The records of the Stop 5G Global Appeal indicate that Poland’s Kancelaria Prezesa Rady Ministrow (Chancellery of the Council of Ministers), which is chaired by Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki has “signed” the appeal under the Category “Organizations”, scroll down to Poland. (see screenshot below)
There has, however, been no official confirmation from the Polish government of this historic decision.
And there has been no coverage of the issue by the mainstream media.
The Prime Minister’s alleged endorsement of the Appeal is on behalf of the Chancellery of the Council of Ministers. Was this entry undertaken by the Chancellery of the Council of Ministers? Has this “entry” on the Stop 5G Appeal been verified. Did the Chancellery confirm?
There is no record of a decision pertaining to 5G on the home page of the Chancellery of the Council of Ministers.
A recent report by the Polish media suggests that the Warsaw government (in the context of the dispute with China’s Huawei) intends to approach the 5G issue in a coordinated fashion “across the EU” rather than at the level of individual EU member countries.
In December, according to PRNewswire (December 18, 2018),
“T-Mobile Polska launched [in December 2018] the first fully functional fifth generation mobile network in Poland – its coverage is currently available in the centre of Warsaw. T-Mobile commits itself to investing in and continuing development of the 5G network in the coming months and years, extending it to more locations and cities so it ultimately covers the entire country?
This initiative was approved by the Polish government. On December 7, 2018, representatives of T-Mobile Polska, Deutsche Telekom and the Digital Affairs Minister Marek Zagórski inaugurated the launch of Poland’s first fully functional 5G network.
Author Julian Rose (text below) concurs: the Prime Minister’s (alleged) endorsement of the Stop 5G Appeal is contradictory:
“.. That would be extraordinary because Morawiecki is due to lead his government in a major parliamentary act [mid June] in which the existing ‘accepted emissions/frequencies’ will be superceded by new 5G frequencies to enable the roll-out of 5G across the length and breadth of Poland”.
The project to be considered in the Polish parliament is no doubt pursuant to the TD-Polska, Deutsche Telecom, Ministry of Digital Affairs agreement signed in Warsaw on December 7, 2018
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Global Research has requested clarification from the organizers of The International Appeal to Stop 5G. Did they verify the matter, did they contact the Prime Minister’s office?
This is their response (June 10, 21.30pm ET) which contradicts the Polish government’s commitment to 5G telecommunication as outlined in December 2018:
The International Appeal to Stop 5G on Earth and in Space welcomes the good sense of Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki in rejecting the fifth generation of wireless technology, 5G, by becoming a signatory to the Appeal.
The Appeal is a scientific and legal document that comprehensively sets out the case against 5G, which poses an existential threat to life on Earth. The people of Poland will doubtless be greatly relieved to learn that the Prime Minister supports protecting the health and natural environment of the Polish people.
Prime Minister Morawiecki joins the ranks of the numerous other concerned lawmakers who have rejected 5G: the Swiss cantons of Vaud, Jura and Geneva, which adopted moratoria, and Neuchâtel, Bern, St Gallen and Schwyz, which are considering doing so. The Swiss and Netherlands governments, as well as the US state of New Hampshire, have demanded reports on the safety of 5G before going ahead. Lawmakers in Rome and Florence, and those of at least 21 US cities have already rejected 5G, while the Belgian Environment Minister prohibited the 5G pilot project in Brussels, declaring that citizens were not “guinea pigs”.
The 5G issue in Poland remains uncertain. What is the position of the Polish government?
It is important that people in Poland and more generally in the European Union forcefully oppose the introduction of 5G wireless technology.
Michel Chossudovsky. Global Research, June 10, 2019
Source: https://www.globalresearch.ca/prime-minister-poland-signs-global-appeal-stop-5g/5680098