In conclusion, the severe health impacts I've experienced since the installation of high-frequency mobile phone towers are not isolated incidents. They represent a widespread and urgent public health crisis affecting countless Australians – many of whom I have started to collect a database of. The evidence, from personal testimonies to scientific studies, underscores the critical need for immediate action. I implore the government, and those reading these responses, to prioritise the well-being of its citizens, and your fellow Australians, by implementing stringent regulations, reducing frequencies to safer levels, and investing in protective measures like underground cabling. The time for action is now – not in 10 years like so often the case with these types of things – before more lives are irreversibly impacted by unchecked exposure to harmful electromagnetic radiation.

[1] Carpenter DO. The microwave syndrome or electro-hypersensitivity: historical background. Rev Environ Health. 2015;30(4):217-22. doi: 10.1515/reveh-2015-0016. PMID: 26556835.

[2]. J. C. Lin, "Follow-Up Research on NTP’s Clear Evidence on RF Causing Malignant Tumors in Rats [Health Matters]," in IEEE Microwave Magazine, vol. 25, no. 6, pp. 16-18, June 2024, doi: 10.1109/MMM.2024.3378608.

G'day all - if you reside in regional or rural Australia and have experienced health issues since 2020, such as unexplained symptoms (see below list), I encourage you to reflect on recent environmental changes in your area... If you've identified what has changed and are ready to take action, please consider sharing your experience by leaving a review before the end of July: https://www.infrastructure.gov.au/.../2024-regional...
Here's what I have just submitted:

Since 2020, I've been dealing with a variety of symptoms, ranging from mild to severe, that I never experienced before. It took me nearly two years to connect the dots with the new mobile phone towers installed across Australia. Having lived most of my life in rural and regional areas with minimal exposure to non-native EMF, when visiting the closest city to where we lived, I found myself almost disabled by frequencies being emitted in the more built-up areas. I could no longer stay in urban areas for more than a few hours without serious complications, most of which are symptoms which align with what is referred to as Microwave Syndrome.[1]

Upon moving to the east coast of Australia in 2022, my condition worsened dramatically. The increased population density on this side of the country means more towers, exacerbating my symptoms. I've spoken with numerous individuals—friends, family, and strangers online—who, like me, lived rurally for years only to develop severe health issues with the installation of this new technology. Sadly, many rural residents remain unaware of these issues, struggling without answers as their health deteriorates.

One of the tallest towers near me, Site ID 177XX (changed for privacy reasons), has recently been upgraded to emit frequencies over 19 GHz. This upgrade is not only unnecessary but also poses significant danger, especially considering the tower's central location within a residential area. To put this into context, I begin experiencing symptoms at distances as far as 300 meters from towers emitting just 2.8 GHz. While the short-term effects are concerning, my primary concern lies in the long-term impacts. I can’t even fathom what those living right under a tower emitting 19 GHz are going to be experiencing now and in the future.

In 2018, the NTP published a final report from its US$30 million laboratory research, highlighting "clear evidence" that lifelong exposure to low-level RF radiation caused cancers in rats. Even GSM- and CDMA-modulated 900-MHz RF radiation (much lower than 19 GHz) led to malignant schwannoma, a rare tumor type. Despite these findings, subsequent studies have been halted, and voices from affected communities are often silenced. This lack of transparency is deeply concerning, as it subjects nearly 100% of Australians to a massive health experiment without proper protocol. Globally, billions of people, from youth to elderly, face unnecessary exposure to human-made wireless RF radiation.[2]

Today, due to increased tower installations near my home—where I originally moved seeking safety—I'm forced to sleep in my shed to minimise exposure. I've been spending thousands monthly on my health and can only work limited hours from home, receiving little response from authorities like ACME and other governmental bodies when sharing concerns. My urgent plea is for a reduction in frequencies across Australia to 2.6 GHz or less until further studies fully grasp the implications of microwave-range frequencies. Adequate protective measures, such as underground cabling, must also be prioritised to safeguard public health from long-term exposure.

Education and true science needs to be taught and understood. This is why I created STE Academy. I not only want to learn from the experts but I also want to discuss the topics that are covered — learning through synthesising dialogue (the old way) — as both are crucial. One without the other does not lead us forward, it keeps us stuck. I can see that many things — farming, food production, animal husbandry and so on will be coming under the pump soon and it is often the way for a psychological controlled population to throw the baby out with the bath water. For instance, factory farming is cruel -> become a vegan. Plants have a consciousness too -> no longer eat anything living and begin eating Bill Gates' synthetic food. The school system is corrupt -> homeschool (I have a few things to say about this). Pets should be free -> release them all in an already imbalanced eco system. Balance is key. But knowledge is even more important. And knowledge doesn't come from what everyone thinks is their intuition which is more often than not hormonal and emotional responses to stimuli. In my personal opinion, intuition is tapped in by someone who knows themselves (knowledge of self and reality) and, through practice, has mastered the art. I know there are a few who don't agree with this but I think it's only because they have never thought rationally about it. I think MANY people, including people I learn from, are still misaligned and it is purely because they lack the diversity of people in their spaces bringing new levels of understanding in. Sticking to groups (cults) and only people who think like you and agree with you will lead you no where. Everyone's story, EVERYONES story, is relevant and crucial to moving forward aligned to truth. We need to put knowledge at the top of the list of solutions because action without knowledge is entrapment.

Loved having Dee on the podcast today.
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The International Agency for Research on Cancer designated radiofrequency radiation as a Class 2B carcinogen. Since the widespread implementation of 5G technology in Australia starting in 2020, there has been a notable increase in radiofrequency exposure. This surge in exposure directly coincides with a rise in cancer rates. The correlation between the two phenomena surely merits a bit of questioning. But yet not one person I know is speaking about it.

Dogmatic certainty is a condition that may be thoughtlessly and carelessly indulged in – a condition that lurks constantly as a temptation, as a second-rate alternative to the travail of authentic adaptation. ~ Jordan B. Peterson

If the doors of perception were cleansed every thing would appear to man as it is, Infinite. ~ William Blake

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