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UK Government is Ignoring the Harms of Smartphone Radiation

Quote: My question is: is proper debate really possible, when certain facts have been completely and consistently swept under the carpet? The facts I refer to are the result of decades of scientific research which suggest that electromagnetic fields (EMFs), including wireless radiation from smartphones and other sources, have a negative impact on health. Politicians seem averse to engaging with the scientific evidence on this. Six years ago, for example, the Broadband and Road to 5G inquiry, set up by the Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee, invited submissions and received 147 of them. In its report, the committee seemed to imply that the negative health effects of EMFs detailed in 78 of these submissions were "conspiracy theories" and, though robust evidence was cited in most submissions, the committee failed to report on them and was content to ignore 51 of the written evidence (more details here). When there is clear evidence of health risks, why will policymakers not engage?
Comment: Every cellphone includes Radio Frequency Radiation health warnings somewhere in the agreement/manual/information package that no one reads.
Article: https://principia-scientific.com/uk-government-is-ignoring-the-harms-of-smartphone-radiation/
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Home America Tags: fcc abc broadcast renewal media bias jimmy kimmel media research center Watchdog to FCC: Reject ABC Broadcast License Renewals

Quote: Home America Tags: fcc abc broadcast renewal media bias jimmy kimmel media research center Watchdog to FCC: Reject ABC Broadcast License Renewals By Brian Freeman Tuesday, 30 June 2026 11:17 AM EDT Add Newsmax On Google Print A A A conservative media watchdog is urging the Federal Communications Commission to deny the renewal of several ABC broadcast licenses, arguing the network has failed to serve the public interest by engaging in partisan news coverage and misinformation, the New York Post reported on Tuesday....

n its filing, the MRC alleges ABC demonstrated systematic political bias during the 2024 presidential campaign by providing predominantly positive coverage of then-Vice President Kamala Harris while portraying President Donald Trump negatively. The organization also alleges that ABC programs, including "Jimmy Kimmel Live" and "The View," favored Democrat politicians and commentators while limiting appearances by Republicans.

Article: https://www.newsmax.com/us/fcc-abc-broadcast-renewal/2026/06/30/id/1261319/
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How Universities Shape Power, Silence Dissent And Influence Society

Quote: Alongside the well-known problems of peer review and academic publishing incentives, another development over the past two decades has reshaped the research landscape: hundreds of predatory journals and fake academic conferences. These outlets mimic the appearance of legitimate scholarship while operating primarily as businesses whose revenue comes from publication fees rather than intellectual quality. Their growth has created new opportunities for academic fraud, plagiarism, and the large-scale dissemination of unreliable research.
Article: https://principia-scientific.com/how-universities-shape-power-silence-dissent-and-influence-society/
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