6G wireless communication could be coming soon, as one of the major problems associated with the technology appears to have been solved.
Up to now, one of the main obstacles to 6G communication has been the tiny size of the terahertz waves it uses. These are easily disrupted by obstacles like walls, furniture and living creatures.
In an interview with The Defender, Marcia Haller detailed how her life dramatically changed when a cell tower
900 feet from her home was “upgraded.” Haller notified the telecom companies operating the tower
that she plans to sue under the Americans with Disabilities Act.
In 2007, Marcia and Jason Haller — high school sweethearts who met in Duluth, Minnesota — bought their dream property north of Duluth to peacefully live close to nature and Marcia’s family.
Little did they know then that American Towers, AT&T and T-Mobile would soon build a cell tower just 900 feet from their home — a tower that would later forever change Marcia’s life as she knew it.
Nearly immediately after the cell tower was “upgraded” in 2019, Marcia became disabled from the intense levels of radiofrequency (RF) radiation emitted by the tower.
Since then, she has suffered 51 strokes, vision loss, hearing loss, headaches, sleep disruption, chronic fatigue and cognitive impairment. She experiences ongoing issues with balance, orientation and mobility.
Introduction
A recent paper, ‘Human‑made electromagnetic fields: Ion forced‑oscillation and voltage‑gated ion channel dysfunction, oxidative stress and DNA damage (Review) published in the International Journal of Oncology by biophysicist Dimitris J. Panagopoulos et. al. states unequivocally that electromagnetic radiation from wireless technology damages DNA. This leads to infertility, sterility, mutations and extinctions, and it explains the loss of biodiversity that we are currently experiencing on this planet.
The price we pay for high-speed internet is terrifying. The longer we spend time on our Smart Phones, near Smart Meters and around 5G antennas, the more we sacrifice the very health of our cells, our mitochondria, our DNA.
When 5G was first introduced in 2019, there was fierce controversy over the ill effects of electromagnetic radiation, and “conspiracy theories” emerged. In 2017, doctors and scientists petitioned against the 5G rollout in the EU due to potential cancer risks. Today, more independent scientists are documenting evidence that radio frequency electromagnetic fields (RF-EMF) pose harmful biological effects on every cell in the body, damaging the mitochondria (the powerhouse of the cell). This grave reality has led an entire city (Vaud in Switzerland) and an entire nation (Belgium) to place a moratorium on new 5G installations. More cities around the world are beginning to view 5G antennas as a source of environmental pollution. Here are four conspiracy theories about 5G that are coming true:
At this moment, the United States is conducting a massive social experiment. We have thrown our borders wide open and we are allowing vast hordes of extremely desperate illegal immigrants into this country every single day. We are doing this even though our nation is already a powder keg that could erupt at literally any moment. How do you think this will end? Does anyone out there still believe that everything is going to work out “just fine” somehow?
After being presented with evidence of wireless radiation’s negative health impacts, the Board of Representatives in Stamford, Connecticut, voted to reject an agreement that would have allowed telecommunications carriers to install 5G equipment on city-owned utility poles.
The Board of Representatives in Stamford, Connecticut, earlier this month voted to reject a model agreement that would have allowed AT&T and Verizon to install 5G equipment on city-owned utility poles.
In a bid to get 5G swiftly installed in his state, Gov. Ned Lamont’s office created a template contract between the nation’s top two telecommunication carriers and the state’s five major cities.
Stamford, the state’s second-largest city, is the only city so far to have voted against using the contract. Twenty-one representatives voted against the pact. Five were in favor and eight abstained.
Commenting on the city’s decision, W. Scott McCollough, chief litigator for Children Health Defense’s (CHD) electromagnetic radiation (EMR) cases, told The Defender, “I applaud Stamford’s principled stand.”
Advocates for the contract said Stamford’s rejection might bring a lawsuit against the city, but McCollough disagreed.
“The wireless companies do not have a case yet. It is too early,” he said. “This was merely a decision to reject a model agreement. Federal and state law allow the city to instead negotiate individual terms, and that is what Stamford has chosen to do.”
Military attorney says lipid nanoparticles that are in the COVID vaccines contain pathogens that can be released by pulsed 5G signal.
A science paper published in MaterialsToday Chemistry reveals that cell phone signals can be used to release biological or chemical payloads from graphene oxide that’s introduced into the human body. The paper, published in September of 2022, is entitled, “Remotely controlled electro-responsive on-demand nanotherapy based on amine-modified graphene oxide for synergistic dual drug delivery.”
The study abstract reveals how a cell phone can emit signals to activate a low voltage current that interacts with Graphene Oxide (GO) molecules, causing efficient delivery of drug payloads:
Chris Wray lied and lectured House Republicans for accusing the FBI of planting informants/operatives/agents inside the massive crowd of Trump supporters on January 6, 2021.
Wray was obviously playing word games with Congress. Wray likes to do this to obfuscate the truth.
FBI Director Wray passively admits there were multiple FBI agitators in Jan 6
— Tim Young (@TimRunsHisMouth) July 12, 2023
Rep. Issa: How many individuals that were FBI employees were in the Jan 6th entry of the Capitol?
Wray: I really need to be careful here about were we have or have not used confidential human… pic.twitter.com/Rgdt1PnNMa
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