“Insurance companies started putting in
policies if your illness can be linked to electromagnetic fields, there is no
coverage. Lloyds started that in 2000-2001, followed by SwissRe.
Private health insurance has also put this in their policies now.
“This is why I think when we get to court
in America and children are already getting sick from this and there’s no
insurance and you are the decision-maker, I’ll take you to court and have your
house and car and land and you don’t realize that. We have a case here
where a farmer is being sued for 5.2 million pounds when he had a transmitter
put up on his farm and it made people ill in the surrounding houses.
There is another one where councilors followed the law and we had leukemia
clusters around a transmitter. The councilors are being taken to court
and there’s no insurance. If these people lose, they lose everything they
stood for.
“Same case in America. If the school
is found guilty, the school insurance won’t touch it and it’ll be the people
who signed the document and authorized the Wi-Fi. They’ll be sued and
lose everything.








