America cannot afford to wait any longer. The chronic disease crisis is worsening, and our children are being exposed daily to hazardous microwave radiation, with no federal safety standards in place to protect them.
If President Trump wants to truly make America great again, then he must also make America healthy again—and that starts by protecting the next generation from unnecessary RF radiation exposure.
A National Commission to Protect Schoolchildren from Wireless Radiation
The First Step: A Federal Review of Wireless Infrastructure Near Schools
As soon as Section 704 is repealed, Trump must assemble a presidential commission tasked with:
✔️ Mapping the location of all cell towers, 5G infrastructure, and Wi-Fi transmitters near schools nationwide.
✔️ Reviewing the latest peer-reviewed research on the long-term effects of RF radiation on childhood development.
✔️ Developing a national standard that prioritizes children’s health over telecom profits.
The BioInitiative Report, which reviewed thousands of studies, determined that cell towers should be at least 1,500 feet (500 meters) away from schools. Other countries have already taken action based on this science, yet America continues to ignore the evidence.
What Other Countries Are Doing That the U.S. Is Not
📌 France: Banned Wi-Fi in daycare centers and requires it to be turned off in elementary schools when not in use.
📌 Israel: Imposed strict RF exposure limits in schools and removed wireless networks from classrooms.
📌 India: Requires a minimum distance of 1,640 feet (500 meters) for cell towers near schools.
📌 Italy & Russia: Enforced far stricter RF exposure limits than the U.S.
Meanwhile, in America, seven-year-olds are sitting just a few hundred feet from powerful microwave transmitters—and parents have no legal right to do anything about it.
This is not leadership. This is a betrayal of our children’s health.
Where Towers Can’t Be Removed, Implement Space-Based Solutions
There will be some locations where moving a tower isn’t immediately possible—such as urban areas with dense infrastructure.
In these cases, wireless networks should be restructured to utilize space-based solutions instead of ground-level microwave transmitters.
✔️ Satellite-based broadband can eliminate the need for towers in certain regions.
✔️ Fiber-optic networks can reduce reliance on wireless signals, keeping wireless radiation exposure minimal in residential areas.
✔️ Small-scale, lower-power infrastructure can replace massive cell towers that blanket schools with unnecessary RF exposure.
Instead of forcing children to be directly exposed to hazardous levels of RF radiation every day, the U.S. should be investing in next-generation, lower-risk alternatives.
Final Thoughts: America Must Lead, Not Follow
It’s a national disgrace that other countries are protecting their children from RF radiation, while the U.S. is allowing telecom companies to place cell towers wherever they want, with zero accountability.
The Path Forward
✅ Step 1: Repeal Section 704 to give states and local governments the power to regulate RF exposure.
✅ Step 2: Assemble a federal commission to map and assess RF radiation exposure near schools.
✅ Step 3: Implement the BioInitiative standard—no towers within 1,500 feet of schools.
✅ Step 4: Where towers can’t be moved, implement space-based broadband solutions to reduce exposure.
This is not radical—it’s common sense. The only radical thing is allowing corporations to dictate public health policy.
If Donald Trump wants to truly put America first, that must start with protecting American children.
