The 5G Crisis Summit is online...

[Zedta]

I suppose that this thread could have been appropriately placed on any of three of the forum's categories: It is a social issue, it is a scientific/technological issue, and it is a health issue as well, but the focus is on the health issues that seem to come as a result of this technology that appear the most concerning.

So here is a link to what may be the best summation of interest in 5G that one could find at this point in history. It all speaks for itself and I think that anyone who looks through and listens to one or more presenter's presentations, would be hard pressed to come away with a warm and fuzzy outlook on 5G.

Link here: https://the5gsummit.com/?idev_id=22168

[Teresa Agrorum]

Line-up of speakers and topics is tremendous. I had no idea 5G was so well-documented in independent studies. Thanks!

[Porkncheese]

The fact that this is being labelled as a "conspiracy theory" or "fake news" tells me there is some truth to the claims.

I know 5G is listed as a possible carcinogen which seems enough to put the technology on hold.

You would think that our governments would of been hesitant in installing 5G but I can already guess what would of happened.

Lobby groups. Legal corruption.

[CopiosaApudEumRedemptio]

My concern is the new 5G cell towers that are being installed in my area...

[Augustinian]

The fact that this is being labelled as a "conspiracy theory" or "fake news" tells me there is some truth to the claims.

I know 5G is listed as a possible carcinogen which seems enough to put the technology on hold.

You would think that our governments would of been hesitant in installing 5G but I can already guess what would of happened.

Lobby groups. Legal corruption.

When I hear coworkers talking about opposition to 5G as some sort of conspira-foil insanity. That tells me right there that there is more to this.

[Zedta]

The link I supplied, goes to  a web page where you sign up for their stuff and it is for free to download. There are quite a number of very good articles in PDF format as well as some well done video interviews, often connected to some of the PDFs.

I downloaded them into my Ebook files for later perusal.

Ya, Porkncheese and Augustinian, when you can look at a USAF manual, Radiofrequency Radiation Dosimetry Handbook from 1980s that warns about these frequencies and RF in general, being bio-active and you consider that as licensed amateur radio operator, the least power output you use is the recommended power, then there surly must be a reason.

Just to add: I've know a lot of radio operators, some were radar engineers. The ones around the high energy stuff always seemed to suffer from odd cancers and many died from them. I recall watching a documentary on century era fighters of the USAF and two radar engineers were shown working around an aircraft radar system, while it was on. They both died, a few years later of cancer, it was mentioned.

[Blind Horus]

It's all smacks of the story of the foolish man who builds his house on the sand, (read-silcon), soon to be washed away and the wise man who builds his on the rock, (read-Church), forever to stand strong. The grandiose ideas of men do come and go dont they?

[Blind Horus]

Rudolf Steiner https://quackwatch.org/11Ind/steiner/

Whether Steiner was a quack or not you can't argue with success https://www.waldorfeducation.org/waldorf...-education

So anyway all that aside Steiner famously said radio waves were making us less human and that radio, though it brings the news faster, people couldn't understand it.

So this got me thinking on Medjugorje and the main complaint that the Medjugorje messages are banal, simplistic, and endlessly repeated.

Now I'm not the sharpest tack in the box and even if Steiner was a New Age quack what he said might help some of the sharper type people to except what is happening in Medjugorje may be supernatural.