H
harddriver
Well-known member
If you can make it to the end of this interview with Dr. Luc Montagnier he mentions 5G being an issue with Covid19 near the end of the interview. This guy is a Nobel prize winner.
Dr. Luc Montagnier HIV Virologist Nobel Prize Winner recently did an interview on French television in Paris regarding the true origins and nature of the Virus. Quote the virus was "Bio-engineered".
Dr. Montagnier is also the co-founder of the World Foundation for AIDS Research and Prevention and has received more than 20 major awards in his field. He was inducted Into the National Inventors Hall of Fame in 2004 for his 1983 Discovery of the Human Immunodeficiency Virus. He holds the HIV Virus Isolation and Diagnosis US Patent No. 4,708,818...
Dr. Luc Montagnier HIV Virologist Nobel Prize Winner recently did an interview on French television in Paris regarding the true origins and nature of the Virus. Quote the virus was "Bio-engineered".
Dr. Montagnier is also the co-founder of the World Foundation for AIDS Research and Prevention and has received more than 20 major awards in his field. He was inducted Into the National Inventors Hall of Fame in 2004 for his 1983 Discovery of the Human Immunodeficiency Virus. He holds the HIV Virus Isolation and Diagnosis US Patent No. 4,708,818...
crwnedblasphemy
Well-known member
If you go on pubmed.gov, there are lot of published abstracts on the topic. Funny, how no news says jack shit about it, although I saw an article on blabbermouth with Cristina Scabia From Lacuna Coil Say "5G and covid-19 link is the dumbest thing I've ever heard." As I was saying, blabbermouth is full on "don't question anything outside mainstream" mode. Guess I should listen to a singer about EMF transmissions/waves and health...pfft.
Monkey Man
Super Moderator
The LSM has done an exemplary job of omitting the middle man, the immune system's suffering, in order to portray the link as being one where a virus can somehow be transmitted via 5G, which every man and his dog's gonna dismiss as being a loony proposition.
The first I heard of it was in an LSM report and straight away I figured it would be due to the immune system's being compromised. Unfortunately, the general public isn't a health-and-diet guru like me. Oh well.
The first I heard of it was in an LSM report and straight away I figured it would be due to the immune system's being compromised. Unfortunately, the general public isn't a health-and-diet guru like me. Oh well.
Monkey Man
Super Moderator
All these transmissions, whether they be WiFi, 3G, 4G, 5G, microwave ovens or whatever, compromise immune health.
To suggest they could be anything other than bad for one's health would be indescribably-dumb.
To suggest they could be anything other than bad for one's health would be indescribably-dumb.
Giga.Blast
Banned
Well-known member
"they"?Monkey Man":6kj2brxm said:
Friend, don't believe the hype/conspiracy shit. This shit is small potatoes (mmWave) and not new it's just more Marchitecture BS progression to make another dime. Incrementally shortening the wave (naturally) transmission 2-3-4-5G doesn't not cause cancer anymore than Sativa causes corn to pop. Hype hype hype...
Old hat for this J. Gibbs brother from another mother.
https://mdsafetech.org/5g-telecommunications-science/
Monkey Man
Super Moderator
Good read, that. Thanks man.
I've never bought into hype, but rather base my conclusions on my own experiences, and I've had some doozies with this shit.
For the record, for 45 years I've not been able to handle transmission (leaks) from MW ovens and all other sources I've been aware of. Even metres above a MW unit on a different house floor and with a waterbed between "us", I was affected and used to dash downstairs and berate my ma for not warning me so I could move to another room (my bedroom was directly-above). Not once in more than 10 years did I run down the stairs on a false alarm and there was no way of knowing when the oven was fired up from upstairs.
Back then peeps had base-station 'phone setups. Always produced headaches for me within 30 seconds of placing a receiver to my head. Low-level, unsophisticated "code", but the amplitude on those things was high, and that's what got me.
Fast forward to the age of cell 'phones. If I place a transmitting 'phone near my head for a few seconds, I'm awake for, on average, 2 and a half days. Worse than that, my focus is completely-lost and I'm useless. Can't perform chain / complex tasks 'cause context is thrown out-the-window.
WiFi is strong for me, and always leaves me edgy.
BlueTooth, low-amplitude 'though it may be, produces a headache within 90 seconds. I can't wear active-3D glasses for this reason, which is a major bummer 'cause I love Gran Turismo and would like to be able to experience the more-immersive 3D option. Can't run BT keyboards or mouses either.
For the above reasons, I've had to go without wireless everything, including keyboards, mouses, headphones, remote controls (except for IR ones, which are fine, obviously), iPads, cell 'phones, MW ovens, internet fridges(!)... anything that transmits any flavour of electrical impulses. Even my only 'phone is hard-wired, obviously.
The boffins who conduct testing achieve varying results, usually depending upon who's funding. No surprises there. I ignore all such efforts 'cause I have my own body (and mind's!) reactions to go by, and only a fool would suggest any of them (my reactions, to be clear) is healthy, hence my post earlier.
Hope this clarifies the fact that I'm not a fool (although I am, of course, just a punk with toilet water behind his ears) and that in fact I'm super-sensitive to these things, as I am to all food additives and toxins added to household cleaners, perfumes, soaps, shampoos, aftershave... you name it. Been this way since I was under 10 years old, and I attribute it to heavy-metal poisoning, of which I copped three huge doses, one leaving me in spasmodic seizure at age 2, which seemed to trigger a year-long battle with glandular fever, one resulting in insomnia and major depression at age 8 and the third causing chronic fatigue and a myriad of autoimmune issues at age 28.
Being a silver-lining guy, the positive for me is that I'm a friggin' walking litmus test, although that comes with the expected sceptical blowback that I've had to endure for 45 years.
I've never bought into hype, but rather base my conclusions on my own experiences, and I've had some doozies with this shit.
For the record, for 45 years I've not been able to handle transmission (leaks) from MW ovens and all other sources I've been aware of. Even metres above a MW unit on a different house floor and with a waterbed between "us", I was affected and used to dash downstairs and berate my ma for not warning me so I could move to another room (my bedroom was directly-above). Not once in more than 10 years did I run down the stairs on a false alarm and there was no way of knowing when the oven was fired up from upstairs.
Back then peeps had base-station 'phone setups. Always produced headaches for me within 30 seconds of placing a receiver to my head. Low-level, unsophisticated "code", but the amplitude on those things was high, and that's what got me.
Fast forward to the age of cell 'phones. If I place a transmitting 'phone near my head for a few seconds, I'm awake for, on average, 2 and a half days. Worse than that, my focus is completely-lost and I'm useless. Can't perform chain / complex tasks 'cause context is thrown out-the-window.
WiFi is strong for me, and always leaves me edgy.
BlueTooth, low-amplitude 'though it may be, produces a headache within 90 seconds. I can't wear active-3D glasses for this reason, which is a major bummer 'cause I love Gran Turismo and would like to be able to experience the more-immersive 3D option. Can't run BT keyboards or mouses either.
For the above reasons, I've had to go without wireless everything, including keyboards, mouses, headphones, remote controls (except for IR ones, which are fine, obviously), iPads, cell 'phones, MW ovens, internet fridges(!)... anything that transmits any flavour of electrical impulses. Even my only 'phone is hard-wired, obviously.
The boffins who conduct testing achieve varying results, usually depending upon who's funding. No surprises there. I ignore all such efforts 'cause I have my own body (and mind's!) reactions to go by, and only a fool would suggest any of them (my reactions, to be clear) is healthy, hence my post earlier.
Hope this clarifies the fact that I'm not a fool (although I am, of course, just a punk with toilet water behind his ears) and that in fact I'm super-sensitive to these things, as I am to all food additives and toxins added to household cleaners, perfumes, soaps, shampoos, aftershave... you name it. Been this way since I was under 10 years old, and I attribute it to heavy-metal poisoning, of which I copped three huge doses, one leaving me in spasmodic seizure at age 2, which seemed to trigger a year-long battle with glandular fever, one resulting in insomnia and major depression at age 8 and the third causing chronic fatigue and a myriad of autoimmune issues at age 28.
Being a silver-lining guy, the positive for me is that I'm a friggin' walking litmus test, although that comes with the expected sceptical blowback that I've had to endure for 45 years.
Giga.Blast
Banned
Well-known member
Hey man my friend. I masqueraded as a core network engineer where the dollars grow (I'm a mathematician) doing all this shit for 35+ years. I think back to rolling into 1990 when we had partnered with CERN labs and developed the logical and physical process to link "hypertext" to the local and metropolitan transmission control process protocol at that time. Now you may recognize a (TCP/IP) - stack. Metaphorize this as the 1st bit Patrick Henry the 2nd bit the Apollo Program. 
As for "G" whatever, there's only so much STUFF you can cram (or remove for larger payload) into a fiber optic (or copper) cable.
Maybe this is a glimpse of some of my madness to the methodology. Or the other way around.
As for "G" whatever, there's only so much STUFF you can cram (or remove for larger payload) into a fiber optic (or copper) cable.
Maybe this is a glimpse of some of my madness to the methodology. Or the other way around.
Monkey Man
Super Moderator
Hey, all the hieroglyphics... I mean, code you speak in provides insight into your twisted arithmetical mind, GB... if only we understood it, we'd be able to read you like a book.
S
Sitedrifter
Well-known member
Giga.Blast":24jn8fuk said:Hey man my friend. I masqueraded as a core network engineer where the dollars grow (I'm a mathematician) doing all this shit for 35+ years. I think back to rolling into 1990 when we had partnered with CERN labs and developed the logical and physical process to link "hypertext" to the local and metropolitan transmission control process protocol at that time. Now you may recognize a (TCP/IP) - stack. Metaphorize this as the 1st bit Patrick Henry the 2nd bit the Apollo Program.
As for "G" whatever, there's only so much STUFF you can cram (or remove for larger payload) into a fiber optic (or copper) cable.
Maybe this is a glimpse of some of my madness to the methodology. Or the other way around.
We should chat. Arpanet is your friend and elm as well.
#!@peachy
N
nWttrs2
New member
5G can really be a big problem for all mankind
W
WGAF
Banned
Active member
nWttrs2":3b299qta said:
I wonder who you might be, newcomer.
S
Sitedrifter
Well-known member
crwnedblasphemy":tbvo98ut said:
Anyone who even looks at that crazy mans website either needs help or does it for a huge laugh.