June 16, 2016
These Swedish bigwigs are trying to remove Dr. Olle Johnnson for his research
on the effect of wifi radiation. Write to them!
Officers of Karolinska Institute:
Karin Dahlman-Wright, Ph.D.
Acting Vice-Chancellor
E-mail: Karin.Dahlman-Wright@ki.se
Henrik Grönberg, M.D., Ph.D.
Acting Pro-Vice Chancellor
E-mail: Henrik.Gronberg@ki.se
Per Bengtsson
University Director
E-mail: per.bengtsson@ki.se
Marie Tell, BSC
Deputy University Director
E-mail: Marie.b.Tell@ki.se
Professor Olle Johnnson is a world leading academic and authority on the adverse effects of electromagnetic radiation on human beings.
He is a tenured academic of the Karolinska Institute of Sweden, the very heart of science and the institution which awards the Nobel prizes.
Unfortunately his work and that of his colleagues have brought them into conflict with world's leading telecommunications groups and their colleagues in government.
The issue at play, there is simply the attempt by governments to reduce public awareness of toxicology associated with Wifi devices and mobile phones.
To this end, over the past few years, various mechanisms have been employed to make his life difficult, Professor Johansson's academic funding has been reduced and his facilities downsized.
Recently there has been under consideration a way to remove him completely from his position at the Karolinska Institute.
It seems that the house of Nobel has become a place for Book Burning.
Dear EMR Aware Subscriber,
Just at a time when the need for further investigation into EMR health effects is becoming more widely acknowledged, we hear that Prof. Olle Johansson is being "forced" into early retirement.
Unable to counter his expert findings, it appears promoters of wireless technology have adopted the strategy of applying pressure to the Karolinska Institute of Sweden at which Prof. Johansson resides. This previously resulted in a downsizing of his funding and research facilities. Nonetheless, this selfless and dedicated scientist has continued to publish ground-breaking studies such as the many linked in his biography.
Now it seems, by attempting to have him dismissed from his post entirely, they hope to prevent further release of truthful and unbiased information to the public.
Apart from our free bimonthly newsletter, EMR Aware does not normally email our subscribers. However, this is a special case. The ongoing contribution of independent researchers such as Prof. Johansson is vital to a fair and balanced outcome for those affected by EMR, now and into the future.
If you are as concerned as we are, please take a moment now to email the Officers of the Institute listed above. Politely request that Prof. Johansson be allowed to continue his essential work for the benefit of all humanity.
Sincerely yours,
Peter Nielsen
