>>6688835

I used to play games, when kept on hold on the phone, reciting a list of ECHELON trip words. See how many bells you can ring at once.

Check out "celldar", developed years ago by a company called Roke for the UK military. They can track all individuals and vehicles across the landscape, whether or not they're using phones. They can track you inside buildings. They use software developed to detect bodies in avalanches.

It's portrayed at the end of that creepy Batman movie, The Dark Knight. Gotham's cellphone network is turned into a vast radar and surveillance grid.

All of this is small fry to what they plan with 5G.

>>6688968

Cellphone radiation entrains brainwaves, especially in the low alpha spectrum. Many studies show this. A few minutes' exposure affects brainwaves for hours.

Then: "long-term potentiation" of the brain, strengthening of the synapses in response to repeated brainwave patterns, literally hard-wires these anomalous patterns into your brain.

Dominant brainwave frequency with GSM tech is just above 8 Hz: a low alpha, semi-zombie state.

This is hard wired into the brains of the entire population. Apart from us wearing tinfoil hats, of course.

>>6689057

Musk is betting the farm on autonomous cars with 5G. His swarms of satellites are causing havoc with optical and radio astronomy, I've seldom seen such a storm. He doesn't give a fuck. No ethics. He thinks he can survive by advancing the elite AI agenda. He will lose. Two or three "machine crashes" and videos like this one, a genuine AI snuff movie where an Uber vehicle mows down a woman pushing a bicycle without even registering a blip…

And all of Musk's screaming at his engineers won't ever fix the problem.

Remember those two 737s crashed because of AI failures. They couldn't turn the damn AI off, so they crashed and died.

>>6689169

Sorry, forgot the video.

>>6689203

Exactly what is old about this, it's unprecedented:

https://www.cnet.com/news/spacex-starlink-satellites-have-astronomers-amplifying-cosmic-alarm/

SpaceX Starlink satellites have astronomers amplifying the cosmic alarm

Elon Musk's plan to bring broadband to rural parts of the globe could come with unintended side effects, the scientists say.

>>6689384

Read the article, this is the International Astronomical Union, the top body in astronomy. I've never seen them come out against satellites like this before.

>>6689421

Have you ever stood in a radio astronomy control room, looking at the spectrum analyzer, and have the operators identify all the satellites beaming down at you? They track Voyager out of the solar system, billions of miles away. It's using 20 W of power, we can still communicate with it. Have you any idea the havoc these tens of thousands of satellites are going to wreak? All of them will be radiating broadband microwaves.