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Children’s Health Defense (CHD) submitted a legal notice to the FCC against the OTARD rule expansion, signed by over 15,000 people. At 735 pages, it is likely one of the largest submissions to the FCC in number of signatories. Of those who signed, 6,231 declared that they and/or their children have been injured by wireless radiation.
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Orientation is designed to educate you as quickly as possible about those things that concern you about 5G. The 5g summit is going to provide a week’s worth of wonderful content for those interested in the issues that surround 5G and are providing an excellent opportunity to learn from some of the most knowledgeable people […]
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Could 5G be used to control thought or as a directed energy weapon? This is Part 1 of 2. Don’t miss either show.
Note: Here are stories of several cities who face suits in addition to Los Altos: 1) Torrance: https://www.dailybreeze.com/2019/04/02/torrance-faces-lawsuit-from-telecom-giant-over-new-cell-equipment-that-could-lead-to-5g/ 2) Town of Hempstead (near New York): http://wirelessestimator.com/articles/2019/crown-sues-after-new-york-town-says-it-will-tear-down-152-of-the-companys-nodes/ The Town of Hempstead is being sued for their intent to take down 152 nodes in the city. They’re already been installed vs. Los Altos where they haven’t deployed them yet […]
‘The average adult spends at least 11 hours each day in front of a screen — and there is significant evidence that the safety standards that should come int play here have never been established.”