Tom Wheeler was head of the FCC under Obama. Before that he was, naturally, a telecom lobbyist.
Here he is aggressively suppressing the research linking cell phone radiation to cancer.
Why, after such acrimony, Carlo was allowed to make one last
appearance before the CTIA board is a mystery. Whatever the reason,
Carlo flew to New Orleans in February 2000 for the wireless industry’s
annual conference, where he submitted the WTR’s final report to the CTIA
board. According to Carlo, Wheeler made sure that none of the hundreds
of journalists covering the event could get anywhere near him.
When Carlo arrived, he was met by two seriously muscled men in
plain clothes; the larger of the two let drop that he had recently left
the Secret Service. The security men steered Carlo into a holding room,
where they insisted he remain until his presentation. When summoned,
Carlo found roughly 70 of the industry’s top executives waiting for him
in silence. Carlo had spoken a mere 10 minutes when Wheeler abruptly
stood, extended a hand, and said, “Thank you, George.” The two muscle
men then ushered the scientist to a curbside taxi and waited until it
pulled away.
Anyway it's probably a good thing. Now that bacteria are evolving
"super" drug resistance, now is probably a good time to just go ahead and irradiate everything.
The Internet of Things will require augmenting today’s 4G technology
with 5G, thus “massively increasing” the general population’s exposure
to radiation, according to a petition signed by 236 scientists worldwide
who have published more than 2,000 peer-reviewed studies and represent
“a significant portion of the credentialed scientists in the radiation
research field,” according to Joel Moskowitz, the director of the Center
for Family and Community Health at the University of California,
Berkeley, who helped circulate the petition. Nevertheless, like cell
phones, 5G technology is on the verge of being introduced without
pre-market safety testing.
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