Created by a system that has been completely overtaken by regulatory capture, corruption, and unconstitutional laws.
Regulatory Bodies Are in Consensus About Protecting Industry—Not Public Health
- The FDA is violating federal law (Public Law 90-602) by failing to enforce ongoing research and updates to safety standards.
- The FCC’s guidelines were ruled insufficient in federal court in 2021, yet they remain unchanged.
- The National Toxicology Program (NTP) was shut down immediately after finding “clear evidence” of cancer risk from RF radiation—a textbook example of scientific suppression.
- The WHO has been compromised—Trump’s decision to pull the U.S. out of the World Health Organization underscores how deep the corruption goes at the global level.
How the System Covers Up Scientific Truth
- They run a study → It finds health risks → They immediately defund it.
- Example: NTP’s $30M study took 16 years to complete and found clear evidence of cancer—so they shut it down to prevent further research.
- This is not science, it’s damage control.
- They install unconstitutional laws to silence challenges.
- Example: Section 704 of the 1996 Telecommunications Act made it illegal for communities to fight cell towers based on health concerns—a direct First Amendment violation.
- They manufacture an artificial “regulatory consensus.”
- Example: The FCC, FDA, WHO, and other agencies all repeat the same debunked “thermal-only” standard, even after losing in court.
- This isn’t real scientific consensus—it’s regulatory agencies protecting their own bad policies.
Regulatory Capture Beyond Any Belief
- The FDA should be forcing the FCC to update safety standards.
- The FCC’s 1996 guidelines were already outdated when they were written.
- The WHO’s classification of RF radiation as “possibly carcinogenic” (Group 2B) should have been upgraded to Group 1 (“definite carcinogen”) after the NTP study.
But instead of acting on these findings, every agency involved either ignored, defunded, or actively buried the science.
This Isn’t Just Negligence—It’s Systematic Suppression
- They aren’t just behind on research—they are actively preventing it.
- They aren’t just slow to update guidelines—they are ignoring court orders to do so.
- They aren’t just failing to protect public health—they are willfully violating federal law (Public Law 90-602).
Final Thought
These agencies are not in consensus about the science.
They are only in consensus about protecting industry, covering their tracks, and keeping the public in the dark.
This isn’t a regulatory failure—it’s a regulatory crime.