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There’s a flurry of global reporting on new research from Stirling University (hosted on the WHO website that confirms a clear pattern of and chronic symptoms ranging from breathing and vision problems, to neurological ones like headaches and dizziness in passengers exposed air blown from engines into aircraft cabins.
3.5 Billion Unknowingly Poisoned By Airlines Each Year?*
By Sayer Ji
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It’s been five months since our first investigative report about the serious health hazards associated with modern air travel: “Asbestos of the Sky” – The Aviation Industry’s Darkest Coverup.
I wish the title of the article were hyperbole, but it really is that dark, and the cover-up stretches over half a century, being no less devastating to public health than other agendas you may already be familiar with such as Big Tobacco’s Smoking-Cancer link and the CDC’s Vaccine-Autism coverup.
The proof is in how many people still know absolutely nothing about the devastating health risks of bleed-air being fed directly into the cabins of planes from their engines.
Thankfully, the tides are beginning to shift. There has been a flurry of global reporting on new research from Stirling University hosted on the WHO’s website that confirms there is a clear pattern of…
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The Most Revolutionary Act 
Recycling air is NOT your friend
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I fly as little as I possibly can, Kenneth. Every time I spend more than 3 hours in aircraft, my sinuses start to bleed. It’s a problem I never experience outside a jet aircraft.
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I’ve only flown once since 2001 (why I still use that as a reference…), and I really don’t miss it.
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http://beforeitsnews.com/economy/2017/06/100-million-dead-in-us-2898933.html
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The insurance companies have already been systematically bankrupting doctors and hospitals since Bill Clinton ushered in “managed care” in 1993. They bankrupted me in 2002 when they refused to pay me enough to cover my overhead. I tried everything – getting rid of my car in 2000 and renting out rooms in my home – but I couldn’t hold my head above water. When I emigrated to New Zealand in 2002, I was one of the last women in my area to be forced out of practice. Our main problem was that we didn’t believe that spending 10 minutes with a patient was sufficient to give them an accurate diagnosis – and the insurance companies refused to pay for more than 10 minutes. Now they only pay for 5 minutes per patient.
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THE GERMANY AND VENEZUELA, THERE CITIZENS ARE GOING THROUGH A FATAL TIME AS WELL. WE CAN LOOK FORWARD TO:
https://nevadastatepersonnelwatch.wordpress.com/2015/01/27/police-state-your-home-appliances-will-soon-be-remotely-controlled-by-the-government/
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http://www.flyertalk.com/articles/toxic-fumes-continue-to-be-the-problem-airlines-wont-admit-exist.html?utm_medium=Email&utm_campaign=
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Another good link, gerry. Thanks.
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I recently boarded a Delta Airlines flight from NYC to Orlando. I was sitting in the last row and smelled exhaust the entire time I was squeezed into a seat too small for me. (I’m not big). When I mentioned it I was stared at like I was a young child speaking nonsense. Better yet, we were on the plane for hours and never left Kennedy Airport. The flight was cancelled. The entire airline industry is corrupt and care nothing for their customers. We need to take them down.
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https://sentinelblog.com/2017/06/23/scary-infectious-superbug-just-spread-to-five-more-u-s-states-including-some-in-the-midwest/
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In a way, I’m even more concerned about the way they treat pilots – especially some of the budget airlines trying to cut costs. I recall a feature on a regional pilot who couldn’t afford housing – he just slept in his car in the parking lot between shifts.
http://fortune.com/2014/03/03/why-airlines-are-running-out-of-pilots/
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That’s a problem in all industries. Most corporations don’t pay a living wage to many employees and millions of the underpaid workers vote for sociopathic predators who have a boot on their necks. (“Press harder, please!”)
It’s literally insane. I honestly thought people would wake up during the reign of George II in the U.S. The situation has gone far past the point at which a sane adult can accept it.
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https://antinuclear.net/2017/06/23/plutonium-in-workers-urine-at-oarai-research-and-development-center/
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I think we all could have predicted this.
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