How to Make an Impact!

We were delighted to hear from Spiro today who attached the above image. A passerby saw this truck and started checking into Spiro's work - he's fully onboard now and sent Spiro this photo! 

This is the impact that each of us can have if we just aim to help bring awareness in our own unique ways. 

We are so grateful to have Spiro on our side here at Activist Post. And, again, thanks to all of you who lend your support and make our website stronger by the day despite whatever gets thrown at us by Big Tech and their minions.

Much love from the crew at Activist Post!

By B.N. Frank

Government, independent and industry funded research has determined that exposure to Radio Frequency (RF) Radiation from cell phones and other sources of wireless can increase cancer risk (see 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8) and other health issues.  Common sources of wireless radiation include activity trackers and other wearables, cell phones, cell towers, personal and “Smart” appliances and devices (see 1, 2, 3, 4), utility “Smart” meters (electric, gas, and water), WiFi routers and more!

Dr. Magda Havas has studied and reported about the effects of RF radiation and other sources of Electromagnetic Fields (EMF) for decades.  She recently invited volunteers to help her collect data on increasing worldwide RF levels.

From Dr. Magda Havas:

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I have an idea but it will take the help of hundreds of people around the world participating to make this successful.  Here is what I suggest we do collectively.

We now have a large population that is aware of the health effects of RFR.  We also have accurate and relatively inexpensive meters that measure RFR.  One of those meters is called the Safe and Sound Pro II RF Meter available at Safe Living Technologies.  This meter provides average, peak and maximum values and is easy to use. Cost is about $500 Canadian.  For people volunteering to help with this research, Safe Living Tehcnologies is providing a discount.  You may contact me for the discount code should you wish to participate in this project.

It is time for Community-Based Research and Citizen Scientists to get involved and to volunteer to do monitoring in their area and to share this information with others.  The first project I would like to propose is, “Can you BRAG about your city?”  

NOTE:  The concept of citizen scientist is not new and citizens have been helping professional scientists for a long time.  Some of the principles of citizen science are provided here.

This project entails measuring RF along the main street in the city centre at intersections (so the measurements can be repeated in the same locations).  We will provide volunteers with the protocol for how the monitoring should be done and how the data need to be recorded.  The aim here is to make the monitoring as easy as possible in the shortest possible time.  Total participation time for this project is about 2 hours and that includes measurments and data submission.

There are many examples where citizens helped scientists with their research.  I would like to share just 2 examples here.

Long-Distance Transport of Air Pollutants:  Prior to my research with electrosmog I was involved in acid rain research.  In the early 1970s scientists were debating the long-distance transport of air pollutants. How far do different air pollutants travel?  Sweden and Norway were complaining that most of their acid rain orginated in the UK, which UK scientists denied.  Coincidentally, a teacher at a school in the UK did a project.  He had his students release helium-filled balloons with a message inside.  The message asked the person who found the balloon (after it had deflated) to call the phone number (before internet) and indicate where they found the balloon.  This allowed the students to determine where and how far these balloons traveled.  Some of the balloons were picked up in Sweden and the scientific debate about air pollutants travelling from UK to Sweden was resolved in a most unorthodox fashion.

Nutrient Loading of Lakes in Ontario:  Ontario has a lot of pristine lakes and many of these lakes have cottages within their watershed.  The Ministry of the Environment is responsible for monitoring these lakes and testing for eutrophication or nutrient enrichment, which often results in algal blooms and reduced transparency of the water column.  Ministry scientists enlisted the help of cottagers and asked them to determine the transparency of their lake using a secchi disc (a black and white plate that is lowered into the water column until it disappears and that distance from top of the water to the disappearance of the secchi disc is a measure of transparency).  At the end of each season the Ministry would report the findings to the cottagers.  What was expected is that over time more nutrients would be added to the lake resulting in algal blooms and a decrease in transparency.  What they found instead is that the lakes were getting clearer and transparency was increasing.  It turns out that these lakes were acidifying, which leads to reduced lake productivity and clearer water.  Ministry scientists would not have been able to get this information without the help of cottagers.

There is real value to this type of research.

Sharing the information is critical and we can produce maps (colour-coded for RF exposures).  That is where BRAG comes in.  “BRAG” stands for different colours:  Black, Red, Amber and Green and is based on the school BRAG study I did with my university students.  Using these four colours it is easy to see where there are hot spots and where levels are low.  If your downtown city core is green (low RFR) then you can BRAG about your city!  By measuring at city intersections, the same locations can be remeasured over time for temporal trends and these can be diurnal (over a 24 hour period) trends, seasonal trends or changes as additonal wireless radiation is introduced.  There is also an educational value and a raising awareness value to this type of project.

So … if you would like to volunteer to measure the RFR in one or more cities near you, please send me an email with “Global RF Monitoring Project” in the subject heading. We would like to start monitoring by April 2021 and are asking people to respond as volunteers by March 5th, 2021 if possible.  However, if you read this post after March 5th and would like to participate, please contact me because I believe we will be doing different projects for quite some time.

All I need to know is the following:

Please contact me at [email protected] if you would like to participate in this or subsequent community-based projects.

I look forward to hearing from you.

Posted: March 4, 2021

By Spiro Skouras

In this interview, which was initially banned by YouTube before it was even published (but now reversed), Spiro is joined by Attorney Ana Garner of New Mexico. Garner represents her client Isaac Legaretta, an officer at the Doña Ana County Detention Center and a military veteran, who is suing the county over its new policy for first responders to receive the COVID-19 vaccinations or face termination.

Attorney Garner explains the significance of this case and what is at stake, as it is the first of its kind and may set a new standard for legal precedent regarding mandatory vaccination. Garner says she is prepared to take this case to the Supreme Court if necessary.

Spiro and Ana Garner also discuss another case of hers that is ongoing currently. A case that challenges not only the Governor of New Mexico, but the emergency itself.

You can see this important interview on the free speech platform BitChute below … or watch it on YouTube if you must.

https://www.bitchute.com/video/ebHhNssHgQMd/

NM Stands Up!
https://nmstandsup.org

First case against mandatory vaccination filed in New Mexico: report
 https://thehill.com/regulation/labor/541173-first-case-against-mandatory-vaccination-filed-in-new-mexico-dention-center?rl=1

Federal judge denies Doña Ana County employee’s request, for now, in mandatory vaccine lawsuit
 https://www.lcsun-news.com/story/news/2021/03/04/federal-judge-rules-restraining-order-dona-ana-county-new-mexico-mandatory-vaccine-lawsuit/4586480001/

EEOC Says Employers May Mandate COVID-19 Vaccinations – Subject to Limitations
https://www.natlawreview.com/article/eeoc-says-employers-may-mandate-covid-19-vaccinations-subject-to-limitations

Follow Spiro on BitChute, Parler and Gab.

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