Hi Lloyd, My sister's father in law died of a brain tumor when in his early 60s. So did many of his work mates. They had all worked at the US Embassey in Moscow and were under what was probably microwave bombardment if I remember correctly. This would involve high frequency waves (maybe UHF in fact). Best Tom
>From: Gil Robertson > > you could build an small electronic device to produce the same frequency >for a > > few tens of dollars and install in under cover. >Not in a million years!!! >Gil > This comment above has raised something that I have been considering >putting to the list for a while >There used to be an electronic device you could buy to put in the roof or a >lot of farmers got them to keep rats and mice out of their combine harvester >(header to us aussies). It worked by putting out a continuous high frequency >(I think ) transmission and was very effective. My mother lived with one of >these things in the kitchen ceiling for several years before she was >eventually diagnosed with terminal brain cancer, and I have always blamed >that, at least partly for her death. (my father has survived lung cancer and >prostrate cancer since) I know in circumstances like this we always look >for somewhere to place the blame but it would be very interesting to know if >there are others out there with similar stories to tell. >Cheers again >Lloyd Charles
