The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Hawaii is setting the example: everyone down to the pole installer is being held liable for death and illness resulting from installation of 5G. Since Lloyd's of London refuses to insure against 5G, it is clear that 5G is a THREAT to the community and any US federal mandate on 5G should be opposed by every legal means possible.
The Dangers of 5G, and Things to do About It
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“Mr. President, I'm going to tell you everything you need to know about 5G in about two minutes.”
Starting just after 29 minutes into this video that first promotes drones, watch President Trump receive a 2-minute “techno-snow job” in June of 2017, on the urgent need to put in 5G in cities and communities all across America to replace fibre optic.
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You Give Apps Sensitive Personal Information. Then They Tell Facebook.
Wall Street Journal testing reveals how the social-media giant collects a wide range of private data from developers; ‘This is a big mess’
Trump: “I Want 5G, Or Even 6G, Tech In The US As Soon As Possible”
Dr. Winston O'Boogie comments:
5g is a surveillance and population control/depopulation grid. 5g was made in Israel but they are not installing 5g in their country. Mar-A-Lago is exempt from 5g also –
https://www.palmbeachdailynews.com/news/20170503/official-palm-beach-exempt-from-5g-wireless-law
Once hailed as unhackable, blockchains are now getting hacked
In total, hackers have stolen nearly $2 billion worth of cryptocurrency since the beginning of 2017, mostly from exchanges, and that’s just what has been revealed publicly.
The battle between real open source vs. faux open source heats up
With all this pushback, why is Redis taking this approach? It's largely because AWS ElastiCache provides Redis services without Redis getting paid for it. Redis is combating this by placing new code modules under Common Clause. As Salil Deshpand, a venture capitalist with BaenCapital, explained, “Amazon takes Redis, gives very little back, and runs it as a service, re-branded as AWS Elasticache. … To be clear, this is not illegal. But we think it is wrong, and not conducive to sustainable open-source communities.” Thus, “Common Clause stops open-source abuse.”
