St. Louis Airport Air Traffic Patterns (Blue and Green) and the disease/cancer cluster. Radar EIRP Watt values are shown. Disease maps are at the link below.
Coldwater Creek Facts
My observations:
- Another cancer disease cluster near an airport & within active flight path
- Electromagnetic radiation (electrosmog) in the area reaching ground should be highest due to 3 high power, high gain pulsed radars in addition to overhead aircraft and jet pollution to reflect/scatter radiation back to ground.
- They also had radiation canisters dumped in the river decades ago although the army corps of engineers says the radiation levels are safe around the creek
- They also have a TDWR radar, one of my least favorites due to the high gain. I have nicknamed him “Thumper”
- Lots of cancer, lymphoma, autoimmune, birth defects and other disorders.
Electromagnetic radiation scattering from radar off airplane fuselage. Purple is highest radiation scatter back to ground
Dr. Hawking, What do You Think?
Newton Barrow, Nr Stoford, Wiltshire. Reported 15th June.
Black dots are incidences of T-cell lymphoma from the study referenced below. Lymphoma appears to be clustered in 3 areas of Houston. My research/theory suggests that areas of 1) high commercial aircraft traffic (with additional radars in the aircraft nose) combined with low flight paths over areas of microwave earthstations and pulsed microwave radars will see increased cancer due to electromagnetic induction of microwave radiation reflecting to the Earth/biology below triggering chronic, low-level electrical currents.
Identification of geographic clustering and regions spared by cutaneous T-cell lymphoma in Texas using 2 distinct cancer registries
Ivan V. Litvinov MD, PhD1, Michael T. Tetzlaff MD, PhD2, Elham Rahme PhD3, Youssef Habel MPhil3, David R. Risser PhD4, Pamela Gangar MD5, Michelle A. Jennings MSc2, Kevin Pehr MD1, Victor G. Prieto MD, PhD2, Denis Sasseville MD1,*and
Madeleine Duvic MD5,*
Article first published online: 27 FEB 2015
DOI: 10.1002/cncr.29301
Flight Corridor Information Here
My Google Earth Microwave Radar & Earthstation Database Here
Bad Actor? I think the high power, pulsed microwave radiation is reflecting off low flying aircraft and scattering right back to the surrounding area. 25 billion Watts of EIRP Power
Microwave radar and earthstation radiation reflection off aircraft fuselage. Purple is highest power (back to surrounding Earth)
M.D. Anderson researchers, state differ on three Houston cancer clusters
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From: underwater2web . <underwater2web@gmail.com>
Date: Wed, Jun 17, 2015 at 7:36 PM
Subject: Military Radio Frequency Burns on Hanalei Dead Sharks!!
To: dlnr@hawaii.gov
Cc: senatorbschatz@us.gov, Mayor <mayor@kauai.gov>, Patrick Opay <Patrick.opay@noaa.gov>, Katie.G.Thomson@hawaii.gov
A few days ago I had a special National Geographic show air called “When Sharks Attack”. I will post the link in about a week so everyone can watch if they missed it on TV.
In the filming of the show I talk about how sharks are effected by the military electronic war games due to sonar blasting and electronic shocks. This may be causing the large sharks to move out of the military war zones like Kauai and go to Maui where there is little military activity.
Whoa! Somebody has a new weapon!
Notice the burn marks on the sharks fins plus bleeding from the gills. Radio Frequency burns discharge electricity out of the narrow parts of the animal. Fins, gill plates, flippers and so on. The USGS has done extensive studies on “electroshocking” of fish and they reproduced these same effects in the lab. I worked with electroshocking salmon in California for the State and saw the damage to fish first hand.
I wonder what next will show up dead at Tunnels or Hanalei, as this is an ongoing day by day activity for me documenting all the dead stuff!! I would rather be out having fun surfing or spear fishing!!
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From: ChemE Stewart <cheme911@gmail.com>
Date: Wed, Jun 17, 2015 at 12:59 PM
Subject: Re: Nat Geo Shark Special
To: “underwater2web .” <underwater2web@gmail.com>
Cc: Others and I can’t tell you who.
Terry,
On Wed, Jun 17, 2015 at 12:38 PM, underwater2web . <underwater2web@gmail.com> wrote:
Thanks !! I asked the producers for a link also. You have to have a password to see the whole show off the Nat Geo page!
Here are the sharks at Hanalei. Notice all of the dorsal fins have tears and they are bleeding from the gills. This exact same thing is happening to the turtles and Stewart has a report of the exact same thing happening to dolphin that get near the towers and antennas!! This is really damning info for the Navy but we will see if anyone pays attention to it!Look at the turtle flipper vs the sharks fins and the tobys fins. Also the dead sharks I am fining myself at Tunnels. 20% of the tobys are now turning black and loosing their fins. Fee free to forward the pics to the NOAA guys for comment.
Strong Electrical Discharge along tips of shark’s fins
Strong Electrical Charge Along Tips of Endangered Green Sea Turtle, damaging skin and then the reef fish chew it to the bone!
This shark probably received a tenth of an amp electrical discharge that stopped its heart suddenly
Ditto
Electrical Discharge along skin of Toby Reef Fish turning him black and diseasing his fins.
Chronic EIRP Wattage from Land Based Radars and Antennas. Does not include ships antennas and directed energy weapons. Radiation is increasing disease along the entire North Shore of Kauai.
Kauai North Shore Thresher Sharks
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From: underwater2web . <underwater2web@gmail.com>
Date: Tue, Jun 16, 2015 at 12:41 PM
Subject: More turtle damage at Tunnels plus lots of dead sharks!!
To: Gov’t cushy jobbers
Cc: More Gov’t cushy jobbersHi Gov’t Scientist,
I shot an hour video three days ago at Tunnels in shallow water in the evening and documented 11 turtles. Mostly small ones. 10 had damaged shells, flippers or a lot of crustose algae on their shell and red algae on their necks.This is a huge change form a few years ago when one out of ten would of had any kind of similar damage.The turtles are not going to the cleaning stations! All of the commercial divers are noticing this because they take their clients to see the turtles and have done so for 20 years! Much of the coral and fish have died at the turtle cleaning stations over the past two years. I have these sites documented over and over for ten years now and they are featured in my new full length movie called Ka Honu The Hawaiian Green Sea Turtle.We also had 5 thresher sharks wash up on the beach in Hanalei a few days ago dead. One swam in circles by the pier for a day before it died. I have seen all the pictures a local resident took and will have the pictures soon. The DLNR may have come out and removed the sharks so maybe you can study them.All five sharks had torn, blackened fins and were bleeding from the gills!The shark damage looks very similar to the dolphin damage from Indian River Lagoon in Florida by the military base.The torn tissue in the corals looks like the torn tissue in the inner ear of whales that die from sonar.The US military is using floating microwave antennas off the coast of Kauai and also blasting the coast with sonar. The turtle shell and flipper damage could be caused by this. Plus the electrocuted sharks and whales could easily be killed by the massive amount of wattage the microwave antennas produce that spreads out over the sea surface.It seems to me that there is now so MUCH evidence that the military is responsible for the coral deaths, dead turtles, dead whales and dead sharks washing up on the beach at Tunnels and Hanalei.I realize that you work for the federal government so you may not be able to do a study that exposes the military, but someone needs to be in Kauai monitoring all of this marine life damage!!I have also seen 12 turtles in the last three months missing flippers. One was missing three flippers! I know sharks can bite off a turtles flipper but we just do not have that many tiger sharks here in Kauai. I have seen only one turtle missing a flipper over the past three years and now it is common!I have not seen any of the damaged turtles for more than a few days and I dive everyday. I believe that the damaged turtles are all dying quickly because I would spot them over and over. I know one dead turtle washed up in Hanalei Bay recently but I was gone so I did not get any pics.I labeled these pictures so it is easy to see the damage.Aloha,All Photographs © 2014 Terry LillyAloha,Terry
From: underwater2web . <underwater2web@gmail.com>
Date: Tue, Jun 16, 2015 at 11:51 AM
Subject: Re: Survey
No. I was gone when they came ashore! —-, —– girlfriend took a bunch of real good close ups she is going to give me!!
Sending a US Senator to Check it Out!
Dark Matters a Lot 
