John Pattersons's decided to make his point when nobody was listening to realities in fact.
When people talk about the Tank Man one often is catapulted back to China Tienanmen Square and the student rebellion.
But this is a story of an Australian communications technician who wanted to send a message to the world that mobile radiation levels were in his measurements far exceeding the safety limits and so he wanted to tell the world.
So shat did he do ...stole his ex bosses vintage tank / armoured personnel carrier and tore into mobile phone towers around Sydney in protest at the lack of care his bosses took when he told them of the issue and they did bot only nothing but sacked him and other workers at the time. Remember that was 2007.
Video of John on rampage in Sydney
Note in the video at no time is the person asked or questioned afterwards why he did the action. No public information an mobile EMF radiation was even spoken about. So unless the reader watcher delved into Johne Pattersons motives the truth would remain shrouded and the impression that he was a "nut case " would prevail.
This is the way the media who is mostly owned by the investment funds corporate world spins the truth. Mobile companies are also owned by these bohemoths of mass misinformation.
this is how mind control works. Journalists don't have to lie to no tell the truth but they just have to omit everything relevant.
This is a comment from a youtube viewer in video 1 of the incident at the time.
‘In 1997 I took a legitimate measurement. I submitted an OH&S report
that [the measurement] was a “dangerous occurrence”. This is the
highest rated danger on the OH&S scale and meant that by law the
installation should be shut down immediately.’
The result,
however, was something quite different. John was sacked on the spot.
Moreover, other staff members who found out about the measurement were
also sacked without warning.
John then proceeded down the
legislative channels that were available to him. He contacted in turn
Standards Australia, the Australian Communications Authority, the
Australian Radiation Protection and Nuclear Safety Agency, the Local
government Association, Federal Parliament and finally the military.
None of these agencies provided any support, though some authorities
confirmed that John’s measurements and his conclusion were both correct.
Finally a parliamentary committee concluded that John should deal with
the problem in his local area.
So he did.
