not
believe me and went to do his own search, with the same
result:
nothing.
He did not
say much but I could see it was bothering him, I guess he
was in shock.
"The level
of denial is truly unbelievable."
Gloria writes from North Carolina:
"Someone in
the U.S. thought it would be a good idea to put
radio-tracking devices on monarch butterflies. I am
horrified.
As if this
endangered species doesn't suffer enough from RF exposure
already. How many have perished just flying into a
phased-array beam from a 5G antenna?
I have
raised monarch butterflies from the egg stage (from mother
monarch butterflies passing through and visiting my milkweed
buffet) and these creatures are more complex and incredible
than many people realize. It sickens me to have come across
this news.
I'm not
going to remain silent about it."
Gloria sent
this link to the article she had
just read:
'The Sky's the Limit for Monarchs Wearing Solar-Powered Radio
Tags'.
It
describes the radio tagging of butterflies at Cape May Point
Science Center in New Jersey for,
"data collection of monarch
migratory movement".
They were
launching "Project Monarch". For a demonstration, they
placed a radio tag on a monarch they names Xerces and
tracked its movements.
The article
continues:
"Xerces actually ended up coming back to the
CMPSC after a few days and that was the last spot where it
was detected."
Writes Gloria:
"Examining
the map of Cape May Island and the sightings depicted, the
butterfly that had received the radio tag attached to its
thorax had trouble finding its way. This is absolutely
cruel.
That
butterfly in all probability had died. It lasted a few days.
A migrating monarch could have lived for over six months.
No creature
should have to be tagged like this, let alone an insect. Are
not the radiofrequency transmissions interfering with the
magnetoreception of the monarchs?
The
butterflies won't know where they're going with this radio
tag emitting RF continuously but worse yet, the monarchs are
being microwaved to death.
"From the
article:
'When a
tag remains in the sun, it will continue to transmit
about once a second, indefinitely!'
Butterflies
rely on solar energy to power their wings.
While the
butterflies will be mobile, being in the sun means the
transmissions are unrelenting and I fear, contributing to
the premature death of any butterfly equipped with one of
these horrific devices."
Laurie from California forwarded
this story from her neighbor:
"We adopted
our dog, Rowdy, from the shelter 5 years ago. He is the
sweetest soul and my BFF.
For the
past week he hasn't been acting like himself. He licked a
raw spot on his foot. He was panting constantly. He was
pacing. Sunday morning, the pacing and panting got so bad,
and I was REALLY nervous that there was something wrong with
him.
For 45
minutes, he panted like crazy and constantly paced back and
forth. He was keeping his tail tucked down all the time. His
ears were pinned back.
He would
not settle down and he wouldn't eat. I tried giving him a
trazadone that he takes sometimes when he goes to the
groomer. It seemed to take a little bit of the edge off, but
not much.
He still
wouldn't eat and he still wouldn't settle.
"I took off
work on Monday and took him to the vet. We did blood work
and x-rays. His blood work was great except for some
elevated liver enzymes.
The x-rays
showed no major issues. He got an anti-nausea injection and
some Gabapentin to hopefully keep him calm. When we got
home, he was okay for a little bit, but eventually started
pacing and panting again.
We walked
around the neighborhood for a long time and he used the
bathroom a lot. He seemed pretty happy about that and was in
good spirits until we got home and he refused to come back
in the house.
Every time
I took him out that evening, he would hunker down like he
didn't want to come back in the house.
"When my
vet called and I gave her the update, she suggested there
may be some new electronic device in the house that was
emitting a high frequency noise that is hurting his ears.
We had just
put new smart plugs in the house about a week ago. Smart
plugs allow you to turn on your electronics with an app or
with Alexa.
We use ours
to turn all our lamps on and off at the same time. His
pacing and panting were worse when the lamps were on, so I
unplugged all the smart outlets. He stopped panting, stopped
pacing, and ate his food.
His tail
was even up and wagging again. When I plugged the smart
plugs all back in and asked Alexa to turn on the lamps, he
immediately starting panting and pacing again.
We've left
the outlets unplugged for two days and have confirmed that
it is definitely the smart outlets that are causing his
stress and discomfort.
He's back
to being a totally normal dog again."
Andrea writes from Panama:
"I live in
Panama, originally from rural Canada where the closest
neighbor was 700 feet away but I still got radiation from
the bluetooth in her printer!
When I was
temporarily living in West Palm Beach, Florida surrounded by
Wi-Fi and
5G I was getting pain across the roof of my mouth
between my 2 mercury amalgams, and my dog got deathly sick,
anorexic, began having multiple focal seizures a day, and a
severe respiratory infection.
We were
hiking in the state park for 4 hours when he had one of his
weird episodes that he had 4 times during the previous year,
different from the focal seizures that just began:
drooling, almost falling over, won't eat or drink,
personality does a 180 - he is jumpy and scared of us.
At the same
time my right ovary became painful and both thighs ached, I
felt dizzy, nauseous and just horrible. We saw a cell tower
behind the trees that we had been walking towards.
After
walking away for 10 minutes we both recovered."
Eileen writes from Liverpool,
England:
"My
hometown of Liverpool is the city with the
largest 5G mesh network in
the UK, and the second largest in the world.
The people
of Liverpool are part of a huge 5G experiment without any
consultation or consent. This is shameful!
Makes you wonder
about the following
headline:
"Liverpool hospitals 'overwhelmed' as patients treated in
chairs.
'Doctors working in NHS hospitals in Merseyside are
treating patients in chairs and on corridors in
'terrible' scenes described as 'like doing medicine in a
developing country'."
Another correspondent writes:
"I had to
put my 2 cats down because of EMF from our router.
They got
the same symptoms I got. They were indoor only and couldn't
escape. One lost her mind (pure bread Maine Coon) and didn't
recognize her food and started falling off counters.
The other
one got cancer in his eye. He lasted 8 months then I had to
put him down. It was too sad. It took 4 years to affect me
and I got cancer 4 times plus 21 other symptoms.
I figured
all this out after 18 years of radiation poisoning myself."
