Here are some of the reports I have received: A man in Michigan called on January 10 reporting bad vertigo.
A woman in British Columbia wrote on January 12 that she had been suffering from radiation sickness for a couple of days, that her blood pressure was elevated, and that she could not sleep.
A woman in New Mexico called on January 13 reporting she had had a seizure the previous week.
A woman in Alberta, Canada called on January 16 reporting that the radiation had gotten much worse.
A man in remote northeastern Washington called on January 18 reporting severe body aches, extreme exhaustion, digestive problems, and cramps.
A physician in northern California wrote on January 22 that she was feeling intense vibrations throughout her body, “like my nerves are on fire.”
A man in Washington State wrote on January 26 that “for the past 6 days my heart goes out of rhythm between 2:00 and 3:00 o'clock AM. Scaring the hell out of me.”
A man in New York State wrote on January 26 that since about the second week of January, “I now have very loud ringing in my ears, insomnia, it feels like my eyes are burning, aches and pains all over my body, a tingling sensation in my fingers, crippling exhaustion, it has become very hard to concentrate, I have a fever and just about every symptom listed for EMF radiation. My life is now a living hell. I can feel my body’s life energy being drained from me.”
A man in New York State called on January 28 saying he had woken up on January 5 feeling “like a truck had hit me.”
A woman in California wrote on January 29 that “I am being blasted really good… One of the things that happens to my body when I am being hit with radiation is my neck pops, like popping your knuckles. It only does it then. Last night as I moved my head back and forth my neck made these little popping noises and they never stopped. I also get popping in my head and sinus cavity like little air bubbles popping.”
She continued: “Yesterday my boyfriend came home from work and was talking to a little yellow finch at the bird feeder next to the gate to our front yard. He said the bird had its eyes closed, and it wasn't flying away from him standing a few inches from it. He talked loud to me, and I went to see it, it just sat and ate like we weren't there. I thought its eyes were open, the birds seem to get dazed and disoriented. You can get really close whey they are blasted like this; they don't care if you are too close as they usually would. My boyfriend put out his finger and petted the finch, the bird let him. The finch had puffy feathers like they do when they get over exposed. I was glad he was at least eating; he flew away when we walked off.”
A woman in Virginia wrote on January 31 that for the past couple of weeks she was feeling “extremely strong radiation” which “affects my nerves and central nervous system.” She had severe nausea, digestive problems, loud tinnitus, inner ear pains, brain pains, and it was “very hard to eat or do anything.” She also knew people “all over the U.S. both sensitive people and not sensitive people” who were throwing up or had severe nausea. She added: “We have no towers here at all and I have no emf or electric on my property.”
A woman in the UK wrote on January 31 that she had “tinnitus, chronic headaches, and burns on my temples.”
A woman in New Mexico called on February 1 saying she and many other people she knew had become suddenly sick after January 19, including one person who had died.
A woman in a remote area of Scotland called on February 1 saying “today has been one of the worst days ever.” Her hands, feet, head, eyes, and ears hurt. She also hears high-pitched and chirping sounds.
A practitioner of taiji and medical qigong in the UK wrote on February 5 that she had “unusual cramps in my hands.”
A woman in Sweden living in a forest in rugged terrain wrote on February 9 that since January 14 she had heart palpitations, pulmonary pain, intense headaches, swollen and painful abdomen, excessive gas, stiff neck, intense thirst, itching scalp, runny nose, eye irritation, dry skin, tinnitus, ear pain, blurred vision, muscle pain, and mucus in her throat. Her partner also was suffering some of the same effects.
A man in Nebraska wrote on February 12 that his lower legs were itching extremely and had been for some time, and that his wife was experiencing the same thing.
A woman in Tennessee wrote on February 16, “My best friend went to the ER today for chest pain. There were concerns about a heart attack and the doctors were confused because the blood work and X-rays were clean and clear.”
A woman in Scotland wrote on February 19 that she has felt “on fire,” with “burning calves especially, couldn’t lie flat on my bed without feeling I was being tortured.” She could not sleep, her blood pressure was high, and she felt short of breath just sitting.
A woman in Arizona called on February 19 reporting a high-pitched sound, and that she had diarrhea.
A woman in New Mexico called on February 20 reporting headaches, digestive problems, and that her hands and feet hurt.
A woman in Ohio called on February 22 reporting ringing in her ears and fatigue.
A woman in the Yukon in northern Canada wrote on February 24 wrote that she was dizzy, with an increased heart rate and buzzing in her ears.
Birds On February 7, hundreds of migrating yellow-headed blackbirds fell out of the sky to their deaths on the streets of Cuauhtémoc, Chihuahua, Mexico. On February 10, about 200 starlings were found dead near the village of Waterston in Pembrokeshire, Wales. Between February 12 and February 16, more than 100 crows were found dead in the streets and parks of St. Louis, Missouri. On February 18, 55 American robins were found dead on the campus of Radford University in the New River Valley of Virginia. On January 27, I received an email from a woman in northern California, reporting on the almost complete disappearance of birds, insects, and even snails from her property:
“I live in Windsor, CA, and we have no more snails or slugs anywhere. These creatures used to be sort of annoying, but now they are gone from our yard, and none of my friends can remember when they've last seen one. And I no longer have birds coming to my bird feeder. I used to have to fill it up every few days. Now it can go a month and no visitors except for an occasional blue jay. Up until a few years ago, when I got lettuce from the farmer's market, it used to have all kinds of bugs hiding in the leaves. Now there are none.”
Where have all the hedgehogs gone? On February 22, the State of Britain’s Hedgehogs 2022 report was released. It showed that the number of hedgehogs in England fell by 77 percent between 2002 and 2019. The disappearance of birds, hedgehogs, snails, and other creatures, like human illnesses, is caused by radiation from antennas both on the ground and in space. But the radiation from space is more insidious: the electrical envelope of the Earth, to which we are all attached by invisible strings -- which physicists call the global electric circuit -- is being profoundly disturbed.
Arthur Firstenberg Santa Fe, NM 87502 USA phone: +1 505-471-0129 The last 37 newsletters, including this one, are available for downloading and sharing on the Newsletters page of the Cellular Phone Task Force. Some of the newsletters are also available there in German, Spanish, Italian, French, Norwegian and Dutch. To subscribe, go to www.cellphonetaskforce.org/subscribe or click on this link: |
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