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NHS and Royal Mail join forces to invite millions to submit blood samples GOVERNMENT-BACKED CHARITY OFFERS £10 TO HARVEST YOUR DNA By L ara Bexwell A GROUP headed by someone who received an OBE for services to the Covid 19 response and one who is the chairman of the Gates Foundation Global Health Advisory Board want to keep your DNA on file for research into risks of future disease. Not on the Beeb has been told that 21 million Britons have been written to by the NHS, together with a new charitable organisation called ‘Our Future Health’. The letter was signed by two people. The first was Raghib Ali OBE, who is a Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians. According to the Our Future Health website, Ali is the CMO of Our Future Health and an NHS Consultant in Acute Medicine. Ali was awarded the OBE in 2022 for ‘services to the NHS and the Covid-19 response’. The second was Professor Sir John Bell GBE, FRS, Chairman Our Future Health. In 1993, Bell founded the Wellcome Trust Centre for Human Genetics. In 2008 he joined the Gates Foundation Global Health Advisory Board, which he has chaired since 2012. Among many other things since then, Bell held ‘prominent roles’ during the COVID-19 epidemic, including enabling the development of the testing platforms for LFTs and helping initiate the PCR programme nationally. The letter stated: “This is an opportunity to take part in research and learn new information about your blood pressure, cholesterol and future risk of disease. “Our Future Health will be the UK’s largest ever health research programme, with up to five million volunteers.” On the reverse of the letter, it read “This invitation was sent to “randomly selected addresses in specific areas of the UK through the Royal Mail.” The Royal Mail Press Office was asked about their involvement but said they “couldn’t provide that level of information” and to ask Our Future Health. The letter continues: “Taking part includes answering some questions about yourself, providing a blood sample… ...in the future you will have the option to receive information on your risk of some diseases, including diabetes, heart disease, dementia, stroke and some cancers. This will be calculated using the information you provide and analysis of the DNA in your blood sample. This appears to suggest that, at first, all participants will be doing is choosing to send their blood and DNA to a group headed by those who shaped the devastating response to Covid, simply so that group can keep those records on file. It appears that participants would then have to request information on their risk of disease [“in the future you will have the option to receive information…”]. The letter also adds that the charity is supported by many organisations, including the NHS, but other health charities and companies – and the Government. And the charity added what they regard as a small sweetener to it in the form of a £10 voucher to ‘recognise the time and effort of volunteering’. It says participants can either choose to accept the voucher or donate it back to the Our Future Health charity… Our Future Health said: “We are working closely in partnership with UK healthcare authorities and the NHS. They are providing significant input and support to our programme, including how we invite people across the UK to join. Healthcare professionals also have a strong influence over the design and operation of the programme through our governance. Twenty-one million invitation letters have been sent in the UK so far, but anyone can join whether they have received a letter or not. Most of our letters have been sent via the NHS Digitrials service, more information about that can be found here: NHS DigiTrials – NHS Digital, individuals can opt out of receiving post from NHS DigiTrials at any time." “We are inviting existing blood donors to join Our Future Health via the NHS Blood and Transplant service. We are also working with direct mail partners, initially iMail and now Whistl, to assist with the distribution of non-personalised invitation letters, these partners have a close relationship with Royal Mail.” However, if 21 million letters have gone out, each with a £10 voucher for redemption, that adds up to a potential spend of £210 million from what is being stated as a charity. This begs the question, where is that money coming from and how has a charity managed to raise such a significant amount? And interestingly, I received another exact same letter a few days ago, so it’s not just one letter per ‘random’ household. Our Future Health OUR FUTURE HEALTH WEBSITE (SCREENGRABS) FUTURE HEALTH: https://study.ourfuturehealth.org.uk/welcome?r=community UPDATE 23rd JANUARY 2023 So far 1,176,485 people have signed up as of 23rd January 2023. That represents over £10.1m in vouchers spent by the 'charity' to date. Have you received this letter? And what are your thoughts on it and this article? Please add comments below.

STUDIES Over 1,600 scientific papers can be found here:  https://www.powerwatch.org.uk/science/studies.asp Another 4000+ studies can be found here:  http://www.bioinitiative.org And another 23,840 studies are linked here:  www.EMF-portal.org Finally, here is a recent compilation of the vast number of known biological effects from wireless radiation:  https://www.5gfrequencyfreefairbanks.org

The humble landline telephone represents an increasingly vital refuge in our electromagnetic-laden world, particularly for those suffering from electrosensitivity. While mobile networks blanket Britain with ever-increasing electromagnetic radiation, landlines operate through simple electrical current in copper wires, producing minimal electromagnetic fields. For the growing population experiencing symptoms like headaches, fatigue, and cognitive difficulties after prolonged mobile phone use, landlines provide an essential communication alternative that doesn't trigger these debilitating effects. Our modern environment has become saturated with overlapping electromagnetic frequencies from Wi-Fi, mobile networks, smart meters, and household appliances, creating an invisible 'smog' that some bodies simply cannot process effectively. Landlines offer a clean communication channel that doesn't contribute to this electromagnetic burden. For vulnerable populations – including children, pregnant women, the elderly, and those with compromised immune systems – maintaining landline infrastructure represents a crucial public health consideration that telecommunications companies and regulators must prioritise. Perhaps most concerning is that many Britons experiencing chronic symptoms – from sleep disturbances to heart palpitations – remain unaware that electromagnetic hypersensitivity may be at the root of their suffering. As 5G networks expand and wireless devices proliferate, preserving landline infrastructure acts as both a lifeline for those already aware of their sensitivity and an essential option for the potentially millions yet to connect their symptoms to electromagnetic exposure. In an age obsessed with wireless innovation, we must ensure this simple, reliable technology remains available for those whose health depends on it. SAVE OUR LANDLINES>> SAVE OUR LANDLINES: Help us maintain full access to our well-established and vital copper landline network: Our analogue copper landline telephone network provides a reliable, high quality, secure and affordable voice service. British Telecom companies are planning to pull the plug on essential landlines in favour of less-regulated, less reliable, less secure and more expensive wireless phones or Voice-Over-Internet-Protocol (VOIP). They lack a sensible plan to keep people safely and reliably connected. British Telecom (BT), for example, have already been moving customers from landlines to internet connections, although they have temporarily postponed the roll-out after escalating complaints from concerned customers. BT to end landline phones sparking fears for millions of vulnerable and elderly people: “Around six percent of households – roughly 1.5million homes – do not have access to the Internet, according to watchdog Ofcom.”   https://www.mirror.co.uk/money/bt-end-landline-phones-sparking-25544885 Dismantling landlines will cost us safety, health as well as jobs and cut off critical emergency communications access to millions of people. We must defend our landlines from unscrupulous telecom companies and governments. If you want to keep your choice to have a reliable landline in your home or business, you need to act now. Please sign this Call to Action, contact your MP and spread the word across the UK. Re-investing in our copper telephone landline network will be beneficial for Public Health, Security and Ecology. Copper landlines serve as a necessary, reliable and safe alternative to power-grid dependent, energy-hungry communications systems like VOIP. Landlines are also far more benign than mobile phone services as wireless connections are less secure and harmful to our health. There is no longer any question whether wireless Radio Frequency (RF) radiation – used in mobile phone communications and wireless devices – is harmful to humans and wildlife. Commonly identified health consequences of short and longer term exposures include insomnia, headaches and fatigue, as well as other serious and life changing ailments.Tens of thousands of scientific papers (linked herein) have cited connections to the role of EMFs in a multitude of adverse health effects, including depression, infertility, cancer, damage to DNA/gene expression, oxidative stress, pregnancy complications, Melatonin production, neurological disorders, immune dysfunction, Alzheimers/dementia, leukaemia, and many, many more.                         STUDIES Over 1,600 scientific papers can be found here:  https://www.powerwatch.org.uk/science/studies.asp Another 4000+ studies can be found here:  http://www.bioinitiative.org And another 23,840 studies are linked here:  www.EMF-portal.org Finally, here is a recent compilation of the vast number of known biological effects from wireless radiation:  https://www.5gfrequencyfreefairbanks.org COMMENTS Misha Carder United Kingdom  Nov 12, 2024 Land lines are essential for the elderly and the increasing number of people affected by electro magnetic pollution Tina Pascal United Kingdom  Nov 12, 2024 It is so important to keep this to help with elderly alarm call systems Joanne Mincher United Kingdom  Nov 12, 2024 We are all being exposed in different degrees to digital damage. It is integral that we keep our landlines, before we lose everything to this, what is becoming a very robotic world. Lucy Richards United Kingdom  Nov 08, 2024 Many things in the past have been deemed ‘safe’ and after ‘rollout’ to the planet, the public and all creatures, with horrific consequence have had to be changed back or taken away urgently, due to adverse effects to health, or our planet, we only have one to look after, and all the life on it, historically this has happened more than once in the past, should we not learn from this, instead of disregarding warning signs from the beginning, and literally running with fire to burn all life from our people and lands? sadly, but with hope, we have enough intelligence, and world communication should we not take our roll as custodians seriously and look after our planet, and all life on it, before we destroy it irreparably more than the powers that be have done already? At the end of the day we have drilled our holes, made our poisons, blown up our planet strewn our plastic, rubbish, polluted waters, committed genocide on people animals plants insects the whole kaboodle, how long do we really think our mother planet will put up with this, its just another nail in our own coffins, and big corporate companies with their shareholders, there will be know one left to mourn you as all the children will be dead and money wont keep you warm or fed, our planet is angry and she will win with or without us. Think about the future we are creating for our young. Those ‘in power’ help us stop killing us. Again with sadness and hope Lucy Cathleen MIfsud Oct 19, 2024 I do not own a mobile phone for health reasons and to set an example to my children. Karen Wharton  Oct 18, 2024 I am upset and perturbed at the insidious coercion pushing everyone towards mobile wireless. David ward  Oct 16, 2024 Not all of the elderly understand digital technologies also not everyone has broadband and without it you cannot have a digital landline also a copper line does not fail in a power cut a digital one does Sandra  Oct 14, 2024  We need to keep an alternative to digital Jennifer Sillwood  Oct 12, 2024  Older people cannot cope with so many changes that mainly will affect  them Anonymous  Oct 12, 2024  My mobile does not always have a good signal.so l need my landline. Also hearing problems. Jayne Ellison  Oct 12, 2024  I don't want it on WiFi, If that goes down you can't call emergency Anonymous  Oct 12, 2024  These should be retained. Shari Champagne Champagne United States  Oct 12, 2024  Save our land lines Katherine Moore  Oct 12, 2024   YES! We need our landlines. I need to be able to receive emergency calls on the home line Karin Schafer  Oct 12, 2024  I need my landline, I am old age pensioner and don't do modern technology! Russell Ruckman  Oct 10, 2024  I'm so pleased I'm not the only one Nicola  Oct 04, 2024  My older Family use Landlines all the Time plus I use Landline too ... Marie Berry  Sep 30, 2024  We need landlines. If your mobile has no reception or fails to work which happens often then we're lost! Glynis Walker  Sep 30, 2024  We must avoid all 4G and above signals and retain our Landlines for the sake of our health EileenG  Sep 27, 2024  Secure. Lana Reynolds  Sep 27, 2024  5G is lethal to all living things. Analogue copper landlines are not only safe they save life's in areas where people cannot get a wifi connection. A.T.&T. was told by the CPUC that they have to continue providing landlines, legally. They are not doing this. A class action suit is in order and should be starting asap. Steven Gegg  Sep 23, 2024  NO to WiFi landline phones, no long term studies been done on the harms of 4G or 5G exposure! Mark Roe  Sep 16, 2024  I support the continuance of the reliable copper line for telephone calls, especially when dialling out for emergency services. Trevor Williams  Sep 15, 2024  Lost satellite signal, so missed video call from hospital. They didn't think to use my landline! Brian Thomas United Kingdom, Plymouth  Sep 04, 2024  I object to the glib BT comment that copper cabling is to “disappear like the dodo.” Also to their statements (1) “you won't be able to make calls, including calls to 999” during a power cut on the replacement system and (2) “some healthcare alarms, medical pendants and security systems won't work.” There is a further health risk from dangerous irradiation throughout the house, conditions known to trigger cancer. Also, installation could damage the property, quote: “We’ll drill a small hole through the wall to connect the Fibre cable; we may also need to drill a couple of extra holes to safely attach our ladder.” Final point, when engineers arrived to install the system, which I rejected, one of them demanded aggressively “You’ve got to have it!” When asked “Who says?” he replied “WE say!” Sales with menaces. I have never encountered such ill treatment from BT, who I have been with since I got my own phone. Joe Veragio  Aug 25, 2024  People need power to report power cuts. Eddie Shar United Kingdom, Edinburgh  Aug 25, 2024 You can't dial by tapping fibres together. sharon isgrove  Aug 24, 2024  Landlines are of vital importance to the elderly. Anonymous  Aug 24, 2024  Please protect landlines as many vulnerable people and even those with a personal preference rely on them, as well as some small businesses so they are an important part of infrastructure to keep. Maddy United Kingdom, Pontypool  Aug 23, 2024 Save my landline! CANDICE DAVIDSON  Aug 23, 2024  I believe it's important for us to keep landlines especially for the elderly people. Pete Coyle  Aug 23, 2024  Analogue lines, not digital Davidina Haigh  Aug 23, 2024  We must keep our Landlines. Leo Thomas Mcbryan  Aug 23, 2024  We need for emergencies Susan Barrinfton-Smith  Aug 23, 2024 I have ME and am very sensitive to E-smog also wireless is unreliable David Backhouse  Aug 22, 2024  If the Internet goes down, does the VOIP still work? I suspect not.Quite often I have to ring my elderly Mum on her landline because the mobile signals are dreadful. Anonymous  Aug 22, 2024 It’s a good system, keep it!!! Sara Gedye  Aug 22, 2024  We have a land line , and always have had one . Not everyone has a mobile . We must keep them, especially for the old and vulnerable Donna Liley  Aug 22, 2024  This is essential infrastructure for security & reliability Eva Bentham United Kingdom, Loughborough  Aug 22, 2024  There is no justifiable reason to dismantle landlines in favour of VOIP. janet ellis United Kingdom, Oswestry  Aug 22, 2024  I am going to get rid of my computer, I do not have a smart phone and never ever intend to have one. I will only have my land line. Esther Vleeskruijer-Noordman France, Paris  Aug 21, 2024 Marije Freeve Netherlands, Coevorden  Aug 21, 2024  Ga terug naar de draad! Pottie Kristien Belgium, Etalle  Aug 21, 2024  Too many people get sick from wireless communication, electrohypersensibility, cancer, neurodegenerative diseases, infertility etc. Where can we live on earth if everything is under wireless tension. The nature also suffers terribly from it! Marijke Dirix Belgium, Liège  Aug 20, 2024  Erg veel last van straling Tonny Netherlands, Amsterdam  Aug 20, 2024  De gewone telefoon moet blijven! Valerie Price-West United Kingdom, Llanelli  Aug 17, 2024  Why get rid of a system that works. As usual you are putting all your eggs in in one basket. Pia Day United Kingdom, Portsmouth  Aug 16, 2024 Save our landline - we need to stay connected safely! Maria McCartney United Kingdom, Bournemouth  Aug 16, 2024  For the sake of freedom and security and ease of use, I want to keep using my landline Yao Shen United States, Asheville  Aug 11, 2024 Investing in secure, environmentally sound infrastructure that does not cause harm to human health offers a significantly greater return on investment than other forms of technology that rely on wireless communication or VOIP. It makes absolutely no sense to abandon landlines. Why cut off what's working when the alternatives have already been demonstrated to be unreliable, cost ineffective and extremely damaging to human health and the environment? There is already an option that checks all the boxes upon which the survival of 1.5 million households depend. It defies common sense to favor wireless phones or VOIP communication sources over landlines. It is imperative that you cease any plans to end the access to landline phones. Anonymous United Kingdom, Lewisham  Aug 06, 2024  I do not have a mobile. There are expensive to use and give harmful radiations. I love my landline. Mella United Kingdom, Brighton  Aug 06, 2024  Imagine being too ill to get out of bed to turn on the router so you can use your fibre phone. A vulnerable person would need their phone by their bed in case of emergency and if someone needs to phone them during the night in an emergency. That's just a couple of points.. It also takes time for the phone to be activated by the router. Virginia Hall United Kingdom, Colchester  Aug 04, 2024  I do not have a mobile phone and I solely rely on my landline Anonymous United Kingdom, Eastbourne  Aug 03, 2024  I need my landline, it is a lifeline all my elderly relatives only use landlines, we should have the choice to keep the services that work for us, what happens when the internet goes down, we keep being told power cuts will happen without a landline all the elderly would be very vulnerable Bisson Guernsey, St Peter Port  Aug 03, 2024 Save our landlines Louise Jackson United Kingdom, Greenwich  Aug 01, 2024  This is a necessity for many elderly and those without reliable internet. It is simply too soon to remove this from public service. Caroline Hotston United Kingdom, Hackney  Aug 01, 2024  The landlines is a saving grace for people that don't have mobiles they need them for emergencies f mckenzioe United Kingdom, Taunton  Aug 01, 2024  Landlines are vital - companies should re invest their huge profitcs maintaining these Anonymous United Kingdom, Yeovil  Jul 31, 2024  My Dad is 100 and needs his landline so that he can press his button for his Lifeline to pick him up when he has fallen. Nicola United Kingdom, Exeter  Jul 29, 2024  Landlines are vital for the elderly Penny United Kingdom, Brent  Jul 29, 2024  Landlines are needed by lots of people especially those with special needs Jeannie Marsh United Kingdom, Sherborne  Jul 28, 2024  I've had letter re this from BT, changing to digital voice, no thank you. Ruth Leslie United Kingdom, Lambeth  Jul 28, 2024  As an Oap with poor mobile signal it is vital that the option of a landlines is maintained for emergency purposes as well as general contact Anonymous United Kingdom, Nottingham  Jul 27, 2024  Landlines are essential, particularly for the older generation and in fact any age group - the consumer should have the choice of being able to keep their landline - what would happen in the event of power cuts with no ability to contact emergency services or family ? - our internet regularly drops out leaving us with no means of communication at times. We have not been consulted either which is our fundamental right. Marie Pearce United Kingdom, Plymouth  Jul 27, 2024  We 100% need to keep our landlines, for safety and reliability. I for one, live in an area where the mobile signal constantly 'drops out'. Susan Hoddinott United Kingdom, St Austell  Jul 27, 2024  My lifeline David Wilson United Kingdom, London  Jul 27, 2024 Keep the landlines open! Malcolm United Kingdom, York  Jul 26, 2024 I don't have a mobile phone, and rely on my landline. Carl Doyle United Kingdom, Barnsley  Jul 26, 2024 I wish to keep my land line as it’s my life line for work and to contact my family. Shalini Varma United Kingdom, Camden  Jul 26, 2024  Lots depend on their landline and don't have internet! Landlines must still be allowed to work Jennie McRae United Kingdom, Lambeth  Jul 26, 2024 I really want to keep my landline because if there is a bad power outage I would have no way of contacting emergency services I have experienced complete outage of a mobile phone during power outages I am disabled & I will feel really vulnerable we need our original phone lines Francesca Nelson United Kingdom, Rayleigh  Jul 26, 2024  I live in a bad signal area and rely on my landline, and secondly I do not consent to having to rely on - or being controlled/monitored by a mobile. Robert Delnon United Kingdom, Fulham  Jul 26, 2024  Copper lines - no need to rely on RF transmission and when all power is down, is battery-backed independent of the mains. Simple and effective emergency back-up system Charlotte Moncrieff United Kingdom, Bristol  Jul 26, 2024  I have to keep a landline for safety Cheryl McGibbon United Kingdom, Southampton  Jul 26, 2024  As someone with ongoing health issues I need my landline. Michelle Kulacz United Kingdom, Chelmsford  Jul 26, 2024  Landlines are essential and need to be retained Linda fox United Kingdom, Grantham  Jul 25, 2024  I will be in danger if I have no landline because I don’t use a mobile phone, I need to be able to phone emergency services when needed. Maz Harper United Kingdom, Milton Keynes  Jul 25, 2024  Many elderly people are too old to understand and cope with modern day technology, and rely on their telephone land lines to keep in touch with family and friends. Mike Shreeve United Kingdom, Ealing  Jul 25, 2024  The other systems are ridiculously unreliable. Lauren United Kingdom, Tranent  Jul 25, 2024 Our elderly need a house phone. Harvey Wade United Kingdom, London  Jul 25, 2024  Not a good road to head down - 5G is an unknown Stephanie Bagley United Kingdom, Wednesbury  Jul 25, 2024  Going totally digital is an insane plan. We need to keep alternative means of communication, it is more reliable, has proven recently with system outages. Also EMF frequencies are causing environmental biological harm, high frequency 5g should be banned. Andrew Storey United Kingdom, Pelton  Jul 25, 2024  OUR ANALOGUE COPPER LANDLINE TELEPHONE NETWORK PROVIDES A RELIABLE, HIGH QUALITY, SECURE AND AFFORDABLE VOICE SERVICE. Matthew Cook United Kingdom, Barrow in Furness  Jul 24, 2024  We need to keep land lines. Bunty Lear United Kingdom, Chesham  Jul 24, 2024  Please may we all keep our vital landlines Bruce United Kingdom  Jul 24, 2024  It’s vital we keep using landlines. Lynne United Kingdom, Christchurch  Jul 24, 2024  Landlines are so much better than mobiles especially for the elderly. We are swimming in too much EMF soup! Stop this madness please xx Anonymous United Kingdom, Cardiff  Jul 24, 2024  Keep landlines as many rely on them and I think it's important to keep things that have worked well for many years. We must say no to everything going digital. Chris Netherlands, Naaldwijk  Jul 24, 2024 If the Russians can interfere with the satellites that are controlling drones in Ukraine, very successfully, the same can be said of this system. Anne Robson United Kingdom, Bristol  Jul 24, 2024  Landlines are essential as a reliable, high quality and secure voice service; Internet services are the opposite. I'M VOTING TO KEEP OUR LANDLINE SERVICE Krystyna Zaremba United Kingdom, London  Jul 24, 2024  People living in out of the way areas, people who have to be on call because of heart conditions etc. all require landlines. This is super important and cannot be ignored. Jadwiga Łopata Poland, Krakow  Jul 24, 2024 Jadwiga Lopata: As Director of the ecological educational farm EKOCENTRUM ICPPC, Stryszów, Poland www.eko-cel.and winner of the Ecological Noble Prize Victoria LoPiccolo United States, Wildwood  Jul 20, 2024 Do the right thing and continue landlines Rudi Wendt United States, Racine  Jul 18, 2024  I have and like my landline. Can't depend on a cell phone. Mark Levy United Kingdom, Bradford  Jul 17, 2024  This is a reliable vital form of communication for those sensitive to wireless devices , and for those care about life on Earth in general. Diane Gregory Australia, Sydney  Jul 16, 2024 Some people need landlines, especially the elderly Emily Mai United Kingdom, Birmingham  Jul 14, 2024  I rely on a landline. I have ES and can't tolerate WiFi. (They wanted to install digital Voice) I've just had to say (which isn't true) I have a heart care pendant to BT to get the copper wire back in my new rented home. If you say this you are entitled to a copper wire because of the effects of WiFi it took 2 hrs to get it in the phone but BT actually suggested it and I certainly raised awareness in ES issues to a few people. It seems they assume everyone wants more Wifi and EMF but more n more people are becoming Electro sensitive now. Thanks Rachel Robinson United Kingdom, Chelmsford  Jun 30, 2024  More about the fact not everyone wants the Internet and the landline is a proven more reliable method of communication for everyone. Forcing everyone to move over is putting vulnerable people in danger Diane Newman United Kingdom, Cardigan  Jun 27, 2024  I have one and want to keep it! Anonymous United Kingdom, Bargoed  Jun 27, 2024  Please don’t take my landline it’s my only source of communication as im emf sensitive Anonymous United Kingdom, Barnstaple  Jun 14, 2024  Shouldn't we all have a choice? mary ebbs United Kingdom, Hexham  Jun 06, 2024 I have already phoned BT to express my concerns re-outages Vanessa Halhead United Kingdom, Dingwall  Jun 05, 2024  I have no mobile signal at home. Without landline I'm dependent on the Internet for communication, which is also unreliable. Landlines are essential!!! Elaine Jack United Kingdom, Haddington  Jun 04, 2024  It's my choice to have a landline and it should not be up to anyone but me to decide on getting rid of it. Anonymous United Kingdom, Huddersfield  May 30, 2024  Not everyone has a smart phone Linda Collett United Kingdom, Droitwich  May 09, 2024  Many people mainly older ones rely on landline phones to keep in contact with their families and make appointments etc. Many do not have the internet and do not need it for their day to day lives or smart phones that they do not understand or do not want GOLDMANN-SALVATORE United Kingdom, Salford  May 09, 2024  Wish you well! Debra Seddon Portugal, Lisbon  May 09, 2024 Needed especially for the ill and elderly when Wi-Fi can’t be relied on Anonymous United Kingdom, Chester  May 09, 2024  We need choices, taking away landlines is yet another threat to democracy and privacy and safety Nicolas Haynes United Kingdom, Chingford  May 02, 2024  I am EMR sensitive to all wifi, 2G-5G frequencies. I depend on a copper landline for an analogue phone that does not fry me. Rosie Chandler United Kingdom, Blyth  Apr 21, 2024  I absolutely concur with the need to retain our copper wire landlines for many reasons Moyra McGhie United Kingdom, Oxford  Apr 18, 2024  Such a massive and indiscriminate digital roll-out is yet another scandal which not only threatens to undermine the overriding responsibility of the British Government to "protect and safeguard the lives of its citizens", but also our democratic 'right to choose'. As some of us know, BT used to be a 'Public Utility' under the overall stewardship of the British Government until it was partially privatised in 1984. So far so good, until 1997, when the Blair Government recklessly sold Britain's protective 'Golden Shareholding' veto, and hurled British Telecom into the avaricious jaws of the World's global digital telecom speculators.I believe this scandalous destruction of our telephone landlines also poses a serious threat to the Nation's "Right to Liberty and Security" as enshrined in the 1988 Human Rights Act, and compromises the 2018 Data Protection Act which promises "appropriate security, including protection against unlawful or unauthorised processing access, loss, destruction or damage".The Government must intervene by referring such a serious threat to our national security to the 2021 National Security and Investment Act (NSI) in order to implement a comprehensive forensic examination into yet another unfettered vice like grip of the digital enslavement which is funnelling us all into an unsafe and uncertain future.Government has to preserve our Terrestrial safeguards as, one day, a lump of galactic debris will inevitably crash into a crucial satellite, or even worse, an enemy Cyber attack could plunge us, and future generations, into a catastrophic 'Dark Age'...... Amanda Newman  Apr 17, 2024 We need a secure landline back up for safety, emergencies and vulnerable people. Emma portch United Kingdom, Enfield  Apr 16, 2024 Save old landline please Jacob Qualls United States, Pensacola  Apr 12, 2024 Save landline phones Diana McGlue New Zealand, Auckland  Apr 11, 2024 My email address is what it is, I cannot change it! Matthew Barton United Kingdom, Bristol  Apr 10, 2024 Let's keep fighting! Anonymous United Kingdom, Newcastle upon Tyne  Apr 10, 2024 Not wanted, not needed. ANDRIUS Lithuania, Šiauliai  Apr 07, 2024 NO 5G IN LITHUANIA Leisa Forge Australia, Sydney  Apr 05, 2024 I do not consent to 5G EMF HARRP DEW UN Geoengineering Weather Manipulation. Ashlee Padayachey United Kingdom, Birmingham  Apr 04, 2024 This is our life line if anything goes wrong.Why would you disable this line of life. Ourabi adra Tunisia, Bizerte  Apr 02, 2024 Gloria Shen United States, Asheville  Mar 31, 2024  Why would anyone favor a form of communication that is less reliable, less secure, more expensive AND extremely harmful to human and animal health? The plan to scrap copper landlines is folly. Some of the best inventions in history are tried and true and do not include wireless devices or VOIP. Let's not make a mistake here. Paul stone United Kingdom, Dagenham  Mar 27, 2024  The VoIP digital voice service will not work during power cuts and a battery back up only last just over an hour not all people can use a mobile and the signal is bad in many areas alarm systems for the elderly will not work this has been rushed badly thought out the only reason BT and open reach do not want yo maintain the copper lines WHY profit they are not satisfied with 100s of millions a year for share holders they want more and if I'm and government let them do it not correct and very dangerous for peoples lives do they care No Anonymous Netherlands, Naaldwijk  Mar 22, 2024  Without a copper landline, with star-wiring for handsets throughout the house, I will be without access to emergency services and my support people. This so-called upgrade is a violation of the Equalities Act 2010 as it discriminates against me because of the EHS disability. Randy Cofer United States, Sacramento  Mar 16, 2024  I have a landline, have all my life, 72 years.Please let me decide what’s in my house. Please don't take it away, just because you can. 209-928-1492Thank you, signed Randy Cofer Adrian Canada, Shawnigan Lake  Mar 13, 2024  Thanks for fact sharing Valeen Jones United Kingdom, Hebburn  Mar 11, 2024  It is vital that traditional landlines are preserved as digital systems are unreliable and sometimes difficult to use. Susan Amelia Ashworth United Kingdom, Gloucester  Mar 11, 2024  Save our landlines please James Marsh United Kingdom, Blackpool  Mar 05, 2024  We need our landlines as we live in remote area with poor mobile signal Anonymous United States, Philadelphia  Mar 02, 2024  If you truly care about people's safety ( including the elderly without cells), you would KEEP the landlines! It's common sense . Doing away with them will pose bigger problems for sure. Anonymous Netherlands, Stadskanaal  Feb 28, 2024  Save the landlines! Anonymous United Kingdom, Weymouth  Feb 28, 2024  Power to the people Inger Johanne Oeydegard Sweden, Ljungby  Feb 23, 2024  PLEASE ,SAVE the LANDLINES ! Bertrand Charest Canada, Montreal  Feb 20, 2024  Stop attacking us with radiation !!! Pandora Smith United Kingdom, Middlesbrough  Feb 20, 2024  Anyone can see the hazards of not keeping landlines. They are far more reliable than the internet. Aleks United Kingdom, Hackney  Feb 18, 2024  Agree Linda Enriquez Mexico, Cancún  Feb 18, 2024  Please keep our landlines Anonymous United States, Oakland  Feb 17, 2024  If the grid goes down we will need landlines. Please don't remove them. Katrina United States, Miami  Feb 15, 2024  Please I need help. I have done complaint after complaint to FPL...THEY ARE FRYING ME AND MY DOGS.  Anonymous United Kingdom  Feb 15, 2024  Copper lines must stay! Pip Reynolds United States  Feb 15, 2024 We really need to stop them from pulling out or landlines, all of banks, schools, emergency systems and files are on computers. We can't let them Hamstring us! Jill Chalmers Canada, Chatham  Feb 10, 2024  Our landlines are a necessity!! Most seniors have no other option. Children should not be on cell phones Anonymous United Kingdom, Andover  Feb 09, 2024  I know people who have NO internet or mobile phone, I would worry how they would be able to get help if needed if they had no landline. I live in a village, I have a mobile, little coverage & my Internet drops out regularly, we are not in a position to be without landline connection. Anonymous United Kingdom, Winchester  Feb 09, 2024  Landlines still work in the event of a power cut and also if your home WiFi/broadband fails. P Gregson Canada  Feb 06, 2024  I live in a cell-free area. We need our landlines! Glenda Pearl Halles United Kingdom, Brighton  Feb 06, 2024 Concerned. Rosanne Walters Bolivia, Cochabamba  Feb 06, 2024  Copper landlines are essential for SAFETY and CHOICE. Re-invest in the copper landline network and stop investing in health- and life-threatening wireless technologies. The future of the UK depends on it. Patricia Ormsby Japan  Feb 05, 2024  Wireless telecommunications is energy intensive, easily disrupted and intercepted, and lacks the resilience of hard-wired infrastructure. It forces people with sensitivities to tolerate more pain, harms the health of millions of other people and disrupts ecosystems. It is popular and convenient, but in the long term, a real loser. Mel United States, Irvine  Feb 04, 2024  KEEP OUR LANDLINES! Mike Hughes United Kingdom, Bristol  Feb 03, 2024  There are still plenty of seniors like me who don't use a mobile phone. The internet was off for several hours on two successive days last week which meant I was totally incommunicado. Landlines must continue and be properly maintained. Anonymous United Kingdom, New Milton  Feb 02, 2024  This has not been thought out properly Anonymous United Kingdom  Feb 02, 2024  Please don't take this away - it saves my life. I live in a village where the mobile signal is often down. My landline is crucial for my safety. Sally shaw United Kingdom, Dewsbury  Jan 19, 2024  My father age 88 years needs his land line as he cannot use a mobile –it’s essential

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