5G is not coming

Image: Rogers.com
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5G is not coming ... 

It's already here!

Wow, looking at the above image, I'm reminded of George Bush Sr's campaign speech about "a thousand points of light" [YouTube].  How's that working for you? 

5G is a current reality. It's "climate change" that still seems to be in the mysterious offing.  And the coronavirus, while undeniably tragic for some, actually appears to be no more significant with regard to incidence and fatality percentages than the regular flu virus in its many forms.

CTV:  ... flu season is in full swing across Canada

• there have been 29,023 laboratory detections of the common flu [in Canada] within the last six months, according to the latest data.

But who can be certain of what to believe?  It seems that when it's China causing the problem, we hear and read about it non-stop, and in the most dire of terms, but when the stats are more local, they get fuzzied up:

CBC: Nov. 2012 Credibility of flu models disputed

• Official figures on flu deaths in Canada might not mean what you think they do, since they are based on scientific models, not body counts or autopsies.
• "... people may have the misconception that every person who dies from the flu is somehow counted somewhere, and they're not" ...

And to make things muddier ...

• One model counts all respiratory and circulatory deaths — that's death from heart and lung failure — as flu deaths.

Which suggest to me that all data regarding deaths from just about anything must be taken with a strong dose of skepticism.  In fact, what you read, see or hear in the so-called news has to be considered mere possibles, not necessarily probables, and that includes events attributed to "climate change".

Take, for instance, all that dire buzz about drought and bush fires in Australia; some people saying they've "never seen anything like it", as if that were some sort of reliable criterion, though the reason they've never seen it is because they are not old enough; their memories don't go back in time far enough, nor are they even schooled in the history of the country in which they live:

See: The Federation Drought of 1895-1903 (PDF file)

We are also treated to "doom porn" concerning the Arctic ice melts, yet ...

RealClimateScience.com: D-Day For Arctic Alarmists
Posted on February 11, 2020 by tonyheller

• Arctic sea ice extent is “normal,” growing quickly and higher than the 2001-2010 average.

Scroll down to the first item in the comments section: "Normal?! Oh no, that ruins everything!"

It appears one has to seriously consider that there might be a campaign to keep the general population chronically uneasy, distracted, dependent on "experts".  Ordinary minds, it seems, are deliberately messed-with in the pursuit of something considered hugely more important -- e.g. western corporate global dominance.

For instance: while the general population is either confused or worried out of its collective mind regarding negative impacts of 5G on personal health, the IT folks shrewdly point to 5G's ability to assist the health care industry:

ITWorld: 5G's Impact on Healthcare Will Be Significant

• The cost of wiring a new hospital room is thousands of dollars….doing it with private 5G would be a couple bucks. And it’s private and secure, and resilient.”

In addition, the use of robots are predicted to increase significantly:

• ... almost one million robots to be sold for enterprise use in 2020. Just over half of this number will be the versatile, cart-like service units (professional service units robots), which will likely surpass the kind with arms (industrial robots) in revenue by the year 2022.
• ... the density of robots in the Canadian manufacturing industry in the year 2018 was above the world average of 99 robots per 10,000 workers.

Note the perspective -- not from the consumer, but from the seller viewpoint.

Again, safety is not the goal; cost and ease of use appear to be the deciding factors.

It's not if, it's when 5G becomes fully operational. Telecom companies, such as Rogers, made their decisions long ago, based solely on financial returns:  

Rogers.com: Rogers and Ericsson partner to bring 5G to Canadians

• We estimate that there will be one billion 5G subscriptions worldwide by the end of 2023.” 

One has to consider that it may well not be a coincidence that public attention has so insistently been sidetracked by dire reports of viral epidemics and signs of "climate change".

Funny, I was reading F. Scott Fitzgerald's 1920 novel "This Side of Paradise" last evening -- in large print (everyone should try large print; it's so restful for the eyes after staring at a computer monitor) -- and came upon this short line: "February dripped snow and rain".

Hey, I said to me; this year's February in South Eastern Ontario has been dripping snow and rain, and F. Scott's story takes place at Princeton, New Jersey, in the northeastern United States, while Ontario is close by in southeastern Canada and therefore has quite similar weather.

Well, I just hadda take a look at the New Jersey weather forecast for this week:

Patch.com: Winter weather, rain and slick roads ...

• The National Weather Service has issued a hazardous weather commute for Sussex County, which could get an inch of snow. The rest of the state, however, is expected to get rain that could cause some slippery conditions.

Okay, so Fitzgerald wrote fiction, but the book was also somewhat autobiographical in that he himself was educated at Princeton University [Wikipedia], so he knew whereof he spoke!

I'm beginning to see why books were burned in the dystopian movie Fahrenheit 451 (1966) and why Bill Nye is impatiently waiting for old-timers like myself to kick the bucket.

He's going to feel terribly threatened by this letter to Greta Thunberg from a bona fide granny scientist who points out what Greta ought to be screaming about:

• ... the pollution of the air, the soil and the water with not only fine dust, but a nano fine dust of aluminum, strontium, barium, lithium, polymers, coal ash, genetically modified substances, bacteria and many other substances penetrating all organs up to the brain, which have been proven for two and more decades now, among other things by the application of aerosols in the atmosphere, above all in the northern hemisphere. The method of spraying aerosols has a scientific name, it is called SRM, Solar Radiation Management, and is recommended for allegedly blocking solar radiation in favor of lower temperatures on Earth – but in reality it has long been used for quite different purposes ...

More Reading:

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