For today's episode, John Colts returns to give
us an update on all things related to RF safety.
John will go into key details and salient topics,
including the Trump phone, T1, the opportunity
to set a new standard in tech health, sending
cell towers to space, Li -Fi, his light fidelity.
replace Wi -Fi, and the unseen damages and dangers
of RF radiation, and the necessary repeal of
Section 704. Please check out the show notes
to links to Daylight Computer Company and ChromaLite
devices as they make an appearance of today's
episode. John will give us very crucial information.
and help us kind of understand the harms related
to these environments that are just consuming
us at unseen and unpredictable rates of negative
health. So here's my conversation with John Coates.
Hey, there's Ryan. Hey, John. How are you doing,
sir? Good, how are you? Oh, good, good. Let's
see if I can just set this here. Man, outstanding.
I'm so glad to see you. All right. Let's see
if I can. All right, man. So we got a lot to
talk about today because. Here things started
to make sense today you know like it's really
neat because like this is one of those days where
we can actually go wow things starting to make
sense like you know we we looked at like why
on earth could have you know ma gone so quiet
on the RF issue when it was such a big part of
his campaigning that like you know with with
Kennedy and um you know even when you look at
the you know the facts with those you know um
The review of the science was cut off at 2022
and the World Health Organization made some of
its biggest announcements here in 2025. They
bring up the corporate capture in the other industries
and don't mention a thing about the awesomely
well -documented stuff from the telecommunications
industry. We've been so stumped on all that.
Um, and then of course, even, you know, a little
stumped by, you're right out of the blue Trump
coming out and saying, Hey, we need to add 600
megahertz spectrum to the, to the big, beautiful
bill. Um, you know, so there's all these things,
expansion of spectrum, um, still no, you know,
um, no guidance when the FCC updating their guidelines
as they were supposed to from the quarter of
appeals. And, um, you know, so there was all
this confusion, but you know, today I think that
all came to light about what. It's really going
on because here we have Trump launching a phone
today. So now everything really starts to make
a lot more sense, doesn't it? He launched a phone.
Did you see that? Hours ago, just hours ago.
So hopefully we can make this into little segments
that will be really good for some exposure for
you because this is going to be a hot topic.
A lot of people are going to be looking up the
Trump phone. It's called the T1. And it's interesting
because I was just watching The Terminator with
my little girl. Well, because it started off
with the, what is it called? Mitchell's and the
Machines, the kid version of basically The Terminator,
where they start off with a phone and then basically
the phone gets arms and legs and then decides
to take over the world. Which is yeah, really
funny in the kid movie. She loves it You know,
but then that you know, I started to after she
went to bed. I watched the Terminator You know
and it's like, you know, wow, it's like so here's
the t100, you know, you know Or maybe it was
the t800 or whatever but but you know in here
We're starting with the t1 where it starts right
in the palm of your hand Um, and interesting
that the, you know, the Trump phone is going
to be probably one of the very first to use this
600 megahertz spectrum as far as a new device
goes. Um, but, uh, and that'll be interesting
just to see, you know, when it, I haven't been
able to find an FCC ID number for who's going
to be making this T1. So it's a little hard right
now to figure out, you know, what the actual
specs are, if it's going to be used in the 666
megahertz frequency somewhere within it. Um,
you know there are already a lot of things that
are just from this year of course that are already
filing for this use of the 666 well they call
it of course 665 .5 you know neatly they didn't
really put 666 down but but the but nonetheless
these are going to be waves they're going to
be Everybody's so fearful about the 5G, but these
are millimeter waves still. When you get into
these older, like we've talked about how I feel
that this whole thing has really started from
the expansion of cordless phones in people's
houses. I mean, when we start to really look
at where autism and a lot of things started to
happen in the world, it lines up with these early
1980s. And it just gets worse and worse and worse
as we pile things on. But when we got into these
800 megahertz and 900 megahertz frequencies,
they were very, very, very penetrating. And they
go deep into the body. And this 600 megahertz
spectrum is going to be literally the most penetrating
RF that we've ever used beyond the small cordless
phones. But I'm talking at scale. 600 megahertz
is going to be an extremely penetrating wavelength.
And that means babies go back to being at risk
again. One of the things that put me in comfort
over the past 20 years, 30 years, I guess now,
has been The adoption of shorter and shorter
wavelengths meant that babies were going to be
less and less affected. You couldn't make it
all the way to the baby in the womb if the wavelength
was short enough. Sure, there could be some cascading
events and things like that that go on from the
skin to this to that to that. But when it comes
down to it, the wavelength wasn't able to just
brute force affect the baby. But that's going
to go out the window now. If 600 megahertz becomes
a standard for 5G, we're going to be using the
most penetrating wavelengths that there possibly
are, at least at scale for us today. What's your
estimation of how far that will penetrate? Well,
you know, it has to do with the body and the
medium in which it's going to be going into,
but it's going to probably have no problem reaching
a quarter wavelength, half wavelength, and it
means that it can reach the baby. And that, to
me, is terrifying. You know that it can directly
reach the baby. I mean it's terrifying even with
the cascading effects of you know the mother
being affected and then just you know harming
the baby in that way but when they can just reach
the baby that's where you know things like what
happened to my first born daughter happened you
know it when the neural tube closes in that you
know that third week and when it when it. there's
a lot of mitochondrial activity in there because
it is folding. There's just a new structure is
being formed. And as we might've spoke before,
I believe that the mitochondria are certainly
a target in this. And that's why we see like
the National Toxicology Program, the Ramsey Institute,
all these, we're seeing heart and nerve and brain
tumors, right? And what is the common denominator
with those? It's mitochondrial load. uh... in
this it's good always it seems like when you
look at these studies uh... we're seeing it go
from you know like i said from nerve to heart
to to kidney these are all organs with with with
it very high mitochondrial load in them uh...
and uh... and that's why i think that that's
that's why we're seeing it as a in the human
cord blood studies also kind of replicate this
in the sense that as the cells become more differentiated
you know more mitochondria Um, there's a larger
RO, ROS impact. So, um, you know, so, so I think
all this is kind of lining up where, you know,
we just have to protect the, you know, that we
just, I don't know. My only hope here is that
maybe we can put a spin on this whole horrific
thing of adding a new phone to the market with,
with all this hype of how it's going to be better
for people. You know, because Eric Trump, I guess
it is, he was just on the TV saying how they're
going to be, that they saw a shortcoming within
the mobile industry and that's why they're basically
launching into it. And hopefully we can bring
attention to the fact that there's a big shortcoming
in their safety protocols of these devices. And
for Trump to actually put his name on it with
there being enough controversy around these devices,
I would only hope that because of the Trump that
I voted for, at least that's the one that I felt
in my heart that I was voting for, is a guy that
truly would put the American people first. And
so if he's brought aware to it in a way that
it just makes sense to him, hopefully he'll be
able to even mandate the you know technology
to be safer because you know that's all it would
take like you know we could solve our rfr problem
by you know offloading a lot of the the terrestrial
towers to space getting them away from our kids
beaming all these uplinks would be going up and
down rather than you know right through our walls
and windows um You know light based networks,
you know, he could sign just like the 1970s Clean
Air Act man He could sign up a you know an order
and literally overnight There would be you know
people putting the the proper chips into phones,
you know, I think it would be considered 802
.11 BB, you know standard and that's an immediate
standard It's available today that can just completely
replace that the Wi -Fi technology itself that's
in phone So you walk indoors your phone would
just stop transmitting in Michael and would just
start transmitting in IR light. And so many people
within the light industry, they see this infrared
light is being beneficial. And a matter of fact,
I haven't even used it since because I've just
been so busy, but I put my arm, I don't know
if you can see this pretty gnarly bruise right
here, but that's where the PCI went in and put
a stent in my heart, had a heart attack over
the... You know, the, what was it? Uh, I don't
know. Two weeks ago now. Um, but the, uh, bad
time to have a heart attack is during the, uh,
the, the whole holiday thing where everybody
is kind of like the whole Memorial day holiday.
Um, yeah. So it wasn't the best time timing to
have a heart attack, but, um, but I put my arm
on one of these red light therapy bands and literally
you can see white spots within the purple bruise
where the leds lined up. Where i had most contact
on on the LEDs and um and that's kind of remarkable
to me because it's like it's like a real. In
real time you know it showed me in real time
that these LEDs in the infrared that was coming
from there was certainly doing doing something.
You know because there's no reason for there
to be like little round white dots where the
LEDs were. So, you know, so I'm totally, totally
down with that. But, you know, when it comes
down to it with the, you know, with the light
itself, we can use these same wavelengths that
basically helped my arm heal. You know, we don't
have to use blue light or any of these bad wavelengths
that we think are bad, you know, but they also
just have a place in our life as well. You know,
blue light is just as important as all the other
light, but it just needs to be balanced. But
the thing that we can start transmitting our
data in the same stuff that healed the little
spots on my arm everywhere that they made contact,
that's appealing. Because now you're talking
about wavelengths that can't reach a baby. Even
if the room next to you has tons of wireless
data going on inside of it. The room next to
you is still RF free. Um, you know, there's such
a benefit to using light based technology, you
know, but, um, you know, but, but maybe we should
do something a little more structured so you
can make some cool clips on maybe the, um, you
know, because the Trump phone thing is probably
going to be a pretty, um, you know, important,
you know, uh, topic to address. I mean, I bet
it's going to be getting a lot of traffic. Um,
you know, And is there any things that you would
like to ask about like the phones or the live
technology? Because I could just ramble forever.
But I think today starts to make a lot of things
make sense. That's what's really kind of cool
to me. Because we were just looking at just how
there was such a drop off in the Maya report
on RFR. And then we see this. big call for expansion
into 5G with the 600 megahertz, and then today
we get a Trump phone. Wow. I don't get it. I
mean, oh my gosh. It's already such havoc with
the lack of knowledge about your topic here.
There's so many people that understand like there's
there a risk, but they don't know how to identify
the risk or make sense of the risk I'm willing
to talk about whatever you want to talk about
Well, you know, maybe we should talk about the
the Trump phone and maybe what we think the Trump
phone should have And we can start to begin with
one of my very first products that I ever designed
for this particular industry of mitigating RF
was the interferometric array antenna that was
used to challenge the hearing aid compatibility
issue back in 2003. And when I made that antenna
in the late 90s, it was completely illegal to
use. You couldn't use it on a phone because it
didn't follow the isostropic rule it was called.
and this is catastrophic rule was basically put
in place because they wanted all phones to basically
have the the same connectivity amongst towers
because towers were kind of sparse in the early
days and they just didn't want one company to
have an advantage over the other so essentially
they just said everybody has to use was called
an isostropic antenna and that's kind of a uh...
the dipole and it's the three hundred and sixty
degree plume that you basically see around it
you know the sun is a better version of isostropic
but you know so it's not totally isotropic, but
that was the rule. So when I made my antenna,
which was really just two antennas, And we shot
for the same principle that we see in nature
when you drop two pebbles into a pond, it creates
an interference pattern. And when we have our
dipoles or antennas next to each other in a way
that it cancels out an interference, that was
basically the birth of what we now call beamforming
from the original interferometric array antenna
designs. I came up with that design just thinking
about nature and interference and seeing that
it was already done in things like military radar
and things like that. So it wasn't like it was
a completely original idea. Nature had figured
it out. We were already using it in military
radar and astronomy and things like that. So
it's not like interferometry was something that
was that new. But it was the very first time
it was ever attempted in a mobile phone antenna.
uh... and uh... and i did that in order to well
i just you know i saw people in aspen in the
late nineties that were uh... you know they're
putting these devices in their purses and and
and and bags and this one thinking twice about
the energy that was going into their torso and
body and and uh... you know so that was my i
wasn't really thinking about your head i was
more concerned about you know when it went into
a person it was near a baby because my whole
thing was about the your babies after loss my
daughter so the head thing was just kind of a
benefit uh... and so is the hearing aid thing
uh... you know because if it didn't transmit
the energy directly into your head it also didn't
make the hearing aid buzz anymore uh... so As
long as the hearing aid didn't buzz, that was
a big breakthrough because in the early 2000s,
when you put a phone to your ear with a hearing
aid, it was just like when you put it near an
alarm clock or anything with a speaker, it just
made a loud buzzing noise and that pretty much
made the phones incompatible with the wireless
technology back then. But my antenna completely
solved that, even though, like I said, it was
illegal to use in a phone. But they changed that
isotropic rule and allowed them for beamforming
to become a standard within cellular technology.
So in a crazy roundabout way, the reason why
your phone transmits the way it does is because
my antenna that was illegal challenged the industry
and gave them a You know, and it certainly wasn't
just my antenna. It was a lot of other people,
but my antenna gave them the groundwork to say,
hey, the technology does exist. So now you have
to basically use the Americans with Disabilities
Act to ensure that this technology is available
for those that are handicapped, aka the hard
of hearing. So ultimately, it boiled down to
the Americans with Disabilities Act that helped
to get my antenna to change the isotropic rule.
But at the end of the day, we learned something
really important about antenna designs, and that
is that we can shape the energy around the phone
in ways that are going to expose the user to
less radiation. Unfortunately, since my antenna
did change the rules, they didn't necessarily
incorporate this for a safety design. They did
it more for data improvement and speed and efficiency.
which is cool too, and of course it did ultimately
reduce some of the radiation that was going into
the head, a lot of radiation that was going to
the heads of people. But there's a lot more that
we can do with these types of antennas to actively
keep the flume of radiation away from the sensitive
parts to the body. Um, you know, so antenna design
is, is one place where if Trump is going to make
a phone and if he really wants to make it a leader
in, in, in not only connectivity, but safety,
um, you know, for the sake of our children, um,
you know, cause these devices will be in the
hands of kids. Um, there's no doubt about it.
And, um, you know, so we can, we can engineer
better antennas for one, for when it is in a
microwave environment. Um, Li -Fi is not going
to immediately get rid of, um, the microwave
need. The need for microwaves is still going
to be there, especially when you're not in a
building and things like that. Um, you know,
so, uh, there's going to have to be a balance
between how RF is dealt with and, and how it
transitions over to light. But if you, uh, you
know, like I said, Trump could, with a single
sign of a pin. He could he could ensure that
that every manufacturer I mean you can only imagine
just how fast things would get adopted if iPhone
You know has a billion devices out there within
a year that are all live by compatible all of
Trump's phones are live by compatible Just how
quickly you would be able to buy routers for
your homes and offices that would be really really
cheap I mean they wouldn't like right now. They're
absolutely crazy, right? Thousand two thousand
dollars for a li -fi router when you can go to
Walmart and pick one up for thirty You know,
so, you know, it reminds me of the early like
VHS days, you know There was literally a time
where like a VHS recorder Betamax was you know
eight hundred dollars or something? you know,
but you know, so but technology will scale down
and cost as as we get things ramped up, but uh...
you know but but these are the things that we've
really got a focus on that that we would really
need to see in a in a in a new era of of wireless
in the course that even goes back to the laws
and regulations like you know i heard a lot of
uproar recently about how people were saying
oh my gosh you know that people are saying that
the states will have no rights on a i regulation
uh... and uh... you know in In a lot of senators,
you know, stood up against that. They were like,
well, no, you know, the state should have control
in regulating, you know, AI locally, especially
when it has such an impact on jobs. It's mind
-blowing that nobody's paying attention to that
same exact band -aid was given to the wireless
industry with no end clause. Like, at least this
one was only for 10 years. But the wireless industry
has gotten this same clause of, states have no
say. And it's been that way since 1996. Um, where
the 10th amendment has been just stripped from
the people and along with the 10th amendment.
So did their first amendment, you know, because
you can't challenge this on the ground of health,
health concerns with your local, um, you know,
town. So, I mean, that's your first and 10th
amendment is violated. Um, you know, so being
as it Trump is now going to be so integrated
into an area where there's even what could be
called, I guess, you know, civil rights, um,
or just our basic freedoms are being violated.
Maybe it helps helps our calls, you know, I mean,
it first is kind of is kind of scary to see the
president coming out with a phone. I mean, I
voted for Trump each time, you know, I mean,
that's, you know, and I've Actually, I've spoken
to Marla Maples, his second wife, a really incredible
lady that is really concerned about the EMF and
health hazards. As a matter of fact, for a short
time there, she was even advertising my products
on her website. A really, really kind lady and
really compassionate when it comes to health
and well -being as well. I've always had this
inner feeling that You know that they're very
connected to caring about people. Um, you know,
now I mean, I know that she's not married to
Trump anymore, but I'm just saying it that, you
know, like mine's had to have connected somehow.
So there must be some compassion in this guy.
And, uh, and I've always believed that. And,
um, and I just hope that when he embraces on
this new endeavor. of entering into the wireless
industry that he embraced all the complexities
that are going to come along with it that are
really important that they've just been swept
under the rug for the past 30 years. And maybe
this is an opportunity for Trump to be able to
closely look at these things where he might not
have otherwise. So I'm trying to think of this
as a good thing that he's launching a phone as
a guy that comes from my position in this. Trust
me, if anybody else did launch a phone, I wouldn't
think it was a good idea because it's like the
last thing we need is more non -compliant phones
that are just dangerous for people. But maybe
this is a chance for us to get the attention
that's really needed. And I guess it's going
to go one of two ways. He's either going to put
an effort into squashing what we have to say
or he's going to embrace it. You know, but I'm
used to people trying to squash what we have
to say because I've been trying to say it for
30 years. I've done it every single day and,
you know, it's very slow progress. I mean, no
doubt about that. But the beautiful thing is,
is over this past 30 years, not only have I patented
some really innovative technologies, but I believe
it's even the end game. You know, and that's
what I've worked for my whole life is for the
end game. Like how do we really protect our children?
How do we really make safe environments? And
that is with the light. And you know, my latest
patent from 2021, which is a light based network,
which also has a bio defense mode to it as well,
where we use far UV light. you know, to even
sanitize the school air environment, you know,
which not only are the microwaves horrendous,
you know, from Wi -Fi routers and every kid in
the classroom having a tablet and such forth,
the air environment in schools is just horrific,
you know, and I believe that once we embrace
the photon, the true workhorse of the universe,
right, and that there's the photon and And when
we embrace that, we can start to use it for all
of its multifaceted capabilities, which is it
can stream our data, it can clean our air, it
can give us parts of nutrition that we might
not have had because we were indoors. So we can
just start to do things that are truly amazing
for our environments by embracing light. And
that's why it's so doggone. frustrating to me
when you know, I see the light activists that
I totally respect right because they're the ones
that are finally understanding that we're energy
beings and not just you know matter beings and
and But when I see him downplaying the the live.
I it's like it's just like wow I mean they're
just being so stubborn on their calls about light
that they just don't want any man -made light
anywhere and it's just it's kind of like the
You like a trump derangement syndrome but toward
just light like by any artificial light is just.
You know and that doesn't have to be that way
we have the ability to engineer light in a in
a very very very healthy manner now is buying
chinese l .e .d.'s and then cranking them up
to you know i mean if you want to buy cheap stuff
is not going to be healthy you know but but if
you want to. put the proper engineering into
it we can we can create not only healthy light
but light that'll clean the air light that'll
clean send our data back and forth i mean we
can light light is the way you know i mean there's
there's really no other way to get out of this
except for the light um if there were i was i'm
sure that i would have Probably came across it
and found it as we would be talking about it
right now if there were something else, but there
isn't something else And I've spent 30 years
my life every day We're trying to find the best
solution and I patented it I think I Demonstrated
that when we start to use light we can not only
use healthy wavelengths But we can use the wavelengths
to do even clean our environment of other things
bio weapons and anything else that could be in
the air that could arm our children so Light
just gives us an amazing potential and the chips
that it would take to put li -fi compatibility
into your phone Are just going to be so cheap
and easy to do so the Trump phone could be li
-fi compatible It could be the very first li
-fi compatible phone and device on the market
and maybe it will be who knows, you know, but
But you know, so I'm definitely not trying to
come across is that Trump is doing like this
bad, bad thing. You know, um, I think that, uh,
maybe it works to our advantage and, and the
critical things that need, um, high level attention,
maybe we'll get the high level attention they
deserve because of the fact that Trump is entering
into this arena. That's, you know, Yeah and i
haven't even had time to think about this myself
any because like literally this news broke just
as we started to log on with each other you know
and me i mean just came out an hour or two three
ago um it wasn't very long ago um and uh you
know but uh you know so that's kind of my hopes
is that that we can we can work toward a um an
awareness at the highest level in But, you know,
like I said, it does seem a little discouraging
at first, especially when you look at the past,
say, 100 and whatever days it's been. You know,
we look at the Maya report and, you know, and
that's disappointing, to say the least, when
it takes on the addressing the, you know, RFR
issue. And to the deepest of my beliefs, I mean,
I believe that the RFR in microwaves that we're
exposed to are a leading metabolic disruptor.
And you know, not something that we're, you know,
and I think if we really paid attention to what's
been going on since the, you know, as we spoke
before, we go back all the way to Hertz on this
one. You know, entity 18 was 1887. You know,
and You know, he started off as a is a super
healthy 29 year old. And, you know, within five
years of doing these experiments with radio waves,
he's completely incapacitated and within seven
he's dead. And this was one of the healthiest,
smartest, brightest people in the world. You
know, and how does out of something like that
happen? Well, it happens. because this is a major
metabolic disruptor and the reactive oxygen species
is created. from voltage membrane potentials
being altered. And even recently, we even look
at the negative Zeta potentials being collapsed
and red blood cells stacking. I mean, this is
the method in which the damage occurs all the
way down. And once you start this feedback loop
of ROS and the mitochondria kick in due to this
oxidized environment, essentially, Burning of
cellular information is how I kind of have been
putting it you know and that is what's causing
that the big collapse and in everything really
truly lines up to that in and you I truly believe
that. If we got rid of the problem that we created
in eighteen eighty seven. In this is just been
an ongoing problem that that literally our children
could be tracking you biblical life spans you
and because it seems like we've wiped out a lot
of the things that used to kill people in the
masses in it seems like now we're just bring
it on a bunch of new stuff and and. And I think
if we got rid of this, which I call it that,
you know, everybody knows about Goldilocks zones,
right? And there's a Goldilocks zone for galaxies.
There's a Goldilocks zone for, you know, planetary,
which is the phase of matter, like how close
you are to the sun. And then there's another
Goldilocks zone that doesn't get any attention
anywhere. And that's the cellular Goldilocks
zone. And that cellular Goldilocks zone, you
know, everybody knows about it is the Schumann
cavity, you know, that 7 .83 Hertz. But we know
that silence, not just the 7 .83 Hertz, that
becomes a signal for biology to work with. But
the quiet that was created in that cavity, you
know, didn't allow for any external noise within
these low megahertz spectrum. And essentially,
When we think about the the actual What made
life possible to get you know into the atmospheric
environment, right? Like what really made the
difference now? Evolutionary biology says that
you know It was the ionosphere or I'm sorry the
ozone layer that blocked the the UV rays that
allowed for life to become multicellular and
to expand on land Well, I kind of disagree with
that because the water bear, the little tallard
dad guy, this guy can live in, what, space? Gamma
radiation? I mean, UV radiation is no big deal
for the water bear. And given that fact, that
shows us that nature had a hack. for UV radiation
it all degrees right like it didn't matter like
how intense that the UV radiation was nature
literally had a hack for that um and we see that
in in the water bear but that what there is no
hack for is miscommunication um if you're disrupting
the communications between cells there is no
hack to fix that um you know because they can't
organize they they can't even get into a repair
mode properly or anything they they're not understanding
their environment when you create the noise um
you know so you so what there wasn't a hack for
was to remove that silence that was there um
that silence was it was a required fundamental
uh... and what was what everybody believes that
the ozone layer created this this uh... this
livable zone uh... i believe cut short that evolution
had a hack for that already but what they'd never
had a hack for is what the ionosphere gave us
and the ionosphere gave us that that cavity that
we refer to as the shuman cavity so i think that
the big Now certainly the lack of you know, ionizing
radiation certainly made life easier to happen
But it above ground but it's not saying that
it would have never happened if it if it wasn't
there You know because there wasn't nature had
a hack for it But nature was never going to have
a hack for that loss of the silence within its
human cavity This required for cellular communication
to occur for cells to recognize their environment
And, uh, as soon as you make it to where the
cells get confused, the mitochondria are confused
from, from the environment that you've created
with the overabundance of, of ROS. Um, you know,
uh, it's just gonna, you know, hopefully you
can, you can make it, but the fact is you're,
you're adding so many errors that it's just a
matter of time. Like no matter what hack, no
matter what biohack that you do, if it's red
light. you know, green light, cold plunges, no
matter what it is, you're just trying to offset
a massive amount of damage that's being done
from microwaves and RF because it's the thing
that's truly triggering these. In a matter of
fact, it was a great paper that just came out
like a month and a half ago that really explains
something. And Dr. Joel Moskowitz even re -shared
my tweet where Over twenty years ago you can
go back to the way back machine and you can see
where i spoke of the reciprocating lorenz force
being you will really jarred the whole reaction
and in today they call it an isolating lorenz
force but you know is the exact same claim that
i made you twenty some years ago. And or was
a quarter of a century ago. So, you know, it
is really comforting to know that finally, after
a quarter of a century, people are coming up
with the same ideas and that they're scientifically
valid. So I mean, that that's always good to
know. But but but the fact is, you know, this
is where the real damage is coming in. And but,
you know, a better phone, one phone changing
to be life compatible could. change everything
you create a domino effect where where we can
start to really have technology that aligned
with human biology which we don't have right
now plain and simple there is no hack for it
i mean we you can't have a hack for a cell phone
tower that's right next to your house like i
know there's a lot of people in the mf safety
community and they're like well what can i do
what can i do sure you can paint your walls with
conductive paint in and do stuff like that but
ultimately You're in a bad spot. And if they
bought paint, but they've never contacted their
senator about repealing Section 704, well then
they're not even helping their situation any.
You can't go buy something to fix your house
or fix your environment and then not actually
make a quick call to your senators and local
elected officials and actually let them know
how important the repealing of Section 704 is
to them. You know, so it's like everybody wants
to deal with the things that you can buy and
fix your little immediate environment, but that's
not a solution to anything. It's not, you know,
like we sell cell phone cases, you know, to,
to mitigate RF because we'll basically only for
one reason. And that is to show people what's
wrong with the current cases on the market or
we wouldn't make one. uh... you know it because
there's a lot of products that we were first
market to make that we don't make anymore but
once people are making them right then they got
the idea and that's what we need to do is protect
people isn't the only that i never wanted to
do and that i don't like selling anything or
being a part of anything selling stuff because
there's just so much other work they can be done
uh... in the building in design area but but
when it comes down to it Like uh like our cases,
you know, they don't have the little metal loops
They don't have the detachable components in
the back and things like that to block the antenna
And of course is a whole piece of shielding rather
than a one that you know A lot of these cases
on the market will have a big earpiece hole cut
out And for what reason it doesn't even line
up with a speaker hole anywhere So I would even
have it unshielded but the centers just like
all these things We're still at the end of the
day. That case is worthless I mean it's not gonna
is not going to make any real difference in your
life as far as how much radiation protection
is going to give you because ultimately it all
depends on the user it depends on the user demanding
that there's live by compatibility from this
time we got to get rid of the microwaves there's
no way of truly. Containing the microwave problem,
the only way to get rid of the problem is that
the users of products that they buy on the market
today have to get involved. They can't just buy
something and think they're safe. They have to
get involved. They have to research the issues.
you know we have to reinvigorate public law dash
nine zero dash six oh two right and that is a
law that was created in nineteen sixty eight
okay that that mandates that this isn't this
isn't some suggestion that we should be doing
something or whatever now This is a congressional
mandate that says by law, we have to be doing
research on radiation emitting products. And
that includes your cell phone. But yet, the National
Toxicology Program completely gets defunded and
shut down in 2024, which is a complete violation
of public law 90 -602. right so we are we're
we're breaking our own laws in order to keep
these things dangerous right because there's
no reason why the ntp program after finding clear
evidence of cancer is being shut down that's
that's crazy right like like what would we be
saying if this was tobacco or something like
if the government said oh guess what we have
milestone studies here guaranteed that this causes
cancer. What would we do if the response to that
was stop funding all studies? But that's what
just happened. That's insane. But yet the American
people are just quiet about it. They'd rather
buy a gadget to protect themselves where this
is not going to do very much of a difference
whatsoever because their environment is still
saturated. uh... into when the only hope that
they have is actually get their voice involved
and that's so powerful but they don't even use
it uh... you know it but they will use it about
really weird things but when it comes to things
that actually harm your children they're silent
You know they want to say it's fruit loops and
all that kind of stuff me to stop fruit loops
I mean I don't even know if I ever even bought
my kid fruit loops before it's just it's just
crazy and but it is frightening to think that
the reason why that we've seen that the. the
drawback from Kennedy on the RFR issue and the
expansion of the 5G frequencies into the 600
megahertz spectrum, if that was all because of
what's happening with the phone, and it looks
like that could be a suppressive type action,
which would be... Very disappointing right, but
but I'm not gonna think about it that way right
now It just seems like it makes a lot of sense
now, right because it's like wow, you know, okay
now you're gonna have a phone But I'm just praying
that that uh... that may be enough people will
get their voices involved right the real thing
that matters is not a gadget or or anything like
that i mean short like my case will help more
than any case in the world for towards our far
uh... even have a uh... a special way of design
for holding it and everything uh... when it's
on speaker phone the speaker phone is still the
only way that we've suggested you should even
use your phone uh... shouldn't go to your head
never uh... and uh... You know, when it comes
down to it, we've got to we've got to use our
voices and we got a unit. You just get together
and unify ourselves into a big voice that actually
demands change. And it would happen so quick
if people would just care about it. And you got
to look at the news. You look at cell towers
next to schools and then four kids have cancer
at the same time in the same year. You know.
They moved the tower and then there's no more
cancers in the school. You know that that was
the was it a. West I have to post a link to it,
but it was a West something in California school,
but you know there's a you know in sprint had
to remove their cell tower and. And it's just
a it's one of them things where it's pretty obvious
is not even like it's really a hidden. Hidden
problem. It's hidden only because people don't
want to look at it because all the data is there,
you know Do you think People don't feel like
their voice matters because Just just the layers
of the deep state so to speak the the layers
of big government and them pretty much being
a bully Well I would accept so many crazy things
have gotten the attention of the people in charge.
It seems like it's just a lack of effort from
the people that feel like the, because maybe
this you're right, maybe it is that people feel
that this is just one of these issues that the
deep state controls. And when you look at the
unconstitutional laws that reinforce it and things
like that, section 704 of the Telecommunications
Act. I can see where it looks discouraging because
you technically can't even use your First Amendment
right to challenge this, preempted by law, by
federal law. So there is no other category, I
think, that explicitly has unconstitutional laws
to suppress you from speaking up. Because just
imagine if every town in America didn't have
this This law the way it made them to where they
could just go hire whatever better call saw lawyer
Right and you know, it just sued the school board
about this tower If everybody in America did
could do that Just think about how much more
cases there would be how many more expert witnesses
there would be set known on on Testimonies and
things like that. We would have tons of it but
because there's this law suppressing it you don't
get to even talk about it um you know it's just
thrown out before it even gets there because
they know that there's that there's nothing that
the local government can do now in some cases
there certainly are and of course like when there's
cases where four kids have cancer all at one
time after a sprint tower goes up next to the
school Well, bad publicity makes them get it
out of the way. You know, even the cell phone
company will fold on that one. But you know,
what about the one that is just far enough away
from your house where it might not be giving
you cancer today, but it's setting you up for
the metabolic just crashing? You know, and it's
just, you know, it's frightening to think that
those laws are allowed to continue. But I think
it's more the fact that we're just not speaking
up. people just on this particular issue. And
I think it's because they've spent decades of
their friends and everybody else in the world
telling them that that isn't an issue. Like,
oh no, microwaves can't hurt you because they're
not cooking you. So they've heard this for 30
years straight, you know, about how crazy it
is to think that microwaves could harm you. That
it's just, it's just disregarded by people and
they don't want to get involved with it because
they don't want their best friend to tell them
that they're crazy. You know, but if they could
just look at the data and look at the data themselves,
they would see that it's not crazy to want to
protect our children from an invasion into their...
We're selling their health is what we're doing.
The FCC is auctioning off these new 500 or 600
megahertz bands and they're essentially just
selling our children's health. um you know to
these corporations and until we put the controls
on them and you know one of the beautiful things
about space -based architecture and not having
cell towers right next to schools and homes um
you know is uh you know not not only can you
know a simple conductive roof you know can can
shield you from a lot of the radiation um but
the uh that they have very short lifespans um
you know three to five years you know so Continuously,
we'll be able to upgrade this network to make
it safer and safer and safer in order to keep
the uplinks in areas which aren't critical to
people. So we can design these systems like that
where we could really control where energy is
put on the ground. I mean, and then there has
to be some sort of a government control and regulatory
body that oversees how this EMF is being used
above us. But I do see that there's a way that
evolution can really push towards safety as soon
as it's a priority for people. Like so the second
that we start using our mouths and speaking up
and not being scared to speak up about it. The
design of how this technology is unfolding leaves
us room for innovations of safety in a very,
very, very quick, speedy manner. You know, it's
not like terrestrial towers where there was a
large investment spending millions on land and
this, that, and the other to where it makes it
a super costly deal. You know, Elon Musk is making
these starships where he's going to be able to
send up just so many satellites at a time. It's
not even going to be an issue. um and that means
that we can retire satellites for safer satellites
in a in a quick turn around you know yeah i was
gonna ask you about that uh because of your previous
conversation with veritas on x um you have some
suggestions about like the starlink and so forth
do you care to share those well i just think
that you know We can't let like i have a child
is a she's seven years old she's in the disease
you when she's at school she's got a tower is
four hundred and sixty five feet away from her
desk you know in the bio initiative report says
that should be fifteen hundred feet minimum right
so. You know so she's one third of a safe distance
and when i think about my particular position
of being a parent with the with the child and
that in that predicament. space -based alternatives
sound really good, because it's just simple physics.
It's the inverse square law of distance, right?
So when we're talking about a cell tower VM 400
and... Is 65 feet or what you know 350 feet,
you know or miles above us You know, I would
take the 350 miles over to 465 feet any day Um,
especially knowing that now even my roof can
work as a good shielding. I mean metal roofs
aren't bad looking I mean i'll get a nice bright
blue metal roof But um, yeah, so I mean, I have
no problem with a metal roof, and that's going
to block the radiation coming from above us,
you know. Why blue? Well, you know, I mean, the
Internet seems to fancy blue at this time. Anything
that will help your house from burning down.
But not going to say we trust everything from
space. Can we go back to Li -Fi real fast? Can
you explain which wavelengths of light those
use, if there are specific wavelengths? Yeah,
that's the beautiful thing about light and photons,
again. A lot of the ones that you can just buy
right now, like if you were to just Google Li
-Fi and buy a unit, most of these are all using
near -infrared, IR light and invisible light.
um you know for most people that um i i would
say stick the units that use the ir the infrared
that the infrared so it's not even a flicker
problem for the eyes and things like that um
i know that a lot of people um are very sensitive
to to artificial light um you know and i know
this is a real thing right and um but we also
have to put it in perspective like i made a post
yesterday it was like that In my opinion, you
know the worrying about blue light over microwaves
is is kind of like worrying about You know it
you jaywalking when trying to escape a drive
-by You know and you know, you really got to
put the risk in in in its proper category and
You know so but I do believe that you know by
not using the visible light and that's the whole
thing We when it when it comes down to the light
We get to pick and choose our frequencies. And
so no matter what, whatever people found was
the most therapeutic frequency that we could
use, well, then that's the one that you should
use, and that's the one that you should buy.
Because it won't take much to make that particular
frequency available, especially if we're in this
near -infrared, infrared range. It's going to
be real easy. The 850. I mean, your standard,
you know, in a matter of fact, that's kind of
the standard right now is kind of like what TV
remotes use and things like that. That's essentially
the infrared standard. OK, that's very beneficial
for mitochondria and cytochrome C oxidase has
those four red light chromophores. And yeah,
that's where we make water that can rescue the
mitochondrial dysfunction. Nice. Yes, it only
makes sense to add a little bit of that into
the light and send your data with it. And if
you have a choice of using that or microwaves.
And the other part is even if people said, well,
it's paused. Well, you know, like when I did
my red light therapy on my arm with the IR and
everything. One of the things that where you
could still put it on like the high output, but
in order to get more penetration, they have it
to where you can set it to where it does this
pausing at a certain frequency. Of course, it
does that in order to make that energy more impactful.
The one thing that you definitely got to understand
is that The power level for the IR used in in
in Li -Fi is going to be extremely low So that
the idea that you might get benefits from it
may only come from the pulsing of it Because
these power levels are going to be so low by
the time they actually reach you or anything
around you Because it doesn't require high intensity
You know to use Li -Fi You know, so we're talking
about very very very low levels of power to begin
with And so I kind of believe that those within
the light community that are sensitive to light
should try to be some of the very first ones
to even try this. Because if you're eliminating
the light flicker and using frequencies in which
you can't see anyway, I just hope they embrace
it and stop being so scared that all light is
just bad. uh... because ultimately when we can
get rid of the microwaves and radio waves that's
when i think even their bodies are going to be
stronger to deal with the even light but like
once you take away the real poison i think them
dealing with like just artificial light is going
to be a lot easier for him uh... you know because
i think it's they're getting a one two punch
right now and if you take one of those punches
away and which is probably the absolutely the
most deepest punch which is the r f in microwaves
You know, there's a good chance that they can
cope with the artificial light a lot better You
know But like I said, we should be able to engineer
when that should but we can in this engineer
it to where they are 100 % Match the spectrums
that that what we need And that's just the beauty
of li -fi You know people people design artificial
light devices that's designed for humans like
chroma chroma is really good and daylight the
computer company They don't have a burger. I
mean, this artificial light can be designed in
healthy ways. It's silly to not think it won't
be because a lot of the photobiomodulation, the
data are impressive of how beneficial this red
light therapy are for people. Those are artificial
light wavelengths or devices and so forth. It's
yeah, it's like yeah, it's makes perfect sense
It's totally doable and the only thing that we
have to do is get rid of the microwave cartel
man. It's a cartel I mean it is it's it's it's
being propped up what by there's unconstitutional
laws then it's it's it's preventing which it
should be like a Sherman Act violation right
because it's preventing the competition that
should be there And if we just understood that
this is a cartel, and it's a microwave cartel,
and just like there's the sugar cartels and the
tobacco cartels and the whatever cartels, this
is another one of those things. And they're preventing
the genuine technologies that could eliminate
the threats completely from ever really seeing
the light of day. But maybe this is where it
kind of turns around for us with the president
of the United States putting his name on the
phone. Maybe he won't want it to be a deadly
phone. I mean, it was really going to be a bummer
if the president of the United States is just
totally cool with having a deadly phone. That's
going to suck. One thing that I've come to realize
with Trump is whenever it comes to medicine and
health, he's typically clueless. and I don't
like he's he's just out of his scope of ability
to evaluate something he does so great with other
things but with the medical and the health paradigm
it's like he just I don't know I don't it's hard
to trust him especially you know after covid
which he was partially involved with that but
more so the next administration but but you know
one of the one of the places places that i think
that we really got a kind of uh you know he did
everything that we thought that he should have
done though i mean he brought kennedy in uh he
made he made the you know make america healthy
again movement have its its own legs to stand
on and um and you know so while i totally agree
with you i mean trump is no doctor Right? We
know who he is. He's a, he's a, he's a real estate
developer. Um, and that's far from doctor. Um,
and, uh, but you know, he, he has a talent for
hiring the right people. Um, a lot of times,
you know, and, uh, and, uh, and he has a talent
for firing that the wrong people, you know, so
hopefully, like I said, hopefully he's just not
cool with, with selling a deadly phone. And if
he makes the changes for the telecommunications
industry in general, to follow a new set of guidelines
and to follow the Trump way of things, I guess,
if you will, and if he brings brings to light
that light. is indeed the next generation of
conductivity. And it has to be because it's the
fastest. It's not only safer, it's faster. And
you're talking about our kids are going to be
in a day and age where, sure, we might have sent
like, you know, I remember today just sending
the first text messages, sending a picture back
and forth. And then we went to being able to
send little movie clips back and forth. And,
you know, but our kids are going to grow up and
they might want to exchange between taps and
phones, entire You would wait in biases for now
i feel it could be a huge huge huge file like
set up files that we sent back and forth. Could
just be just itsy bitsy teeny compared to what
the future generation is gonna want to share
real quick between phones you know. And when
you think about what's gonna take care of that
bandwidth what what's gonna be used to send that
that that. You terabyte file from your phone
to my phone you know what sends that in a bleep
you know what the only thing that's going to
send that terabyte file in a bleep is light that's
it it's not going to be microwaves is not going
to be rf is just not going to be it and that's
where light is going to shine is not just that
safety protocol but it's going to allow for the
bandwidth to open up that the future is really
going to want. And I could already see a need
for it like that because I can probably assume
that in the future kids might be sharing AI brains
back and forth. You know, just with a tap of
a phone like here, let me send you my latest
update of this AI and they just text it to you.
But what's going to meet that demand of that
kind of bandwidth and light? Light's going to
meet that demand. we constantly go through these
phases too of like the the new thing is it turns
out to be very unhealthy so 80 years from now
or whenever hopefully sooner yeah like hopefully
this is more well known and i think one thing
that people struggle with is like you mentioned
the cigarette or the tobacco people can see that
see that happening and then they can attach What's
happening to their body? With this exposure to
this RF you can't really see it and I think that's
where people struggle because we like we need
to we need to have our like beliefs confirmed
and we need to easily make sense of it because
otherwise we when something doesn't make sense
to us we hate that and That's a big problem.
I think with this topic That's right, and and
you do you have to see it as the reciprocating
Lorenz force that it is. And it is, it's invisible.
You can't taste it. You can't smell it. You can't
see it. But you can ultimately feel it. And some
people are lucky enough to feel it though. You
know, like I speak to a lot of people like in
I have for over 30 years where, you know, they
they fall into that category of electromagnetic
hypersensitivities. And, you know, A lot of them
call me up and they consider it a curse. But
I'm here to tell them, man, that's a blessing.
That's a big blessing because the damage is happening
if you can feel it or not. If you're lucky enough
to feel it, that means that you can avoid these
situations. And I already know that if myself
had been electromagnetic sensitivity in any degree
in the 1990s when my first born daughter was
born, She wouldn't have been in that environment
And I would have two kids on there rather than
one You know, so it's it's it really depends
on whose shoes you want to walk in if you really
consider EHS a curse or a blessing You know Katie
Asher on She's involved with the telepathy tapes.
Her son is nonverbal very severe autistic. And
she said that he can hear the Wi Fi. Wow, that's,
that's incredible. I mean, wow, kind of, but
you know, it's like, well, I think there's a
lot of people, I think a lot more people than,
and it's kind of a bummer because those people
don't speak up very often either, because they
feel like people think that they're just crazy.
Yeah, yeah, and you know because but you know,
it's not crazy. It's no more crazy than somebody
having a peanut allergy It's no more crazier
than some getting bit by a bee and them dying
and you know me getting bit by a bee and I'm
fine You know, but uh, you know, ultimately yeah
that they feel really Alienated and you know,
that's what's driven so many of these people
to that that whole targeted individuals movement,
you know, which Which they feel targeted um you
know because they do feel that you know like
i disagree with them to think that we have a
budget somewhere big enough for people to go
around like men in black and you know zapping
you with microwaves but you know when you think
about the the tower infrastructure and that and
the things that are making them sick um you know
that they just feel like people are out to get
them um you know because there's no escape and
i so i kind of feel for them in that regard um
because um I think the reality is that we're
just all targeted individuals with this technology,
which is unfortunate because like I said, I think
it's only our lack of will to speak up and to
address the real issue. We can't say that it's
just light or just this or just that. It's really
just our inability to work together as a unified
force to demand change that we all know that
we have to have. And when that happens, I think
it'll happen pretty quick. And I can only pray
that this Trump launching a phone might actually
bring some of these things that, like you were
mentioning, he's far from a doctor. But what
he does do is he cares about what people are
talking about. And if all of us within the community
in the wellness industry that are aware of the
microwave catastrophe that's essentially happening
right before our eyes, if we all actually spoke
up enough, even just use that like a Trump repeal
704 hashtag or anything, if we just did anything
that was united in a way that it got attention.
uh... even if it was to do with his own phone
now might be a good way of helping to get his
attention toward this particular topic but but
we have to we have to speak up together somehow
and uh... and i don't know exactly how this time
because everybody is so You know that there's
just everybody is in different real fractions.
You know it's either like I said we have targeted
individual groups we have electromagnetic sensitive
groups we have the light activist type groups
then we have the people like me the the RF and
microwave you know just groups you know and you
know but we all have to pull ourselves together.
and speak out unified in a manner in which it
gets the attention of the leader of the free
world, Trump, and he just so happens to be launching
a phone today. It's the silos. The silos aren't
great about different disciplines being on their
own instead of coming together. Another thing
that I was wondering or thinking about is with
the exposure to the RF, that can manifest in
so many different ways in our biology that it's
not like the smoking, where smoking gives you
lung cancer, where it's like, this causes that
type of thing. The RF and the exposure causes
so much harms. And Data is very impressive on
that, to be able to say that. Yeah. It's mind
blowing because it's pretty much anywhere that
inflammation and reactive oxygen plays a role.
Like you said, it just opens the door to so much.
And that's what I think makes it so subtle in
its effects because it is so broad in the scale
of harm that it causes that no one person just
says, oh, this was caused by that. But when it
comes to me, you know i mean i lost my kidney
you know my my left kidney in 1977 and um and
like i was kind of having it out with one of
the light activists earlier today and that you
know even jack cruise you made a mention that
it was my parents you know light habits basically
from from the nineteen sixties okay well man
that's just ridiculous i know what caused it
okay i lived on a military base it was radar
and it was microwaves okay the same thing that
causes the kidney cancers with cell towers next
to schools okay it wasn't because there was life
or there was a light led lighting or something
in in the school that caused the four kids to
have cancer And it wasn't the lighting issue
with with my deal. I mean, my mom was from the
70s, 60s and 70s. They used baby oil for when
they go to the beach, you know, they didn't use
sunblock or anything. They just use straight
up oil. I mean, they wanted to get as burnt and
as red and tan as they could. And that's the
generation that I grew up in. We were in Virginia
Beach, Virginia when I had my kidney cancer.
So we were literally. miles from the beach and
we went to the beach all the time. So it wasn't
a sunlight problem, you know, and it wasn't a
sunlight problem that my mom ever had in the
1960s. But yet certain groups of people want
to swear that That my kidney you was in effect
of bad lighting timing you and I just don't see
it is that kind of a threat. I definitely see
it is something that can cause hyperactivity
mood swings maybe even make your kid back but
it's it's not going to be the thing that drives
the cancer you know that there could be things
that that certainly it. certainly isn't healthy
to have bad timing with light and to maintain
a balance just like you would with nutrition
or anything else, but ultimately it's the microwaves
that are giving kids cancer. You know what I'm
saying? And for them to say that it was, you
know, like blue light or bad light timing in
hygiene that, you know, from the 60s to give
me cancer in the 70s. Or even my own daughter,
you know, of course in 1995, you know, we lived
in Aspen, Colorado spent tons of time outdoors
You know, there was no light deficiency there
as well that the common denominator between my
kidney and my daughter was microwave exposure
That's what the common denominator was but yet
certain fractions want to make it light and it's
just ridiculous because you're taking the attention
off of the most important issue what to sell
sunglasses or to the i don't know i don't even
get it you know like why would we want to why
would we the light at best is a timing issue
um you know and or at worst is a timing issue
um you know microwaves and radio waves are a
poison a poison you can't put a poison in what
time you eat essentially in the same category
uh... you know what time you get exposed to light
being what time you eat or you know it's light
is a nutrition just like a fruit uh... and uh...
you know you need to eat you just need a balance
of it uh... but it's not the poison the poison
is the microwaves in the r f in in people just
got to realize that because i'm telling you may
have you know i've lost it by boston body parts
myself, um, and I've lost my, my, my first born
daughter. And so I've lost, I've given up plenty
toward this completely, man. And I can assure
you it wasn't light that was the poison, you
know, and that's just crazy for people to really
put light in that type of a category where they
just make it sound like it's poison. And when
they do that, they mentally set themselves up
to where they want to resist live. Oh my God,
no, don't. don't send data over the photons you
know that's going to be so bad you know man you're
setting yourself up for it because you're you're
putting light into a category in which it just
does not belong light is not a poison blue light
isn't a poison red light is the light that god
gave us in the sky is not a poison okay it's
not and you know if there's bad timing there's
bad timing yes you you need to You need to keep
that balance in the right order. Darkness at
dark and in the full spectrum during the day.
Beyond that, it's just regular, healthy living.
What's dangerous are microwaves and RF. In the
moment that we start to take the attention off
of what's really dangerous, we're just guaranteeing
that our children suffer for longer. That's it.
The only thing that happens you know and people
want me to be all cool with that like oh, yeah
I should just be passive while these knuckleheads
are trying to tell me that I lost a kidney in
the 70s because of light No, that's crazy, and
it's absurd you know and I mean sure they can
try to justify it through some sort of a you
know a reaction you know you know in of a cascading
events, you know, but It's just not, it's just
not it, dude. Find me the peer -reviewed study
that's showing me that the light is causing kids
to have, you know, kidney cancer. You know, just
not buying it. Because there weren't any LEDs
around when I was seven years old in 1977. You
know? Yeah. So the light back then wasn't even
isolated blue light. It was more, it was more
those longer wavelengths. Yeah, the most but
we probably got an extra boost of it because
a lot of people wore those denim jean clothing
back in the 70s That was probably as about the
most blue light because people dressed up in
blue from top to bottom But uh, but yeah, I mean
the blue light came from the sky and from people's
clothes and Yeah, the blue light didn't cause
me to lose no can't lose my kidney, you know
We've talked a lot about using our voice which
branch or which Yeah, which branch of the government
is best suited for people to reach out to you
What do you mean like is it the senator should
people reach out to the center senator or? Yeah
oh absolutely and you know what i'll work today
on on a better page for that but i'm like i did
just make a tweet that has the direct link to
where you can just put in your zip code. Yeah
you just enter in your zip code in the bring
up all your the people that you need to talk
to and so it's really really easy you know and
yeah i'll try to make a more detailed page that
we can maybe share and you know and it kind of
links and. We'll explain all that real easy.
But you're right, though. It's your senator,
it's your local congressman, just all your elected
officials. You want to let them all know. And
it only takes a couple minutes. It takes about
as long to do that, which makes a real difference,
even though they don't feel like it does. But
if we can just reach that critical mass to where
we can really get attention, then it does make
the big difference. And I mean, we can literally
put this problem behind us with enough voices
involved, because it's truly just a stroke of
the pen. Like there's nothing stopping Trump
from having a very innovative phone that is orders
of magnitude safer than any other device on the
market. And it's totally possible today. And
if he mandates these things, It just goes on
par with the Clean Air Act. I mean, just like
we cleaned up lead out of the emission pipes
of cars. This didn't make Detroit go bankrupt.
It created catalytic converters and EGR valves
and all sorts of small type prevention things.
You know, but but nobody went bankrupt. It was
good for the industry It created more jobs and
that is exactly what going to li -fi compatibility
will do because you're going to be Adding to
the phone you're going to be decreasing the emissions
But you're going to be adding new technology
to the phone and that's going to bring about
a whole bunch more cool Innovation throughout
this little handheld device and we're going to
start making them, you know compatible with life
currently they're just not compatible and you
know I think it's uh it's important to realize
this is that you know bacteria create a biofilm
um and the biofilm that bacteria create like
when bacteria get on a pond rock or something
you know that slippery gooey stuff that they
create is uh it's a biofilm that they create
in order to trap nutrients and to keep out competition.
OK, so when you think about what waste something
gives off, sometimes that waste makes that that
particular environment more hospitable for the
things that create the waste. And when I'm saying
this, I'm saying that we're creating a techno
biofilm and so that the radiation that these
devices emit are Creating a film that we can't
see and you can't taste and it's not slimy like
the like the biofilm from the bacteria But it
still serves the same purpose It's making the
environment more hospitable for the silicone
devices in life Than it is for the carbon based
life and if we don't start to pay attention to
this we got to realize that we're in the process
of embedding mines into these machines and once
you embed the mines into the machines and they
ramp up this entropic waste that builds this
techno biofilm it's going to be just like the
bacteria's biofilm and it's going to make life
very difficult for carbon based life to survive
in the same environment as in this biofilm is
created in the entirety of the Schumann cavity
so that cavity was supposed to be clean and prior
for precise communications but as soon as we
fill this with with you know the entropic waste
of microwaves and radio waves that is an invisible
slime that we just can't see smell or taste but
it's there And it's technically making the environment
more hospitable for these machines than it is
for human life. And the way that we're going
to see that is through an ever degrading intelligence
amongst the human life. And we're going to degrade
while the machines excel in this type of environment.
And it's really important that we really see
the cell towers that are being put up next to
your homes and schools. They are pumping out
that sludge that we just can't see, that biofilm
that we can't see or taste. And it's a techno
biofilm is what I've kind of grown to call it.
Because it's uh, it's definitely happening and
and I think that we're seeing it through the
exponential increases in all these metabolic
disorders and neurological disorders that we
see is a Prime example of what happens when carbon
-based life tries to exist within a techno biofilm
You know you're in younger ages, too. Yes Well,
John, is there anything else before we wrap up?
I wanted to get going soon. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Absolutely, man. Can you think of anything? No,
I mean, we covered everything that I had listed
out. So nice. Yeah, well, I sure hope I sure
hope we get some headway with that Trump phone,
man. Like it's kind of a weird position to be
in because now. Like as vocal as I've been about
the radiation aspect, to think that now the President
of the United States has his name on the phone,
but maybe it's an opportunity. And I think we
got to look at it positively and look at it as
it might be our chance to get the true scope
of what's going on with wireless today in front
of them. And hopefully he'll put the right people
in charge of trying to make it as straightforward
as possible to make them safe for the public
in the future, because hopefully the president
just doesn't want a deadly phone. You know, grabs
Bobby because Bobby, he was kind of where I learned
it. Bobby Kennedy of over the last five years
is him speaking out on it. Clueless on it. I
was clueless like There's still a lot to parse
it out and understand but I think I'm getting
better with it. So Yeah, well infometric interferometric
array antennas beamforming antennas offloading
towers to space and Li -Fi compatibility I think
really wrap up what the next generation of wireless
should look like, you know, just lightning fast
speeds and unmatched safety, you know, to where
like every time you get into your car or get
into your home or school or workplace, your phone
should never even be transmit microwaves, you
know, so. There is a way to do it. And let's
just hope the president is receptive for his
own technology to put people first. He's always
talking about putting Americans first. And if
having a phone means putting Americans first,
that means that we have to get rid of all these
discrepancies that we see that are clearly not
in alignment with human health. And if we do
that, maybe we've got a path forward. But yeah,
I'll be putting the S .A .R. numbers on RFsafe
for the Trump phone as soon as they're available.
So anybody concerned about how much radiation
a new Trump phone is going to put out, the T1
is certainly they'll be able to find all that
data on RFsafe .com. Well, thanks for your conversation
again, John, and we'll do it again in the future,
I hope. Awesome. Cool, buddy. Thank you so much.
God bless, and you have a great day, buddy. Thanks,
you too. All right. Bye -bye.