Adapted from an article by Tomas Pueyo, Mar 13, 2020 | Original medium article here. To Politicians, Community Leaders, Business Leaders and People . . . What Should You Do and When? The latest update of this article now reflects an update on containment vs. mitigation strategies. Send This article has received over 28 million …
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How COVID-19 "Vaccines" May Destroy the Lives of Millions The Judy Mikovitz Interview at a glance | Find the video here. “The COVID-19 vaccine really isn’t a vaccine in the medical definition of a vaccine. It’s more accurately an experimental gene therapy that could prematurely kill large amounts of the population and disable exponentially more …
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Jump down to UCSF Expert panel. The following is not medical advice. Scientists for Wired Technology is not qualified to provide any medical or legal advice. The following is for educational purposes only. This page is one of three legs of the stool that establishes local control over the operations of Wireless Telecommunications Facilities (WTFs); …
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By Stephen Dubner, Feb 19, 2020 | Original recording/transcript here. Apr 27, 2017 PBS Interview: FCC Chair Ajit Pai explains why he wants to scrap net neutrality Stephen DUBNER: Now, when you first joined the F.C.C. back in 2007 I believe, a profile of you described the F.C.C. as “one of those government institutions that …
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Boy Genius Wonder Web Site? OK Boomer, Kramer . . . You’re Such a Card! S4WT Responses Kramer: “Verizon’s maps may not be accurate.” S4WT: Verizon’s maps are fiction because they are based on proprietary data that the public is not able to verify. Should we just trust Verizon? What do you think? Kramer: “These …
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Re: Lack of Telecommunications Network Resiliency Original letter here December 4, 2019 The Honorable Michael Doyle Chairman Subcommittee on Communications & Technology United States House of Representatives Washington, D.C. 20515 The Honorable Robert Latta Chairman, Ranking Member Subcommittee on Communications & Technology United States House of Representatives Washington, D.C. 2051 Dear Mr. Chairman Doyle …
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By Samantha Cossick Nov 19, 2019 | Original allconnect article here. Net neutrality is more than just a buzzword thrown around by politicians — it’s a battle for the future of the internet. But for many, there’s a lot of confusion around what net neutrality is, and what it means for individuals. We’ll help to …
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Safe and Sound Pro II RF-EMR Meter is a good choice for measuring Wi-Fi, 3G, 4G and 5G frequencies (from 600 MHz to 10,000 MHz) that S4WT recommends is the following: Safe and Sound Pro II RF-Meter https://slt.co/Products/RFMeters/SafeandSoundProIIRFMeter.aspx “Use only the peak and max (maximum of peak values detected since the meter was turned on, …
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By Bruce Kushnick, Sept. 16, 2019 | Original Medium article here. Let’s fix the Digital Divide First, the only way to fix the Digital Divide is to deal with the fact that America has paid multiple times for fiber optic deployments, upgrades of the state-based telecommunications utilities that are mainly controlled by AT&T, Verizon and …
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. . . but as you can read here — Municipal Broadband is allowed in California! A State-by-State Report on all 35 State Laws Holding Back Public Internet Investment By Jameson Zimmerm, April 3, 2018 } Original Broadband Now article here. The April 17, 2019 Broadband Now Review is here. Since our last municipal broadband …
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