Kapea sektori riski sijoittajille

Pigeons get lost near radio masts. New research
shows that the prized birds, able to find their
way from 700 miles away, get confused near
radiation-emitting masts. Exposure also makes
pigeons fly much lower than usual. Now pigeon
fanciers are demanding curbs on the number of
mobile phone masts to protect their birds.
Research by the Swiss Bird Study Organisation.
Sunday Mirror 18 June 2000

-> Linnut siis lentelee huonosti. tieteen
kuvalehti 4/2000 tuon tapaisia tiedotti
suomessakin.

British research group warns that children under
16 should refrain from using mobile phones
because of possible health effects on growing
children - smaller heads, less tissue and bone
between transmitter and brain. Reuters Business
News June 2000

-> ei sädeveitsiä tenaville. eivätpä peijoonit
näytä uskovan.

JR East Japan Railways Co. (JR East) recently
started announcements, asking commuters to kindly
switch off their phones while in transit because
they've become an annoyance and can potentially
disturb medical devices. Asia Intelligence Wire
20 June 2000

-> kojeet sairaalassa kiinni. miksi telehallinto-
keskus ei suomessa heti kieltänyt
radiohäiritseviä kojeita?

UK government report says now clear that mobile
phone radiation can affect brain function. Now
that 20,000 radio masts in the UK are active it
means that everyone is being subjected to
constant low level electromagnetic radiation.
Sunday Times 12 March 2000

-> nyt se on virallista, aivot sekaisin
kännykästä. Pientähän tuo vielä... umtsia varten
saksaan tulee 100.000 mastoa lisää, aluksi,
kilpailu vielä triplannee määrän?

Ministry says mobiles are safe - and then buys
protectors. Sunday Telegraph reports that
Ministry of Defence's Defence Evaluation and
Research Agency has ordered Microshield cases for
staff users. Microshield says they've sold over
150,000 cases in the last few weeks.It was DERA's
own research, at Porton Down, last year, which
suggested that mobile phones could cause short-
term memory loss and sudden confusion, after
scientists found microwave radiation emissions
from mobile phones altered the nerve cell
behaviour in rats' brains. The World Health
Organisation is now conducting a $4 million study
on 3,000 victims of brain tumours, looking for
possible links with mobile phone use. A separate
four-year study, Project Cephos, is being carried
out at Bradford University. Sunday Telegraph 30
May 1999

-> ostavat säteily-suojia.

Brain cancer tumours 2.5 times more likely in
heavy mobile phone users - according to two new
unpublished reports. Dr Lennart Hardell, Swedish
cancer specialist says: "There is a biological
indication that there is a problem which should
be studied much more. I think that until we have
a definite conclusion, the definitive results of
much larger studies, we need to minimise exposure
to human beings." Dr George Carlo head of an
American research body funded by the mobile phone
industry also found an increased risk of rare
brain tumours. Daily Telegraph and Panorama BBC
TV 24 May 1999

-> minimoida käyttö.

Tuosta jos päälle miettii tietoturva-haittoja,
niin johan on kumma sijoitus-kohde.

Ne tietokone-koodit kun ei hyödytä, jos laite
säteilee, peilautuva analogisuus ennen koodia,
jälkeen, ja odotus-ajan mikrofonisuus on ollut
herkkua skanneri-radioväelle jo vuosikaudet

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Vanhimmat

http://www.electric-
words.com/cell/radiation/media.html

"Why the delays in publishing?
Two years have gone by since the basic statistics
were done, but the findings were of such a nature
that follow-up work needed to be done with a
laboratory in Maryland, USA to confirm some
results, then it took four tries to get the work
published. The rejections were not on the basis
of inadequate science, however, but on purely
political grounds, according to those involved.
The subject was too hot for many scientific
journals to handle.

According to one of those involved, 'Science'
magazine rejected publication on the grounds that
the report "would cause a panic"

"I couldn't agree more on the last point, but
nothing done in the last few years with the
exception of the Drs. Lai-Singh work in Seattle
has more obviously established that cell-phone
safety has not yet been proved. There has been
evidence accumulating over many years that the
long-term effects of radio-frequency exposures
may have serious consequences for a small percent
of the population, but this has been ignored by
the industry and by governments. "



"The total exposure period is very much less than
can be expected from human use over a lifetime,
so while some of the scientists downplayed the
importance, saying, "humans are not rodents"
another pointed out that "DNA is DNA". If the
radiation effects the mice, it will almost
certainly effect humans. "


http://www.electric-
words.com/cell/industry/repacholi/rep-senate.html

"...Twenty per cent of these animals in this case
were going to get lymphoma, which in fact was
what we found, but we also found, of course, that
if you expose them to GSM signals this doubled
the incidence of cancer.
There have been a number of criticisms of the
study, that it did not go for long enough. We
only did 18 months, and the reason for doing 18
months was because we did not want to have the
diseases that occur with age. In the last six
months you get all sorts of age related diseases
occurring, which can confuse the results, so we
wanted to have a look at 18 months when they were
relatively healthy, and we could just concentrate
on what we wanted to do. "

"we spent a long time looking at this before we
finally finished our publication because we
thought we had done something terribly wrong
because it seemed that the result was quite
dramatic. We knew that we had not overheated the
animals, but we did not know what else could have
occurred, so that delayed the study-plus a few
journals felt that it was too hot to handle so we
got a few rejections on the publication. "

"The one message I would really like to convey
though is that motorists should be strongly
discouraged from using mobile phones while
driving. There is no doubt that- "

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Salaperäisesti kadonneita tutkimuksia!

lue:

http://www.electric-
words.com/cell/research/vanishedindex.html

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http://www.electric-
words.com/cell/radiation/adelaide.html

The Adelaide Hospital Study This was a major
report from Adelaide Hospital in Australia, which
established a clear link between pulsed GSM phone
handset radiation levels, and tumour promotion in
genetically-engineered mice. The importance of
this study is that it kills, once and for all,
the old "Thermal Only" claims. It is also often
called the "Repacholi Study".

Similar findings from other research. The
Adelaide Hospital study findings were not an
isolated instance. There have been dozens of
findings over the years which have indicated
similar links with DNA and potential cancer
problems.


--- Hyvä tietää ----

Media Manipulation

Attempts are being made to manipulate the
Australian media into not reporting this story --
or reporting it in a one-par box hidden in the
back pages. The industry "experts" are out in
force trying to hose down any suggestion that
these findings are worrying, and Dr Repacholi is
being bought it via an expensive video-conference
to explain why this research should be ignored.
See Media Manipulation.

This must be the only time in history when so
much money and so much energy has been put into
convincing the media that important research is
of little value -- by the scientist themselves!

http://www.electric-
words.com/cell/radiation/media.html

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Pigeons get lost near radio masts. New research
shows that the prized birds, able to find their
way from 700 miles away, get confused near
radiation-emitting masts. Exposure also makes
pigeons fly much lower than usual. Now pigeon
fanciers are demanding curbs on the number of
mobile phone masts to protect their birds.
Research by the Swiss Bird Study Organisation.
Sunday Mirror 18 June 2000

-> Linnut siis lentelee huonosti. tieteen
kuvalehti 4/2000 tuon tapaisia tiedotti
suomessakin.

British research group warns that children under
16 should refrain from using mobile phones
because of possible health effects on growing
children - smaller heads, less tissue and bone
between transmitter and brain. Reuters Business
News June 2000

-> ei sädeveitsiä tenaville. eivätpä peijoonit
näytä uskovan.

JR East Japan Railways Co. (JR East) recently
started announcements, asking commuters to kindly
switch off their phones while in transit because
they've become an annoyance and can potentially
disturb medical devices. Asia Intelligence Wire
20 June 2000

-> kojeet sairaalassa kiinni. miksi telehallinto-
keskus ei suomessa heti kieltänyt
radiohäiritseviä kojeita?

UK government report says now clear that mobile
phone radiation can affect brain function. Now
that 20,000 radio masts in the UK are active it
means that everyone is being subjected to
constant low level electromagnetic radiation.
Sunday Times 12 March 2000

-> nyt se on virallista, aivot sekaisin
kännykästä. Pientähän tuo vielä... umtsia varten
saksaan tulee 100.000 mastoa lisää, aluksi,
kilpailu vielä triplannee määrän?

Ministry says mobiles are safe - and then buys
protectors. Sunday Telegraph reports that
Ministry of Defence's Defence Evaluation and
Research Agency has ordered Microshield cases for
staff users. Microshield says they've sold over
150,000 cases in the last few weeks.It was DERA's
own research, at Porton Down, last year, which
suggested that mobile phones could cause short-
term memory loss and sudden confusion, after
scientists found microwave radiation emissions
from mobile phones altered the nerve cell
behaviour in rats' brains. The World Health
Organisation is now conducting a $4 million study
on 3,000 victims of brain tumours, looking for
possible links with mobile phone use. A separate
four-year study, Project Cephos, is being carried
out at Bradford University. Sunday Telegraph 30
May 1999

-> ostavat säteily-suojia.

Brain cancer tumours 2.5 times more likely in
heavy mobile phone users - according to two new
unpublished reports. Dr Lennart Hardell, Swedish
cancer specialist says: "There is a biological
indication that there is a problem which should
be studied much more. I think that until we have
a definite conclusion, the definitive results of
much larger studies, we need to minimise exposure
to human beings." Dr George Carlo head of an
American research body funded by the mobile phone
industry also found an increased risk of rare
brain tumours. Daily Telegraph and Panorama BBC
TV 24 May 1999

-> minimoida käyttö.

Tuosta jos päälle miettii tietoturva-haittoja,
niin johan on kumma sijoitus-kohde.

Ne tietokone-koodit kun ei hyödytä, jos laite
säteilee, peilautuva analogisuus ennen koodia,
jälkeen, ja odotus-ajan mikrofonisuus on ollut
herkkua skanneri-radioväelle jo vuosikaudet

t. rikosuhrina sen selville ottanut

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