"By the end of 2020, 10 million people will be connected to the 5G network," is the goal of mobile network provider Vodafone.
The first step has already been taken.
25 of the planned 5G mobile phone antennas have already been activated in some German regions.
One of them in our beautiful Upper Palatinate in Birgland.
Klagemauer.TV has already reported in various programs on the dangers of the expansion of 5G mobile communications technology
and the consequences for humans, animals and the environment...
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www.kla.tv/14078, https://www.kla.tv/13770)
The well-known German mobile communications expert Ulrich Weiner has addressed the question of what we
can do about it in practical terms, among other things.
On Saturday, July 27, 2019, he set off to give a talk about it here at Musikomm in Amberg.
In his lecture, he talks about ways in which each individual - starting in their own household - can
contribute to effectively countering these dangers.
We therefore do not want to withhold this instructive and helpful presentation from you, dear viewers.
Klagemauer.TV was there for you.
And now clear the stage for Mr. Weiner.
First step: Protect yourself indoors
Then let's see what we can do.
The first step is always to find your own transmitters in the house and switch them off.
What are in-house transmitters?
We have already talked about the WLAN router today.
Then we have more and more wireless systems in the home, such as sound systems and fire alarms; there are now
also massive wireless sources in cars, in modern cars.
Let's take a quick look at the WLAN.
Here too: The German Telekom literally writes in the operating instructions of the new Speedports:
"Avoid setting up your Speedport in the immediate vicinity of bedrooms, children's rooms and recreation rooms in order to
keep exposure to electromagnetic fields as low as possible."
Here, too, Deutsche Telekom is backing itself up and says: not in bedrooms, not in children's rooms, not in recreation rooms.
Then I ask myself: what is left in the apartment or house?
Cable providers now also offer routers that provide an external WLAN, a free WLAN, which you cannot switch off yourself.
You have to switch this off via the hotline.
And some Speedports already have two WLANs. One for your own use, which you can switch off yourself, and one for any neighbors, for
any people walking past on the street; they can use the WLAN, and you have to have this switched off externally, i.e. by Telekom.
It's very unpleasant; and they keep turning it on, which means I recommend having a meter as well.
In addition to WLAN, the main source of radiation in homes is also the cordless telephone.
Many base stations transmit 24 hours a day, even when you are not on the phone.
So all that really stresses us, makes us really ill, are the transmitters that broadcast 24
hours a day, even when they are not being used.
And that includes the base stations, but of course also the cordless phones and the WLAN.
So let's look at it again. First practical steps:
Rewire all devices. Then buy a corded telephone again.
Then really important: Install Internet via cable, i.e. wire up everything on all the computers.
Then switch off WLAN and Bluetooth, just in the TV - modern TVs have this inside.
Fire alarms - that's pretty tricky, you have to be careful what kind of technology you have and how you switch it off.
Remote speakers are all these sound systems.
Some vacuum cleaners already have WLAN inside, the new ones yes, yes, the WLAN vacuum cleaner
has to spark around when someone is vacuuming.
So washing machines, that's going to get even worse with 5G.
So with 5G technology, they want to introduce all of this, i.e. washing machines, refrigerators,
headphones with Bluetooth and, very importantly, in cars.
We now have complete WLAN routers and lots of Bluetooth in modern cars - they don't have to be that modern.
And please switch it off in the cars. I've already made a little video about how to do
this, which you can also find on my homepage.
And again, when I see the vacuum cleaners and the washing machine again, the consumer has a lot of power here
too, please don't buy anything like that in the first place.
If you need a new vacuum cleaner and the salesman wants to tell you "ey great, new vacuum cleaner, all WLAN,
everything works by itself, flawless...", that's what you say:
"No thanks, I'd rather have a normal vacuum cleaner that works perfectly."
So please: The consumer has a great deal of power, just like consumer boycotts, of course, unsubscribe from your
own smartphone and cell phone. I know that's inconvenient, but highly effective, yes, highly effective.
I'm often asked when I'm in communities where a new tower like this is to be built, and people always say to me:
Mr. Weiner, do you have a simple solution that we can implement very quickly that will really hurt Telekom?
Then I say: "It's very simple, you go from house to house, just fill out termination forms for the respective cell
phone contracts and give Telekom 500 notices of termination.
That will attract more than 500 signatures."
Very simple, but of course you have to reorganize your life:
No more calls to mobile numbers. I no longer do that either.
Because I say, with every call I give money to this industry.
So awareness simply has to change.
If we don't call mobile numbers, then at some point we won't need cell towers any more.
I'll come back to this in more detail in a moment.
A beautiful saying by Marie von Ebner-Eschenbach: "We seek the truth, but we only want to find it where it suits us."
That's just a normal human weakness, I say, giving up your beloved smartphone, it takes a little something.
You have to prepare well, you have to think about how you're going to do it.
I have just supported another company that has thrown out most of its smartphones.
Then you have to tell the employees:
"Watch out, you need a diary, you need your own alarm clock.
You actually need everything that a smartphone can do.
I'll show you a temporary solution in a moment. But maybe this quote, which I like, from Der Spiegel.
It's about tech parents, i.e. the children of tech parents in Silicon Valley.
So Silicon Valley is the area in America where all this stuff is developed.
So not only there, but a lot there.
And there is an interesting phenomenon, and I want to say this to you as an encouragement,
especially to those who have children and teenage children.
And it says: "All the parents who work at Google and Facebook don't allow their children
to use the products they develop themselves.
It's grotesque. The kids in Silicon Valley don't get cell phones and aren't allowed to sit in front of a screen.
It's all these tech dads and tech moms, they're telling their kids, 'Careful, don't touch that, my company built that'.
I think it does something to these parents, it really shakes them up."
Well, we have this phenomenon: the children of the head of Google, the children of the
head of Facebook, none of them have smartphones.
They know pretty much everything.
And it should be a bit of an encouragement to really work there; they know why their children don't use it.
And now, of course, there is an interim solution.
I'm often asked about this, I often have the whole topic... For example, young people often don't have it quite so easy, there's
the sports club - and at the sports club, if any appointments, any training sessions are
postponed, then it's all done via WhatsApp, for example.
With the band, all that sort of thing, is somehow widespread today.
And then it's just "well, we would actually need a WhatsApp."
So I think there is another way.
I always have a lot of certificates... time and again I see how children and young people find ways to get
to these appointments anyway, even without WhatsApp.
So there are always ways.
But as I said, here is a solution, even in business.
You can connect a smartphone to the cable, you can switch off the cell phone function, you can see the offline mode at the top.
Here is the offline mode, and then you go to the flight mode here, here is the flight mode.
And then you can still work with this smartphone.
You can do WhatsApp, you can do anything, but it no longer has any radiation, it's via cable.
And it works much better via cable.
And as I said, it's a big issue in open-plan offices:
Companies have major problems with burnout, of course, as we have already mentioned
today, but also with susceptibility to infections.
A small flu epidemic and half the company is sick.
I don't know if it's the same here, we experience it again and again, I hear it everywhere.
And now there are more and more entrepreneurs who are saying: We're going to stop using this stuff
now, WLAN out, we're going to wire up our office.
When the field service arrives, they have to connect their smartphone to the cable.
Just as an example, a very effective measure.
Such a cable costs on average 10 to 20 €, so it is a very inexpensive and effective measure.
The same goes for tablets. Clearly, it works.
What do I do if I no longer have any radiation in my own home, but something is coming in from outside?
That is of course also a very important point.
You often hear from mobile phone operators that, yes, if you have a radio tower like that on your roof, it
wouldn't be a problem. Because it radiates away from the roof.
That is true with a small percentage, the main radiation actually goes away here, but there are always side lobes.
So even if it is on your own roof, you are always the one most affected.
With 5G, we have the structure that the transmitters are to be reduced to 100 meters, and then practically everyone is affected.
Then there is no way out, you have to protect yourself.
How do you do that?
A somewhat conspicuous type, but very effective: a radiation protection grid, for example.
This is also interesting in the example. The transmitter is 9.98 meters high.
This means that the transmitter does not require planning permission.
But the 7.55-metre beam grid needs planning permission.
Another one of those things, it's even from the Franconian region, these radiation protection grids are very effective, but
I would almost say that they have a good publicity effect, but are very difficult to
maintain in terms of construction and technology.
A radiation protection net over the bed is more effective. We had already seen this earlier with those affected.
This is very common. This family, for example, has completely moved into the basement.
I can also recommend that.
The basement is also very well finished, it has to be said, they have completely renovated it so that they can live there.
In this day and age, I would almost suggest moving sleeping areas, especially for
children, into the cellar rather than under the roof.
Because there is always more radiation under the roof than in the cellar.
Then there are radiation protection canopies over beds. This is a child's bed as an example.
They are very effective. These are the nets that I also have in my car to get here.
They are highly effective, not quite cheap, but very good.
Then you can shield the houses. That is very effective.
It also has a bit of a publicity factor.
You can imagine if you paint your whole house black, like here in a Bavarian housing estate in a new development - you
can see how many conversations you'll have on your doorstep.
You don't need to give a lecture, they're all coming.
The whole estate is coming. And the first question is: "Will it stay that way?"
Well, I find it highly effective to paint a house black in order to gain contacts.
(Question from the audience) This is a graphite color, again from the military.
It's done in radar systems, for example, that's where it comes from, it's done in hospitals, where more and more
rooms have to be shielded, for example for EEG, for ECG, because the values are no longer correct.
Due to the high radiation exposure in hospitals, the measured values for brain waves and heart rhythm are no longer correct.
And these rooms are shielded with these colors.
In other words, highly effective. Computer and server rooms, for example, are shielded in this way.
So very effective paint, very inexpensive in relation and very effective, you can of course paint it white again, right?
I was just having a bit of fun with the neighbors.
So you can paint it white again.
(Question from the audience:) Can the roof also be painted with it?
No, the roof is hard to paint. It's raining down again.
No, you can put foil in the roof, vapor barriers, for example Delta-Reflex.
There are various films that you can put in the top of the roof.
The windows, too, offer these multi-glazed panes, these sun-resistant panes.
The (foil) absorbs a great deal of radiation.
It is important that the frames are also made of metal or aluminum.
You also have to make sure that there is a physical, conductive connection between the paint and the window.
So it's not difficult, but it's not easy either.
You should definitely seek advice if you are completely shielding such a house.
You can actually paint the inside of an apartment building.
I know some people who live in a rented apartment and have done this inside.
It works and you can get it relatively tight.
But in an apartment building, you won't be able to avoid talking to the neighbors to see if they can switch
off their Wi-Fi. That's the most effective thing to do.
I know it's not easy, but there's no other way.
It is the most effective and cheapest option and the most unpleasant, sometimes, for some neighbors.
Well, I would also like to add that it is tax-deductible if you protect yourself against electrosmog.
There were several test cases that were won.
So you can deduct this from your income tax as a special expense.
Further steps: Protection outside the home.
Good, now it's time for more practical steps.
The first thing was simply to protect yourself, to start with yourself in the house, to protect the house.
What else can you do?
And that's very important to me, I really like that saying, that statement, it says:
"The more citizens with civil courage a country has, the fewer heroes it will need one day."
The decisive factor is the quantity, i.e. changing things together.
So what I still recommend in any case is simply being sand in the gears; we can see how we implement it in Amberg.
For example, I think it's brilliant to do all these things that practically stand in the way of this 5G development.
It's also a simple thing that anyone can do: For example, pay cash again, that we don't get caught up in this whole card issue.
Then the new EC cards have this NFC function, "Near Field Communication", i.e. already with a chip. You
can switch this off on the debit cards, so you can switch it off on the ATMs - please do that!
Don't accept smart meters, for example.
So we practically have to say to the industry, which is developing new business models with this 5G: We won't
participate in your business models. Then 5G won't be profitable either. And that also applies to Amberg.
So that's one way, for example. Don't go along with the smart meter business model, yes.
Then: no passports... For example, this green passport, it's only valid for one year, but it doesn't have any biometric data, it
doesn't have a chip in it, and it doesn't have any fingerprints in it, for example. That's mine, I have one of those.
In contrast, the red passport has a complete antenna system in there, so you see:
I left it in the microwave a bit too long, yes.
You see this big antenna in this frame, that's a frame antenna, and here on the left is the chip, see?
So here is the radio chip, this is the radio chip, and this is a frame antenna around the
outside, and you can use it to transmit quite a bit.
Then what else can you do? It is important to inform your fellow human beings.
I can hang a "Cell phone off!" sign on my front door so that it's clear whoever comes into my house
leaves their cell phone outside or turns it off.
Quite simply, this witness effect is so important, the little things in everyday life.
That's actually the most important thing for me, I'll get to bigger things of course, but these little things in
everyday life, that's so effective, don't underestimate it.
And if there are a few people who find it a bit difficult, then you just have to be a bit more massive... [This is
my cell phone switch, which of course has more of a, how should I put it, artistic character, yes.
So, more ideas, just a few, this sand in the gears, these little things that everyone can do.
The health insurance cards. New health insurance cards are coming with even more radio waves. Don't accept
them, say the old one will do if you can help it, resist it.
Then when buying new appliances, as we said earlier, please pay attention to supply and demand.
Do not buy devices with radio technology or, if there are no others, make sure that you can
switch off the radio technology in these devices.
Distributing brochures and flyers. A very simple matter.
Who do I talk to, my neighbor, my friends, my work colleagues, passing on flyers, of
course, book tables here in the city center, Amberg.
You simply have to go outside, the information has to get out, people don't even know about it. Get out as much as you can.
Talk about 5G at every opportunity, of course I do, but the important thing is not to be pushy.
So always talk like this, always remain friendly, and simply plant a seed.
When I realize after two or three sentences that he doesn't really want to know, then I talk about the weather, that it's
nice that it's raining today or something, and I know that I might meet him again in three or four weeks or six months and
I can talk to him again because I've had a good time with him.
I've experienced it so often now, in my neck of the woods, where there are lots of hikers, I'm a bit incognito, people don't
necessarily know me there, I look quite normal without this suit.
And I had another experience like that recently, when I got talking to a hiker who wanted
to know why I was standing here with a caravan.
Oh, he says, nice, here in summer. Then I say: Yes, but I'm also standing there in a meter of snow.
And then he was a bit curious, so we got talking, and then he says: "Now you're the third person to tell me that
mobile telephony is dangerous. There must be some truth in that.
He now wants to find out more about it. (And I've also given him a brochure).
So don't underestimate it, this little thing in everyday life, it's so important, there's so
much power in it, it's the quantity that counts.
The small things should not be underestimated, on the contrary, the small things make a much
bigger difference than some of the big things.
And through this little thing, through this communication, I can then go one step further again.
The next step would be what I highly recommend:
Sign up for my newsletter, you can also sign up outside or on the Internet, and start checking with friends and
relatives: Who is approachable, who listens, who can I invite to the next lecture, for example?
Optimize your address books. This is very, very, very important, do you understand? Optimize the address books.
We're going to do campaigns again, you understand, and each of you needs an address book where you
can immediately send out a mailing list by email.
Make sure you have a contact, a personal contact.
Email contact is one thing. But make sure you still have a telephone contact, a personal contact.
Network where you can. And please: These address books, I want to say it again, are totally important.
So you also have to know that when the media always say: Yes, the industry wants that. Yes, then you
have to take a closer look, I didn't say that just now.
But the majority of industry does not want 5G on its factory floors.
And why? Because they don't want the data to be radioed out of their companies.
You just have to understand that.
Every part, every sensor, every machine that is connected to the outside world with 5G can also be
reached from the internet. These are always the two sides.
And the companies want to have their data on their own servers in the field.
They don't want the whole world to be able to see what kind of car is coming off the BMW production line right now.
I think it is crucial at the moment that we become independent of this technology again.
I'm just saying, everyone has to do it for themselves.
Do the most important contacts with your closest colleagues also work without the
Internet? That's an important question, I would say.
Do I have an apartment where I can stay warm and cook without electricity and internet?
If I use alternative techniques, that would be an issue.
Will my life continue to function if I don't have access to a smartphone or the Internet?
And what can I change to make this possible?
Please think about it for yourself, even in your own environment.
I think it's so important that you don't get caught up in this technique again.
Well, as an alternative to the Internet, I recommend the Handexpress, the "voice and counter-voice", a
very good idea that is now available in over 20 languages and is used in many countries.
It's a flyer that appears once a week, front and back, A4, with important topics. It's about
ADHD, for example, and also about mobile phones.
And this flyer comes once a week, can be copied and then redistributed.
It is internet-free communication and is already very widespread, even in several
countries, so you can seek contact if you want to.
That's one option if the Internet goes down, then you can look where you can get information without the
Internet, still on paper and still up to date on a weekly basis.
Then, of course, on-site campaigns, I think that's great, you have to do it.
I always do things like climbing a radio tower or something, with lots of TV.
But try it with the TV if they join in.
We have to "force" television and the normal press to report on this.
And we've seen it now, even with "Der Spiegel", they're making all our arguments.
So we've now reached the point where they're already making our arguments. Of course, they try to play it down, to invalidate
it, of course, that's part of their job, but at least they do it.
And so we have to get there with campaigns, with publicity, so that they have to bring the
things, because at some point the population will say:
Wait a minute, I have a subscription here, but you're no good at all. Then I'll cancel my subscription.
Do you understand? Then you can stay where you are, because we have problems here and you never report anything.
And that's why it's always important to drive on two tracks:
Do actions in the city, make them publicly visible, also publish them on the Internet, so that things are
documented and everyone has the opportunity to see them.
And then they will no longer be able to hide things, because it is already obvious.
So there you see again, this personal contact, it's so important, I can't emphasize it more, it's
fundamental work, it's also sometimes the most strenuous.
But these personal contacts, that's the whole foundation.
For every action, for example for the lecture today, it was a handful of people who came together, made
personal contact and said we were going to do something.
And that is so crucial, please don't misjudge these little things, how should I put it, don't trivialize them.
The small steps are the decisive ones because they have the greatest impact.
And the more faithfully we take these small steps, the more effectively we can influence politics, the media, and so on.