Topic: Non Ionizing Radiation

During the Cold War, the Soviet Union beamed low-power microwaves at the US Embassy in Moscow for over two decades, an event known as the Moscow Signal. This exposure was linked to "microwave sickness," resulting in elevated cancer rates and the death of Ambassador Walter Stossel from leukemia. Despite internal warnings, Secretary of State Henry Kissinger reportedly suppressed the information to avoid diplomatic embarrassment and maintain the "thermal-only" safety dogma.

The segment details the work of Dr. Martin Paul and Dr. Dimitris Panagopoulos regarding voltage-gated calcium channels (VGCCs). They argue that EMFs cause these channels to leak calcium into cells, triggering oxidative stress and potentially contributing to autism, diabetes, and heart disease. Pino notes that while the US and Canada have defunded this research, scientists in India, China, and Russia continue to study these non-ionizing radiation effects.

Ilana Freeland credits Billy Hayes, a former defense contractor and MKUltra victim, for helping her understand the technical architecture of the Space Fence, which is currently managed by Lockheed Martin. She explains that the military uses non-ionizing radiation because it lacks the immediate heat of nuclear radiation, allowing it to be implemented covertly through Wi-Fi, cell phones, and smart meters. The segment references Jerry Mander’s 1977 book on the elimination of television, highlighting how light and frequencies are used to bypass the optic nerve and influence the brain directly.