To gabble or gobble?
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| Radiation from mobile phones and transmitter masts is fatal to bees. |
by Benjamin Seiler, www.facts-are-facts.com,
published in 2009?
Bees keep dying—wherever mobiles have become indispensable. And it’s not just the industrial countries; even developing countries are now affected. Read here about the most recent vital results that reveal how increasing electrosmog is threatening the survival of people, birds and bees and what we can do about it!
The 25 August 2009 marked the end of an era for Americans when Senator Edward “Ted” Kennedy, younger brother to John and Robert, succumbed to cancer aged 77. Both his brothers were shot. Yet how “natural” was the death of the “Lion of the Senate” (as he became known for his political influence) in actual fact?
For days, American TV channels broadcast seemingly endless portraits of the three now-deceased brothers of the Kennedy clan. Only rarely in this deluge of images did viewers actually learn what killed Ted Kennedy: a brain tumour, to be precise.
Not a single journalist or commentator questioned the possible cause of cancer in these reports. And if anyone did consider it, they kept their mouths firmly shut, knowing full well the kind of avalanche it could trigger.
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Bees keep dying—wherever mobiles have become indispensable. And it’s not just the industrial countries; even developing countries are now affected. Read here about the most recent vital results that reveal how increasing electrosmog is threatening the survival of people, birds and bees and what we can do about it!
The 25 August 2009 marked the end of an era for Americans when Senator Edward “Ted” Kennedy, younger brother to John and Robert, succumbed to cancer aged 77. Both his brothers were shot. Yet how “natural” was the death of the “Lion of the Senate” (as he became known for his political influence) in actual fact?
For days, American TV channels broadcast seemingly endless portraits of the three now-deceased brothers of the Kennedy clan. Only rarely in this deluge of images did viewers actually learn what killed Ted Kennedy: a brain tumour, to be precise.
Not a single journalist or commentator questioned the possible cause of cancer in these reports. And if anyone did consider it, they kept their mouths firmly shut, knowing full well the kind of avalanche it could trigger.