Major new risk noted by Swiss Re in their 2019 SONAR report: 5G "Off the leash: The spread of 5G technology":

https://www.swissre.com/media/news-releases/nr-20190522-sonar2019.html

“Current concerns regarding potential negative health effects from electromagnetic fields are likely to increase,” the report said. “Hackers can also exploit 5G speed and volume to acquire (or steal) more data faster. Major concerns are possible privacy and security breaches and espionage.”

https://www.businessinsurance.com/article/20190522/NEWS06/912328592/Aging-infrastructure,-5G,-economy-among-top-emerging-risks-Swiss-Re

Insurers are not going to underwrite the health risks associated with 5G. Who is going to carry the can? When the chickens come home to roost? And the epidemiological ducks are in a row, showing thousands of people dying around towers?

There was one estimate by an Australian insurer that tried to quantify the liabilities involved with the wireless industry. They returned a single word: "Incalculable." The insurance industry has woken up to the dangers of 5G. They are not fooled; and that should send a huge message to anyone watching this industry. How can you undertake an enterprise of this scale, with no research and no standards and no regulations and absolutely no underwriting of the health risks? This is gross economic malpractice.

I'm more perturbed by the semicolon after "Contact;" than I am by the Army Warning, Advisory and Reporting Point's name, WARP.

This makes me think of Kurt Vonnegut's dictum on semicolons:

"They are transvestite hermaphrodites representing absolutely nothing. All they do is show you've been to college."

Unless you use them wrong, in which case … what does this show. Not much for British military intelligence.