The influx of alternative media is enormous.
This is by no means a coincidence, but is due to the fact that more and more people do not feel sufficiently informed by
the leading media and even feel that they are being lied to.
The topic of mobile telephony shows how far the leading media have abandoned their role as a controlling power in
the state and have become the extended arm of big finance.
Take a look at how critically the leading media reported on the subject of mobile
communications and transmission masts in the early 1990s:
When television was still allowed to tell the truth ... Presenter: They are a real blessing for all cell phone users.
There are 6,000 of them in Germany. We are talking about telephone masts.
They are set up to plug dead spots.
In Mainz-Bischofsheim, however, they are driving a whole village crazy.
Since a telecom mast was installed there, residents have been complaining of sleepless nights and stabbing headaches.
Speaker: Everyday life for Siggi Ebenhoch. He is on his way to his cellar.
His whole life now takes place here, confined to a few square meters, as if in a dungeon.
Ebenhoch only feels safe here behind thick walls.
Even when the sun is shining outside, he rarely ventures into the upper part of his house.
Siggi Ebenhoch: Since we've been sleeping in the cellar, we've noticed that sleeping works better. But that's no big deal.
We buy a great house, get involved and are bombed out like in the war, only not with bombs but with rays.
Speaker: This transmission mast, less than 100 meters away, is to blame.
The radiation emanating from the mast destroys Siggi Ebenhoch's life.
The values outdoors are thousands of times higher than the average value.
Siggi Ebenhoch has had this checked and is now even testing it himself.
In contrast, the values in the cellar are almost normal.
It is the only place that offers protection from the tower.
But Siggi Ebenhoch can't always hide in his dungeon.
The master hairdresser and his wife run a hairdressing salon on the upper floor.
But he can only stay there for a few hours.
Then come the symptoms, severe headaches - only bearable with medication.
Siggi Ebenhoch: I realize that when I go up, my head flies off.
And because you are already under stress, you feel it much more quickly.
Someone who is not yet under stress can go off, it takes some time for them to feel it.
Speaker: But it's not just the people who suffer, the family dog also has problems.
Mrs. Ebenhoch: It's not just us who feel bad, like headaches and endless sleep disturbances, but our Henry here is also
experiencing extreme nausea and vomiting several times a week.
Speaker: Siggi Ebenhoch has been fighting for months for the demolition of the high-frequency facility.
He blames the electromagnetic radiation for his pain.
He says that even the manufacturer warns of the radiation and therefore recommends
installing such systems far away from people.
Probably rightly so, because not even insects survive in the immediate vicinity.
Piles of dead flies lie right next to the source, internally burnt by the radiation.
However, the operator of the Deutsche Telekom system denies that the telephone mast is responsible for the health problems.
Ulrich Lissek, Telekom: According to the current state of medical research, we cannot establish any connection
between mobile phone frequencies and any kind of discomfort or physical impairment in residents.
This is scientifically proven worldwide.
Speaker: That's not quite right.
The natural scientist Professor Peter Sem has worked intensively on electromagnetic radiation.
According to his findings, there is definitely a danger.
Prof. Peter Sem, electro-smog expert: So-called pulsed electromagnetic fields emanate from such a transmitter mast.
These, in turn, have been proven to cause changes in the biological system, for
example in the brains of animals and humans.
Imagine you look at a person, then look away again and you can't get the image of that person
out of your brain, even though you looked away.
Electromagnetic fields can have a similar effect and are still active even after the actual
stimulus has been switched off, up to half an hour later.
Speaker: But telecoms or science, the expert dispute is of little help to Siggi Ebenhoch.
He has been in pain since the mast was erected in front of his house and he is not alone.
Siggi Ebenhoch: At the beginning I thought I was a lone fighter, because it's very difficult, of course, to make people
aware of a danger that you can't smell, that you can't see and that you can simply think is nothing at all.
Speaker: In the meantime, the whole estate has been alerted.
Nobody wants the telephone mast.
Passant: I have very severe sleep disturbance, sometimes, I wake up at night, am wide awake and can't go back to sleep.
Passant: Since the tower has been up, we've had more headaches, have trouble sleeping and
of course worry a lot about the little one...
Speaker: Siggi Ebenhoch is encouraged by his fellow campaigners.
He does not want to give up and will exhaust all legal options to continue fighting for the demolition of the ...
Back in the early days of mobile phone technology (1G), it was already clear that this technology with its 6,000 telephone
masts would have adverse health effects on people and nature.
But despite this, mobile phone technology was massively advertised and further developed in an
unbelievable ignorance of the complaints and concerns signaled.
With the number of transmission masts increasing from 6,000 to 60,000, the 3G UMTS network caused even greater problems.
Several dozen detailed and recognized studies have documented the damage.
The leading media also reported critically on this at the time and thus to the benefit of people and the environment.
Despite damage to health - Introduction of UMTS (3G) Mobile telephony in the crossfire - How dangerous is the radiation?
It was Hans Eichel's biggest thing. Even his poker over the tax reform pales in comparison.
The auction of UMTS licenses contributed almost 100 billion marks to the federal treasury -
something a finance minister can only dream of.
But what is the other side of the coin?
For UMTS to function properly in Germany, the mobile network must be much more tightly knit than it is today.
Experts expect 60,000 new transmission masts, many of them in residential areas.
Experts argue about how dangerous the radiation from these transmitters is for humans and animals.
A contribution by Sebastian Bösel and Wolfgang Huhn:
Champagne on a billion-dollar deal, at the end of last week in Mainz.
For almost three weeks, the mobile communications providers competed for the valuable UMTS licenses.
In the end, the total bid for the frequencies was 98.8 billion marks.
"We are thrilled, we are delighted to be part of it for e-plus and to be able to play a very important role in the market."
"I feel really great because we've been working towards this for a long time, we've prepared well for it.
Now we've reached our goal, we have the license and we'll soon start working to provide customers with a service."
Demonstration on the sidelines of the auction by citizens who are afraid of the new technology.
They fear more radiation exposure from UMTS.
This is because providers have to build a completely new network for the new generation of mobile communications.
"The existing mobile network operators will have to densify their networks.
New network operators will set up new networks and we expect that up to 60,000 new antennas will be needed in the
long term for good nationwide UMTS coverage in Germany."
60,000 new antennas for the new system!
For some, there are already too many.
A citizens' initiative in Kassel. Meeting place: A church congregation.
They are not united by their faith, but by their fear of a mobile phone antenna.
The antenna has been in her district for a few weeks now.
"After all the information we've gathered in this short time, I can't help but think that it's dangerous.
It's dangerous, I have a small child of five, I don't want to expose my child to these rays."
Protests against the antennas throughout the country.
But are the rays really a danger?
"According to current scientific knowledge, health hazards can be ruled out if the nationally and
internationally recommended limit values are observed - and these contain a high level of protection."
That's not true, says Josef Altenweger, a farmer in Schnaitsee, Bavaria.
There is a transmission mast right next to his yard.
At the beginning of the 90s, it was equipped with mobile radio.
Another mobile phone mast was added.
Since then, farmer Altenweger and his neighbors have been complaining of headaches and insomnia.
It's all in your head, you might say, but there are still the cows:
"Around 1993, I noticed for the first time in the stable that the animals were no longer behaving as normally as they used to.
Then I said there must be something going on.
Because the milk yield dropped and the calvings were no longer normal - there were miscarriages, lots of
deformities - and then I said I had to report it to the vet."
The official veterinarian inspects the barn, animals and feed.
He finds nothing that could explain the miscarriages, deformities and behavioral disorders.
He suspects a connection with mobile phone radiation.
The official veterinarian makes video recordings of the behavioral disorders.
Professor Wolfgang Löscher from the University of Veterinary Medicine in Hanover
analyzes and publishes Schnaitsee's anomalies.
Farmers from all over Germany then come forward with similar cases.
"So that this first observation was actually confirmed by observations in other companies.
And here again, there is a strong temporal connection between the installation of mobile phone transmitters and the first
occurrence of this disruption in otherwise healthy businesses."
The Federal Office for Radiation Protection takes measurements in Schnaitsee and gives the all-clear.
The radiation is far below the limit values, so there is no connection between the mobile phone system and the sick cattle.
"Since the values are below the limits by a factor of 100 or 1,000, we saw no reason to look further for causality here."
But the limit values that the Federal Office uses as a guide are useless.
This is what more and more experts are saying, including measurement technology expert Prof. Günter Käs.
"Our current limit values are completely inadequate because they are only based on thermal effects.
This means that an attempt is made to prevent the tissue from overheating.
All other biological effects that have nothing to do with heat effects and take place at very,
very low, much lower intensities are ignored."
Confirmation 3 weeks ago in Salzburg, at an international mobile communications congress: Over 40 studies provide evidence.
Mobile phone radiation can also have an effect far below the existing limit values.
Experiments have shown brain damage in animals, DNA, i.e. genetic changes in human cells, tumor growth and cancer in mice.
In a resolution, the conference calls for a drastic reduction in the limit value.
The resolution was also signed by the German Medical Association.
Their conclusion from the available studies:
" that we are pushing for a significant reduction in the limit value as a preventive
measure, as a precaution for the population."
"Isn't it negligent on the part of the Federal Office for Radiation Protection to stick to the current limits?"
"I think that's careless, yes, if you hold on to it.
And we urge them to deal with the scientific results - and these are serious scientific results, it should be emphasized here."
And not only with this.
The Schnaitsee file, which was put aside by the state radiation protection authorities, will probably have to be reopened.
Because a study that has just been completed holds explosive information.
For two years, veterinarians examined farms in Bavaria and Hesse.
Yards with and without mobile phone exposure.
With alarming results:
On the farms with mobile phone exposure, clearly more deformities.
And the animals behave differently.
They show disturbances in grazing, eating and lying behavior.
Partial results of the study have been submitted to Report Mainz for a veterinary conference in Freiburg.
The scientists' conclusion: The results indicate " correlations between radiation exposure and behavior.
It is assumed that the radiation effect is similar to chronic stress exposure.
Unbelievable: The Federal Office for Radiation Protection knows nothing about the so-called Schnaitsee study.
"From our side, the case is closed.
The measurement data was evaluated by us in terms of radiation hygiene."
Risk of mobile communications ticked off?
Better not!
The new study indicates an urgent need for clarification.
But instead: The companies are already celebrating their new generation of mobile communications.
Research on the possible health risks of UMTS: So far no results!
This program from 2018 on the topic of 5G mobile communications shows just how blatantly the leading media have deviated from
their role as a critical monitoring body. There are no more concerns for people and the environment here, but the
announcement of 800,000 new transmission masts to be erected and the closing of all dead spots, as
if this were the most normal thing in the world:
Video Youtube "5G needs 800,000 transmitters" The Federal Network Agency today set the course
for the new 5G mobile communications standard.
The authority laid down the rules for the auction of licenses next year.
By the end of 2022, at least 98% of all German households should have access to high-speed Internet.
Achim Berg, President of the industry association Bitkom: We needed almost 800,000
radio masts to equip Germany with 5G nationwide.
The goal of nationwide 5G mobile expansion has now been further cemented despite initial concerns, as zdf reported today on
September 11, 2023, the aim in the Internet age is now that a good network must be available down to the last corner.
The Handelsblatt even reported on November 27, 2024 that dead spots are to be closed by satellites.
It should be noted that any criticism of pulsed microwave radiation is completely ignored.
And this despite the fact that there are now tens of thousands of alarming studies worldwide.
Kla.tv has been reporting on this in great detail since the very beginning of its existence:
No wonder more and more people are turning to alternative media for information and are no longer prepared to pay their
compulsory fees to the Beitragsservice, Serafe and the like!