Vague recollection it was passed without a quorum present. The law may not have legs to stand on.
Believe the B.S. or believe Q. I believe Q.
The identity of the prosecutor in the In Re Grand Jury Subpoena SCOTUS case has not been established. We don't know if it's Mueller's SC or some other prosecution.
Yep - pic related Corker's net worth before & after
I'm having a lot of trouble with all this unsauced hand-writing about 5G. I don't personally know if it is a problem or not.
The smaller cells will be able to operate at lower power.
The effects of electromagnetic radiation (radio waves) on the human body vary with frequency, power, and distance. Also different parts of the body are affected differently (e.g. brain/eyeballs versus limbs). Also the type of modulation, and whether the transmission is continuous or intermittent.
When anon says the 5G waves are at 40-60 Hz (cycles per second) that is obviously false.
Conventional GSM and LTE cellular network uses frequencies below 4 GHz.
According to this website
https://www.rfpage.com/what-are-5g-frequency-bands/
in the USA 5G will use the following RF spectrum: 27.5 – 28.35 GHz, 37 – 40 GHZ, 64 – 71 GHz
The "G" multipler before Hz means giga, the prefix for billion.
The people who are saying, "oh, the frequency is oscillating so many times per second, that is obviously bad" are not thinking correctly. What matters is whether the specific frequency, at that power level, interacts with human tissue or not. Interaction depends on resonance and chemistry and other factors.
5G may be bad (I don't know one way or the other) but the things people are saying are just plain stupid. We need factual information written by people with knowledge of how radio frequency energy
interacts with biological life.
Not ignorant hand-waving that can be easily refuted because of improper terminology and omission of critical info such as power levels.
Specific chemical reactions can be dampened, or augmented, by the introduction of specific frequencies of energy. Might be tuned laser, might be RF, might be infrared, etc. Depends on the specific chemical bond you are trying to bond or break.