RF Safe

The ANSI C95.1-1982 guidelines, adopted by the FCC in the 1980s to regulate RF exposure, were not developed by a panel of medical doctors. Instead, they were created by an industry-heavy committee within the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), specifically its Standards Coordinating Committee 28 (SCC28). Here’s the breakdown: ✅ Who created ANSI […]

In 2022, a deeply troubling statistic emerged—1 in 31 American children were diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), marking a sharp increase from previous years. This statistic reflects a decades-long trend that compels us to scrutinize not just genetic factors, but critical environmental contributors, particularly electromagnetic fields (EMFs). Crucially overlooked in this context is the […]

Background: Cordless Phone Frequencies and FCC Decisions (Early 1980s) Cordless telephones first became popular in the early 1980s, operating on low-frequency radio waves. Initially, models used the 1.7 MHz band (paired with ~27 MHz) – but by December 1983 the FCC allocated new spectrum around 43–50 MHz for cordless phones. This provided about 10 channels (with base units […]

In 2022, an alarming statistic emerged—1 in 31 children in the United States was diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), up sharply from 1 in 36 just two years prior. This 17% increase continues a worrying, decades-long upward trajectory, compelling us to ask deeper questions about the factors driving this rise.   Autism, a neurodevelopmental […]

For the past three decades, the U.S. government has actively perpetuated a hazardous monopoly favoring microwave-based wireless technologies. At the heart of this issue lie the Telecommunications Act of 1996, specifically Section 704, and the Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC) outdated, scientifically inadequate safety guidelines established in the same year. This unprecedented scenario not only stifles […]

The United States government, through Section 704 of the Telecommunications Act of 1996 and the FCC’s outdated safety guidelines, has actively established and maintained an unprecedented government-sponsored monopoly favoring microwave-based technologies. This monopoly is not just ethically and constitutionally questionable—it explicitly violates antitrust principles set forth by the Sherman Act. The suppression of public discourse […]

Imagine a world where technological innovation, designed to enhance our lives, instead silently compromises public health—shielded from scrutiny by government regulations intended to protect us. Sadly, this isn’t hypothetical; it is today’s reality, driven by the outdated regulations of the U.S. government itself. Specifically, Section 704 of the Telecommunications Act of 1996 and the Federal […]

How Government Action Stifles Innovation and Endangers Public Health Imagine living in a society where innovation is systematically stifled by the very institutions designed to protect public welfare. Unfortunately, this is not just imagination but reality—rooted deeply in regulations established by the U.S. government itself. Specifically, Section 704 of the Telecommunications Act of 1996, coupled […]

Imagine living in a society where innovation is systematically stifled by the very institutions designed to protect public welfare. Unfortunately, this is not just imagination but reality—rooted deeply in regulations established by the U.S. government itself. Specifically, Section 704 of the Telecommunications Act of 1996, coupled with the FCC’s outdated 1996 safety guidelines, has created […]

Imagine a regulatory system so entrenched in corporate interests that it disregards substantial scientific warnings about public health risks. This is not fiction—it’s the reality behind America’s wireless communication policies. In 1996, two critical actions occurred: the passage of Section 704 of the Telecommunications Act and the FCC’s adoption of microwave radiation exposure guidelines. These […]

Historical Context: Section 704 and the FCC’s 1996 Guidelines In 1996, Congress passed the Telecommunications Act—an overhaul of telecom law heavily shaped by industry lobbying. Buried in this law was Section 704, a provision with far-reaching effects on wireless infrastructure. Section 704 of the Act explicitly prohibits state and local governments from regulating wireless tower placements based on […]

In 1996, the passage of Section 704 of the Telecommunications Act, paired with new FCC guidelines, solidified microwave-based wireless technology as the dominant force in American communications. This move not only monopolized the market but also hindered innovation, particularly for safer alternatives like Li-Fi. Despite substantial evidence of non-thermal risks, these guidelines created a facade […]

In 1996, a seismic shift occurred within telecommunications policy that still reverberates today. Two critical regulatory measures—the passage of Section 704 of the Telecommunications Act and the establishment of the FCC’s microwave radiation safety guidelines—created a powerful, protective shield around microwave-based wireless technologies. Rather than fostering innovation and safeguarding public health, these government actions solidified […]

Imagine waking in the dark of night to your home engulfed in flames, your life forever altered by a tragedy as preventable as lighting your home. In the 19th century, this nightmare scenario was all too common. Homes illuminated by oil lamps and gas lights frequently succumbed to catastrophic fires, resulting in widespread devastation. The […]

Imagine a world in which an invisible force silently undermines the health and developmental potential of our children. This is not a hypothetical dystopian scenario—this is our reality. For decades, public discourse has focused intensely on vaccines as the primary villain behind rising autism rates and other chronic diseases. But while attention remains fixed on […]

Wireless communications have become ubiquitous – from cell phones and Wi-Fi to smart appliances and 5G towers – bathing our environment in radiofrequency (RF) electromagnetic fields (EMFs). Official assurances of safety rest on outdated assumptions that only tissue heating (thermal effects) matter. Yet for decades, scientists have reported non-thermal biological impacts of low-level EMFs on […]

In 1610, Galileo Galilei turned his telescope toward the heavens and, in doing so, began to unravel centuries of entrenched belief. At the time, challenging the widely accepted notion that Earth was the center of the universe wasn’t merely a scientific curiosity—it was heresy. Galileo faced persecution for his insistence on evidence over dogma, his […]

In the quiet suburban neighborhoods of Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, a silent battle is unfolding—one defined by invisible pulses and tangible fears. It’s a fight that highlights modern dilemmas about technology, health, privacy, and the rights of citizens to control their environment. At the center of this controversy is the city’s mandate to install smart electric […]

Imagine living in a world where an invisible factor, omnipresent and essential to modern conveniences, quietly poses potential threats to the most vulnerable stages of human life. This is precisely the scenario unfolding around electromagnetic waves emitted by devices we use daily—cell phones, cordless phones, and Wi-Fi equipment. These devices, indispensable in the age of […]

I speak not just as an advocate for safer wireless technologies, but as a grieving parent whose first child’s life was cut short—attributed to complications from electromagnetic exposure. This tragedy ignited my life’s mission: to expose the fraud behind our federal RF safety guidelines and to demand real accountability from those responsible for endangering countless […]

Long before the FCC established its controversial radiofrequency (RF) safety guidelines in 1996, the United States government itself conducted significant research into the non-thermal biological and behavioral effects of microwave radiation. Notably, the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) operated “Project Pandora,” a classified research initiative in the 1960s and 1970s specifically aimed at understanding how […]

In 1996, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) committed a profound betrayal of public trust by implementing radiofrequency (RF) exposure guidelines that ignored decades of compelling scientific evidence of biological harm. These guidelines were crafted under significant industry influence, focusing exclusively on thermal effects—whether radiation could heat tissue—while dismissing critical findings of non-thermal biological impacts extensively […]

For three decades, American families have been unwitting subjects in a dangerous experiment, forced to live under fraudulent RF radiation guidelines imposed by the FCC in 1996. These guidelines, based solely on outdated thermal effects, were not just scientifically bankrupt—they were a betrayal of public trust. At the very same time, under President Bill Clinton, […]