Sept 14, 2020: Forum on 5G Open Radio Access Networks

https://www.fcc.gov/live https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KzFTx1gnSUc Morning Session Chairman Pai: Good morning and welcome to the FCC forum on open radio access networks. This event originally was scheduled for March, but i hope and expect it will be worth the wait. Thank you all for joining us, especially our conference participants. We have quite a lineup. Among those speaking, …

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Muni Code Chapter 15

Preservation of the Cultural and Historic Environment Original Petaluma Municipal Code here. 15.010 – Purpose It is hereby found that structures, sites and areas of special character of special historic, architectural or aesthetic interest or value have been and continue to be unnecessarily destroyed or impaired, despite the feasibility of preserving them. It is further …

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COVID-911: From Homeland Security to Biosecurity

Visit James Corbett at CorbettReport.com. Subscribe to his channel on YouTube and Bitchute, and support him on Patreon. TRANSCRIPT 9/11, as we were told repeatedly in the days, weeks, and months after the attack, was the day that changed everything. NARRATOR: In the span of one devastating morning, America changed forever. SOURCE: Remembering 9/11: Never …

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Sept 2020 California Fires

Frankenskies is Why California Is Suffering From So Many Large Fires . . . It is NOT a lack of Forest Management, Donald. Look up!     Sept 16, 2020 CA: 25+ Major fires 3.3+ Million Acres, 17,000+ firefighers — 100,000+ evacuees, see fire.ca.gov — Learn more here. Additional background information is here. DOD Secretary Mark …

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Public Health Lessons Learned From Biases in Coronavirus Mortality Overestimation

This accepted version of the article may differ from the final published version. This is an Accepted Manuscript for Disaster Medicine and Public Health Preparedness as part of the Cambridge Coronavirus Collection DOI: 10.1017/dmp.2020.298 Public health lessons learned from biases in coronavirus mortality overestimation Ronald B. Brown, PhD School of Public Health and Health Systems …

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Significant discrepancy of opinions on Densified 4G/5G and Negative Health Consequences

Discrepancies Exist Between ICNIRP and the Health Council of the Netherlands By Dariusz Leszczynski, Sept 5, 2020 | Original blog post here. On September 2, 2020, the Health Council of the Netherlands published opinion on Densified 4G/5G and Negative Health Consequences. The opinion is being translated to English and will be available in this language …

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Densified 4G/5G sWTF Proliferation Takes a Hit in Cambridge, MA

sWTF = so-called "small" Wireless Telecommunications Facility By Scott McCollough, McCollough Law Firm, PC, Sept 4, 2020 | Original CHD article here.   W. Scott McCollough is CHD’s attorney in its Case against the Federal Communications Commission. In an important win for those who are oppose densified 4G/ 5G so-called "small" cell wireless proliferation, on …

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Palo Alto Retirement Home Residents Fight To Remove 4G/5G Cell Towers

Adapted from an report by Len Kiese, Sep 2, 2020 | Orignal KPIX 5 video and article here. PALO ALTO (KPIX 5) — Wireless carriers are aggressively expanding their 5G networks. But there are still no studies about how safe the technology is. It’s an issue that has divided communities across the Bay Area. One …

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