ABOUT US

About CT4RT – Our Origin and Our Private Standing

Connecticut for Responsible Technology (CT4RT) was formed in 2019, following a grueling legislative session where fundamental rights were stripped from Connecticut residents — including the rushed passage of a so-called 5G Acceleration Bill, clearly written in favor of corporate telecom giants like AT&T.

That bill handed control of public lands and rights-of-way over to private industry, paving the way for mass deployment of sWTFs (small wireless telecommunications facilities). These installations — neither small nor safe — emit pulsed wireless microwave radiation (EMF/RF) that is biologically hazardous, non-consensual, and nearly impossible to escape.

We saw clearly: informed consent was denied, backroom deals had been made, and our state was allowing the quiet rollout of lethal wireless infrastructure without transparency or oversight.

Our Structure: Private, Lawful, and Sovereign

CT4RT now operates as a Private Membership Association (PMA) — not as a public nonprofit or commercial entity. We do not accept state oversight, licensure, or registration. This structure allows us to educate, speak freely, and take action without compromising our sovereignty or our mission.

Our PMA exists for private fellowship, lawful activism, and mutual protection — by invitation and agreement only. We are governed by common law, the First Amendment, and the Connecticut Declaration of Rights.

What We Do

We use education, advocacy, documentation, and lawful notice to:

• Expose harmful infrastructure and public-private collusion

• Support families, towns, and legislators who seek to protect their communities

• Offer tools, templates, and lawful strategies — all in the private domain

We do not offer legal advice. We do not operate in commerce. Everything we share is for educational and spiritual empowerment of our members.

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Join the PMA

If you align with our values and mission, you may request membership by using the Contact Me form below.

Membership is by invitation only and governed by our Private Member Agreement. If your request is accepted, a link to the Agreement will be provided privately.

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A one-time $5.00 membership fee is requested upon acceptance to support administrative costs and formalize entry into the private domain.

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