The Great Deception That’s Poisoning America
In the 20th century, America faced an environmental crisis: the automobile industry was poisoning the air with unchecked emissions. Smog choked cities, leaded gasoline poisoned children, and Big Auto resisted any change that would cut into their profits. It took government action—catalytic converters, unleaded fuel, and emissions standards—to force safer innovations that protected public health.
Today, we are facing the exact same crisis with the wireless industry, only this time, the damage is invisible.
- Radiofrequency (RF) emissions from cell towers, Wi-Fi, and 5G are blanketing every home, school, and city—without regulation.
- Just like Big Auto fought against emissions standards, Big Telecom is fighting against safety regulations that would force it to evolve toward cleaner, safer technology.
- And just like Big Auto, they were able to get the government to pass a law—Section 704 of the Telecommunications Act of 1996—that prohibits Americans from challenging the safety of this radiation exposure.
Section 704 is the equivalent of saying you can’t protest cars putting pollutants into the air—as long as the pollution meets guidelines written by the auto industry. That would be absurd. But that’s exactly what we face today with wireless technology.
This isn’t a conspiracy theory—this is the law, and it has led to a nationwide cover-up of one of the greatest public health crises of our time.
Mr. President, you must repeal Section 704 and force the wireless industry to evolve—just like America did with the auto industry.
II. The Problem: The Wireless Industry Has No Incentive to Innovate Without Regulation
1. The 1996 Law That Stopped Progress in Wireless Safety
When President Bill Clinton signed the Telecommunications Act of 1996, it silenced the American people on the dangers of wireless radiation. Section 704 explicitly prohibits local governments from rejecting cell towers based on health concerns—no matter how much scientific evidence emerges.
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