RFK Jr. wants to ban cell phones in schools. Guess what? France already did that years ago. This isn’t groundbreaking leadership—it’s following an easy, politically safe move while ignoring the real issue: rampant, unregulated RF exposure from cell towers near schools.
The Real Battle: RFK Jr. Must Stop Ignoring Section 704 and the Wireless Industry’s Stranglehold on Public Health
Banning phones in schools doesn’t stop the massive radiation exposure from cell towers blasting classrooms all day. Why is RFK Jr. only focusing on the small step of taking phones out of kids’ hands while ignoring the towers that parents are legally forbidden from protesting?
- Section 704 of the Telecommunications Act makes it illegal to oppose cell tower placements based on health concerns.
- The BioInitiative Report recommends a minimum 1,500 feet of safe distance from schools—yet towers are being placed directly next to playgrounds.
- Public Law 90-602 mandates ongoing research into RF safety, yet the National Toxicology Program (NTP) was defunded in 2024 after finding clear evidence of cancer.
If RFK Jr. truly wants to protect children, he must go beyond banning cell phones in classrooms. He must:
✅ Fight to repeal Section 704 and restore parents’ rights to challenge dangerous tower placements. ✅ Enforce Public Law 90-602 to restart the NTP’s critical research into RF safety. ✅ Mandate Li-Fi in schools to replace harmful Wi-Fi-based connectivity. ✅ Ban towers from within 1,500 feet of schools based on independent scientific research.
Hope Is an Obama-Era Delusion—We Need a Full-On Fight
This isn’t about baby steps or feel-good political gestures. The health of our children is at stake, and half-measures won’t cut it. We must take large strides toward meaningful change.
The question is simple: Will RFK Jr. take real action, or is this just another political stunt? We can’t afford to wait while telecom companies profit off our silence and inaction. It’s time to force our leaders to fight for us—not for corporate interests.
No more distractions. No more half-measures. The real battle i