5G in the Trees

"Between every two pines is a doorway to a new world.” - John Muir

 

Recently my wife and I moved into a new place, situated in the majestic Ponderosa Pine forest of the Arizona Highlands. To the untrained eye, all is serene. The birds call, the bugs chatter, the coyote howls, and the clouds pounce on a crystalline blue trampoline of sky.

To those who have the vision to see the unseen, a different world slowly unfolds. Dark wizards with rusty copper beards of smoldering circuitry skulk from under the crack of Blackrock, conjuring spells to summon the dead. Blacksmiths laden with demon armor forge an unjust sword of wireless fire, as their technocratic overlords deliver weaponry upon a doorstep of peace. Vultures circle overhead, not knowing how their carrion fell, yet always reassured that fresh kills await. What is this invisible battlefield? Let us ask the trees, what only they can see.

Today’s world is becoming saturated with the silent weapons of a quiet war only a few dare to contemplate let alone fight. Since 1970, the transmission density of our telecommunications networks has doubled every four years, and electromagnetic contamination has gone up around 100 times. Today trees and other biological systems are being subjected to dangerous levels of microwave radiation, several billion times higher than normal. What does this mean for not only the trees, but the soil?

In the 1980s, acid rain became a popular theory as to why trees were dying prematurely. During this same time, microwave radiation was also on the rise and unchecked. In many regions that had clean air, the forest floor under the trees remained acidic despite the absence of chemical precipitation. The only other explanation: electrolysis - the process of electrical current in the soil to induce a chemical reaction.

Could it be possible that microwaves are received by trees and finally converted to electric current that flows toward the ground? In 1987, renowned forest biologist Professor Hüttermann made the following statement: “There can be no doubt that electromagnetic waves are received by the trees and their needles. Although they are not optimal conductors, it can be demonstrated by means of simple experiments that the leaves absorb the waves and that this process causes the induction of a flow of electrically charges particles in the needles and leaves.”

German scientist Wolfgang Volkrodt investigated the damage caused by radar in the German forests for many years, confirming that areas with high levels of microwave radiation did in fact exhibit serious forest damage. “The microwaves are certainly, one of many harmful factors, but we don’t know the extent of its magnitude…they cause the cellular membranes of trees to resonate and thereby interrupt their water circulation. The balance of electrically charged particles is also distorted…” (Volkrodt,1991).

Continuing with Volkrodt’s theory, researchers surmised that the induced charge finally migrates into the ground, and the direct current that spreads from the roots into the soil causes a kind of electrolysis, which leads to soil acidification, repeatedly observed under the trees that exhibit this new type of damage. In the ground a change occurs in the ionic balance, which disturbs the mineral management of the affected trees and retards the activity of soil organisms.

Further evidence of the damage to forests caused by microwave radiation was published in 1996 in Science of the Total Environment.1 Researchers found that pine trees in the town of Skrunda, Latvia had decreased radial growth (increase in trunk diameter) due to their installations of radar during the Cold War. Located near this Latvian town was the complex known as ‘Skrunda-1.’ Built in 1963, this radar station was garrisoned by the Soviet Union’s 129th independent Radio-Technical Unit. The facility served as an early-warning system during the Cold War, monitoring the skies for incoming missiles from the west. Positioned right at the western end of the Soviet Union, the equipment here represented one of the most important strategic sites feeding information back to Moscow.

Today it’s an “early-warning system” of ecological devastation:

The Skrunda Radio Location Station (RLS), which operated continuously for more than 20 years, created a unique area for the study of pulse radio-frequency electromagnetic field effects. In 1990, permanent plots were established in the pine forest around the Skrunda RLS and in control areas. The dynamics of tree growth changes were analyzed using retrospective tree ring data. Researchers found a statistically significant negative correlation between tree growth and the intensity of the electric field. The radial growth of pine trees diminished in all plots that received electromagnetic radiation. This decrease in growth began after 1970, which coincided with the start of operation of Skrunda RLS, and was observed throughout the entire study.

According to the Swiss investigator Hans Ulrich Hertel, this study established proof of a causal chain of events: electrosmog → stunted growth → damage to soil → dying trees. Hertel was also one of a few independent scientists who demonstrated in his studies how microwave cooking destroys nutrients. His work was censored and suppressed by the Swiss government. After years in court, his studies were finally allowed to be published, seven years after his initial discovery.

“The increasing contamination of our environment with the technological poison of radiation is especially pernicious as it exposes the environment to a constant stream of considerably higher and more dangerous frequency without pause. The slow process of death has begun…in the forests near these radars, the trees that grow on the hills and mountains are condemned, they are generally thinning and have withered tops. The microwaves act slowly on the soil, on plants and on water. Under their influence the structure of all organic components disintegrates…

The internal destruction of the soil also interferes with the growth of the young forest. The delicate absorbent hair roots here are missing; the trees are standing in water and yet die of thirst. The destruction of the electrical potential differentiation, both in the water and in the tree, prevents the capillary’s ability to pull the water upward in the circulation system from above. For this reason the flow of sap is slowed and gradually it ceases completely. The tree begins to wither, from the top down. The branches lose their needles and become thin. The trees grow transparent; their color also changes.” (Hertel, 1991)

Let’s fast forward to the front yard of today - our front yard. When Bohdanna and I moved into our new place, the first thing we noticed were the two dying pine trees at the front gate of the community. Most of the forest was green, with pine trees thriving all around. Why were these two trees, and the one by our house all dying?

Lo and behold, as we took a closer look, we noticed two Cisco industrial Wi-Fi 6e modems, with embedded 3D beamforming, a technology that has significantly higher power density than older Wi-Fi modems. Put simply, the wireless radiation was most likely killing these trees. All three trees are in a direct line (beam) of the modem. Even though we don’t use wireless, the neighbor behind us (in line with the trees) uses Wi-Fi and is constantly “calling out” for a signal.

I was fortunate enough to snap a few pictures of the evidence, as the next day the arborists came to take down the hazardous trees. Before they cut them down, I pointed out the modems and asked them if they knew anything about the effect of wireless radiation on plant life. Before they could even consider my viewpoint, their recalcitrant response was “it’s the bark beetle.” They failed to consider that the beetle could be the effect, and not the cause of tree death. As they readied their chainsaws, I pressed my case, and asked them if they knew if female bark beetles preferred to lay their eggs in dying pine trees.3 They pointed to the trees and replied “the beetle burrs in from the top, and that’s where the tree starts dying.”

Again - the Skrunda study and the research of independent scientists like Alphonse Balmori all point toward the top of the tree being the first to die. I told them this very fact, but they shook their heads and walked away like orcs with bloody battle axes, onto the next hacking spree. They told me they’d probably be back next year to take down the other tree, which also looked to be on its way out.

Don’t Leave Home without it

Leave the phone, but never leave home without the platinum card of observation. We can forecast our electromagnetic weather just by watching the trees and observing their first line of defense - their leaves. Shrubs and trees placed next to smart meters will wither and wilt, as radiofrequency dehydrates and distorts the surrounding light environment. A detailed long-term field monitoring study was performed in Germany, which found1 a high level of damage to trees from RF radiation. Pests, other diseases, and root damage were all ruled out.

In the study of trees, there’s no such thing as a placebo effect or a lack of a reliable control group. Trees have several advantages over animals as experimental subjects: they are continuously exposed to radiation in constant orientation in the electromagnetic field due to their inability to move.

Pine trees are a different creature all together. Their needles (also a type of leaf) are designed to be a type of lighting rod. For aeons, pine trees would harvest the electromagnetic energy of the ionosphere, as lighting would ring out its thunderous melody throughout field and forest. Using an ultraviolet-sensitive instrument, Pennsylvania State University researchers have now directly observed5 and measured this electrical phenomenon on sweetgum, loblolly pine and other tree species under thunderstorms in several U.S. states. The phenomena known as tree coronae resemble weak electrical impulses emanated by the leaves of these particular trees. Unlike lightning, which superheats the air to tens of thousands of degrees, coronae have temperatures only slightly above the surrounding air:

Fun thought: Maybe this is how the elves call the cosmos, with an array of antennae?

“Can you hear me now?”

[ Thunderclap! ]

“Yes… I can hear you now…”

A Yellow-Bellied Future?

If trees were the only thing to suffer from the wireless onslaught, the damage could be managed by simply planting trees around modems and small cell antennas. However the issue is that the problem goes down to the root, literally. The soil changes its chemical composition via electrolysis, as mentioned previously.

Food for thought: Could mushrooms be employed as a way to absorb the radiation, to help mycelium and the root network become more resilient?

In our research, we’ve also investigated the effects of EMF on our yellow-jacketed friend, the bee. Since bees use magnetic fields to navigate, they are severely harmed by electrosmog, with colony collapse being one of the major effects. While there are technologies that we’ve discovered like the Pure Wave Cell, which has been shown to increase the vitality of the hive, the future is bleak for most of the irradiated world. In our interview with Professor Olle Johansson,6 he mentioned how much of the landscape in Sweden is changing, as farmers are moving to crops that are self-pollinating:

“What we also see in the agricultural landscape is that farmers, they have stopped here in Sweden to grow a lot of different crops that are dependent on pollinators. That means that if you look around in Sweden nowadays, like in August, soon coming up, you will see that the fields carry basically only one color, namely lion yellow, like a lion. That’s because they grow crops like barley, oat and wheat and so on, which are wind pollinated. They don’t need any insects.”

~ Professor Olle Johansson

The key to the bee is the tree. If there are no flowers, pollination cannot occur. In a world laden with refined wheat products, which disrupt normal levels of testosterone,7 how will the average male or female be able to assert their right to act, and protect what little is left of our once bio-diverse world? If pollination (or lack thereof) trends continue, we can expect more gluten intolerance as a result of pesticides being used on wheat crops, leading to a cascade of negative health outcomes and autoimmune diseases caused by a gut made permeable (leaky gut) with glyphosate.*

As artificially-intelligent weapons of doom thrash like trolls in the wood, they are seen by the Supreme Intelligence. The elves of our supraconscious mind watch, and wait, for man to rise up from the ash. The beasts roam, yet freedom slowly calls us all back home, into the bunker of God. Warriors once-slain reemerge to fight a modern war, trading in their steely sword for stronger vision. They see, as do we, the plot of enemy sprung into motion.

The usurpers of Earth’s throne know we have awakened, having cast their final gambit into the dark abyss of space.

Satellites litter our boundary by the thousand, as Musk’s battalion threatens our planet with a quiet bomb of radiation.

Mirrors are hoisted into space with a vanity to make Icarus blush.

Gaia is dressed down in a silvery deathcloak, coated with the sun-blocking metal of air devils whipping their tails through our sky.

Like vultures, the hawk esteems their flight, knowing full well a world needs darkness to see the light.

Power ON with light

Power OFF at night

Roman & Bohdanna

Additional Resources:
Using EMF to help the bees

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