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legendary
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April 27, 2020, 06:17:26 PM
As to the self declared superiority claim, I'm claiming that the thousands of people who's job it is to do the analysis are superior to both of us at the task of advising on what our best course of action is. I'm just curious how many millions of hours you've spent sifting through the raw data, talking to individual business owners to see what losses they're experiencing, and where you've gathered your data that you're drawing all of your conclusions from? Unfortunately, I don't have the resources, ability, or personnel to do that personally, so I rely on others to do that for me, and hope that discrepancies found between Team USA and Team Canada for example would help to clear up any errors along the way.  

I apologize for the ad hominem comments, stupid people don't frustrate me, smart people that act stupid do. I feel it absolutely unnecessary to explain why your claims about probable corona virus deaths and reporting is an outright lie because again, I don't believe that you believe what you are saying. You know as well as I do how pathologists do post mortem reports, they don't spin the wheel to decide what to write down as a cause of death. If you come into a hospital with a stab wound, cancer, seasonal allergies, and a cavity and you bleed out from your stab wound, your cause of death is not listed as seasonal allergies. Please look again at what your own CDC link says about the separation between probable and confirmed corona virus cases, as well as the part about data lagging up to a week and being constantly amended. If you die of pneumonia from the flu and it gets listed as probable corona virus death, what happens next week when you test negative? Ah, the number gets amended, fantastic.

That is absolutely reasonable, if it quacks like a duck and walks like a duck, and you call it a duck only later to find out it was a quacking waddling chicken, the record gets changed when you find out its a chicken. Hospitals have oversight committees, its a group of jackasses that represent the hospital and watch for lawsuit risks. If Coroner A is doing something that could get them sued, they cut that out.

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Once again, this is not just about a 1 dimensional cost benefit analysis. The claim that these analyses factor in long term macro economic factors is not only asinine, but is factually impossible. There is NO WAY such a complex system of inter-dependencies were factored into this equation, because the market effects on a macro scale are not quantifiable in any reliable sense.
 

This is literally a job people do every single day when they make forecasts on the economy. Calculus and computers make magic! My only point that I've now brought up literally four times now in this thread, is that while it might be asinine for me to claim that I've done all of these calculations personally, its business as usual for the people who's job it is to map out the correlation between how often people change their underwear and how well the economy is doing. Do you know how much more complicated predicting the weather is than this?

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Your rights end when they infringe on the rights of others.
I could not agree with you more. Your right to enjoy a nice bowling game does not outweigh the life of the guy handling the ball after you. Everyone is dealing with this together, grow up, deal with it like an adult and not an angry kid that can't deal with being told what to do. We can all stay home for a month, or half of the population can stay home for a year while the other half disregards the order and takes up precious resources that they don't deserve.

Just keep in mind that if you have a pet dog and you're eating a chocolate bar and refusing to give any to the dog, from the dog's point of view, you're just an asshole who doesn't want to share.



The self declared superiority claim has nothing to with anyone but you. You claim we don't need to attack or defend the president then instantly make ad homenim level attacks on him. This in on YOU, not experts. You.

Millions of hours? Again, you rest your haunches on appeal to authority and hyperbole. I don't need your apologies. I need you to stop being so fucking intellectually dishonest because you don't like the implications of the information I am presenting. I don't give a fuck what you believe. Your belief is not a retort.

You know as well as I do that I already presented evidence from not only the CDC but the Illinois Department of health directly stating that any death which occurs with a positive or even SUSPECTED case of COVID-19, regardless of it being the primary cause or not, is added to the COVID-19 death stats. No, pathologists don't spin the wheel, and there are supposed to be regulations around this sort of thing, but hose are being bypassed under emergency order aren't they?


"It  is  important  to  remember  that  death  certificate  reporting  may  not  meet  mandatory  reporting  requirements  for  reportable  diseases;  contact  the  local  health  department regarding regulations specific to the jurisdiction.In  cases  where  a  definite  diagnosis  of  COVID–19  cannot  be  made,  but  it  is  suspected  or  likely  (e.g.,  the  circumstances  are  compelling  within  a  reasonable  degree  of  certainty),  it  is  acceptable  to  report  COVID–19  on  a  death  certificate  as  “probable” or “presumed.”"

https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/nvss/vsrr/covid19/index.htm


There are many sources showing that this is in fact how the numbers are being reported, and so far your only response to this is "no that is not true". No refutation, no sources, just contradiction. I never claimed the numbers were "an outright lie", this is again a strawman on your part. I am however claiming the numbers are being artificially inflated in several ways, one of which I provided multiple sources to support this claim. Rather than looking at the facts presented and questioning your own conclusions, you again fall back on your appeal to authority and make the assumption based on your belief that all the normal procedures are being followed to the letter. Again, this is not an argument. This is the debate equivalent of telling me to let Jesus take the wheel. For you to pretend the same oversights and liabilities are in place during an emergency order is intellectually dishonest.

Since you are circling back again and not responding to what I actually wrote I will just start quoting myself since you are clearly trying to create topic slide here now that it is increasingly evident you don't have a logical retort to these points.

Once again, this is not just about a 1 dimensional cost benefit analysis. The claim that these analyses factor in long term macro economic factors is not only asinine, but is factually impossible. There is NO WAY such a complex system of inter-dependencies were factored into this equation, because the market effects on a macro scale are not quantifiable in any reliable sense. This is the whole point of price signalling as a core principal of economics, because there is no reliable way to dictate from a centralized top down position the most efficient priority and cost. Furthermore, even if you want to desperately cling to such an argument, there is no way they could have done a complete analysis of such effect in such a short period of time no matter how many experts you cram into a room. These are assumptions and projections AT BEST. And of course the totality of this argument relies completely on valid reporting of base statistics, which itself is clearly under dispute as referenced above. You crap out all the hyperbole you like, it changes none of this.

It is a weatherman's job to predict the weather. They are never wrong are they? So your point is these systems are SUPER complicated, and that is your argument to support the fact that they are correct in their assertions? It seems to me like you are making my quoted point above for me. This is the kind of half-assed argument you rely on over and over and over again. Appeals to authority, strawmans, ad hominem attacks, and telling me about what you believe.

[I couldn't agree more!... Grow up and accept your rights being stripped!] By the way your metaphors are shit just like the foundations of your arguments.


I'm fine with Tecshare being a prick, what gets to me is how you act like a prick, someone responds in kind, and then you pull the victim card and can immediately discredit anything anyone says because they had the audacity to criticize you (or others apparently). You would disagree with someone reading you the dictionary if they prefaced it with an insult.


I couldn't give less of a fuck if you or anyone else insults me. The problem is you are using ad hominem attacks in lieu of an argument. It is not about my feelings of being a "victim", it is about your inability to present a logical argument and instead relying on fallacy after fallacy to give yourself a sophistic veneer of having a point.
legendary
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April 27, 2020, 05:51:37 PM
Don't forget to watch Del Bigtree's The Highwire - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCq6oOuhSx7ESreh6m9LGy6Q/videos. The logic shown is the closest that I have seen to proof that, say, 90% of the CV talk is simply hype.

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Oh man, I miss the days we had normal news, weather and so on. It's obvious that it is all about overreaction and hype. They need to somehow convince us to stay home and what is a better strategy than creating fear & panic? It worked at first on me too, but that was before news overreacted. It didn't take long for me to find out that something's fishy..

I can only guess that they're applying a diversity of techniques and strategies to hold us in place and wait for .. nothing. To believe something that does exist, but is not as terrible as they say. But whatever, we're talking about MSM - haven't had a TV in many, many years and I don't regret it...
legendary
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April 27, 2020, 05:04:07 PM
Now that I think of it, if there is a ton of 5G work going on right now taking advantage of the 'balognavirus scamdemic', they probably are sighting in a lot of point-to-point beams, and probably giving the actual 5G hardware 'sea trials' so to speak and running the spectrums on something of a burn-in.  Maybe there is a certain amount of collateral damage and some people are getting fried and it is being blamed on the virus.

here is the funny parts
all your posts are not even original thought
your using buzzwords that are memed and conspiracies that are a year old

maybe try to stick to actual science of the actual frequencies and wattages of power involved. and the science that it cant fry someone in an area where there is no 5g

but knowing you, you will stick to your fantasies but try to make them sound less fantasy like. not by science but by calling them a hypothesis
just a shame your not scientific enough to even be able to form a true hypothesis

all of your if maybe, probably become meaningless

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now when you are ready to wake up to reality..
you will realise that the conspiracy started due to the racial hatred of wont wanting china to be providing the technology
it has nothing to o with frequencies or wattage. but the race that is providing it that is ultimately being hated. but that got called out early on as racism. so the fantasy started that china must be trying to kill. as a way to excuse their racism

Waking up to your reality would be like jumping into your dreams... yuk!

Cool
legendary
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April 27, 2020, 01:22:50 PM
Now that I think of it, if there is a ton of 5G work going on right now taking advantage of the 'balognavirus scamdemic', they probably are sighting in a lot of point-to-point beams, and probably giving the actual 5G hardware 'sea trials' so to speak and running the spectrums on something of a burn-in.  Maybe there is a certain amount of collateral damage and some people are getting fried and it is being blamed on the virus.

here is the funny parts
all your posts are not even original thought
your using buzzwords that are memed and conspiracies that are a year old

maybe try to stick to actual science of the actual frequencies and wattages of power involved. and the science that it cant fry someone in an area where there is no 5g

but knowing you, you will stick to your fantasies but try to make them sound less fantasy like. not by science but by calling them a hypothesis
just a shame your not scientific enough to even be able to form a true hypothesis

all of your if maybe, probably become meaningless

..
now when you are ready to wake up to reality..
you will realise that the conspiracy started due to the racial hatred of wont wanting china to be providing the technology
it has nothing to o with frequencies or wattage. but the race that is providing it that is ultimately being hated. but that got called out early on as racism. so the fantasy started that china must be trying to kill. as a way to excuse their racism
legendary
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April 27, 2020, 12:04:29 PM
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An interesting note is that I was buying some land recently and in the research I noticed that a big strip was claimed by the telco.  It was maybe half a kilometer from one of these types of towers and up-hill.  The tower was not on top of a hill as they usually are.  I got to analyzing this and decided that perhaps the power levels in that area exceeded a safe level and the telco wanted/needed a legal out in case people got injured.  To test this hypothesis, I drew a line and followed it and just as I expected, about 20 km there was another tower right in line.
the actual reasonss are this

for radio broadcasts they dont want people building anything in the line of sight between antennas
again not due to human risk of illness.. but due to blocking the signals line of sight if suddenly a large building was put in the way.
The strip was well away from the tower and was not between the two towers
As a matter of fact, if you go 20km away to the other tower and sight strait from the top of it to the top of the tower in question, the land claimed by the telco was exactly the patch of land which would be hit by a beam which missed the target by a part of a degree.  Because of the topography it was a relatively long and narrow patch on the surface of the terrain.

I predicted that I would find a tower along a certain line at a fair distance, and it was EXACTLY what I found.  Over a period of time when these kinds of things happen with a particular hypothesis it grows in strength.

so your rebuttal tries to say that its not about line of sight.. but then you argue that it was exactly about line of sight.

can you even get story straight not between towers exactly inline

.. anyway take your 5G conspiracy back to the other topic. it has nothing to do with corona virus.
we already debunked it due to corona being an outbreak in places that dont even have 5g
so take your 5g conspiracy to the other topic if you want to rebuttal it

Hey dumb-fuck:

Code:
   tow2                                 tow1         /
     |           line of sight           |          /  <-                            
     |(- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -)| - - - - /  <- area
     |                                   |        /  <-
     |                                   |       /
-----|-----------------------------------|------
                      terrain                    

Now that I think of it, if there is a ton of 5G work going on right now taking advantage of the 'balognavirus scamdemic', they probably are sighting in a lot of point-to-point beams, and probably giving the actual 5G hardware 'sea trials' so to speak and running the spectrums on something of a burn-in.  Maybe there is a certain amount of collateral damage and some people are getting fried and it is being blamed on the virus.

legendary
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April 27, 2020, 11:42:29 AM
What happens if hospital receive more money for every dead

---------------Pop. City---Pop. MetroLockdownCOVID Deaths
New York 8 175 13319 979 477Yes11000
Tokyo13 929 28638 140 000Never93

They'd just start killing people on purpose and blaming the virus of course!

That's it Tash! You've cracked the case of the mysterious corona virus!  Well done!

Ahahahah, I've literally heard some conspiracy theories like this. The ones I've heard didn't go as far though, some people were saying that hospitals were way overreporting the amount of deaths from COVID-19 to get more money. I don't think people understand that you can't just report someone dead and move on, you're going to be filling out a lot more paperwork and you're going to get caught very quickly if you're lying.

People folks. People.

Overall I think most hospitals are suffering financially since elective surgeries have all been postponed.  Elective surgeries are expensive, and the bills usually get paid.  Now they gotta pay out a ton of overtime to deal with mostly old people on medicaid or poor uninsured people.
legendary
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April 27, 2020, 11:41:37 AM
The logic shown is the closest that I have seen to proof that, say, 90% of the CV talk is simply hype.

agreed 90% of bigtrees CV talk is hype
meanwhile actual doctors actual scientists actual fact checkers are saying whats really going on
try to find proper sources and stop following faux news thats 90% hype
legendary
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April 27, 2020, 11:39:11 AM

already debunked Dr sidel
he was an ER doctor not an intensive care specialist. he admitted even on bigtree that he was putting patients who were not yet in acute respiratory distress because they were talking and calm. he was putting them on ARDS protocol by comatosing them and putting them on a ventilator

this has already been addressed months ago that he was told to go back to ER and not treat patients with covid. purely because HE done the wrong protocol

yep ARDS treatment is not for people who are not in respiratory distress
ill give you a clue
ARDS - Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome

he done malpractice for giving ards treatment to a patient that was not in distress and still able to talk.

im starting to think america are just too dumb to even think for themselves. not just a few doctors. but the american conspiracy theorists and cultish people on this forum. you know who you are. if your getting offended by what i just said. im talking about you
legendary
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April 27, 2020, 11:24:09 AM
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An interesting note is that I was buying some land recently and in the research I noticed that a big strip was claimed by the telco.  It was maybe half a kilometer from one of these types of towers and up-hill.  The tower was not on top of a hill as they usually are.  I got to analyzing this and decided that perhaps the power levels in that area exceeded a safe level and the telco wanted/needed a legal out in case people got injured.  To test this hypothesis, I drew a line and followed it and just as I expected, about 20 km there was another tower right in line.
the actual reasonss are this

for radio broadcasts they dont want people building anything in the line of sight between antennas
again not due to human risk of illness.. but due to blocking the signals line of sight if suddenly a large building was put in the way.
The strip was well away from the tower and was not between the two towers
As a matter of fact, if you go 20km away to the other tower and sight strait from the top of it to the top of the tower in question, the land claimed by the telco was exactly the patch of land which would be hit by a beam which missed the target by a part of a degree.  Because of the topography it was a relatively long and narrow patch on the surface of the terrain.

I predicted that I would find a tower along a certain line at a fair distance, and it was EXACTLY what I found.  Over a period of time when these kinds of things happen with a particular hypothesis it grows in strength.

so your rebuttal tries to say that its not about line of sight.. but then you argue that it was exactly about line of sight.

can you even get story straight not between towers exactly inline

.. anyway take your 5G conspiracy back to the other topic. it has nothing to do with corona virus.
we already debunked it due to corona being an outbreak in places that dont even have 5g
so take your 5g conspiracy to the other topic if you want to rebuttal it
legendary
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April 27, 2020, 11:23:19 AM
My "strategy" right now is to just read everything, bullshit or not, with a very critical mind and believe nothing but the uncensored and real facts.. That takes a lot of time though - and a lot of information to process.

Don't forget to watch Del Bigtree's The Highwire - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCq6oOuhSx7ESreh6m9LGy6Q/videos. The logic shown is the closest that I have seen to proof that, say, 90% of the CV talk is simply hype.

Cool
legendary
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April 27, 2020, 11:16:32 AM
What happens if hospital receive more money for every dead

---------------Pop. City---Pop. MetroLockdownCOVID Deaths
New York 8 175 13319 979 477Yes11000
Tokyo13 929 28638 140 000Never93

They'd just start killing people on purpose and blaming the virus of course!

That's it Tash! You've cracked the case of the mysterious corona virus!  Well done!

Ahahahah, I've literally heard some conspiracy theories like this. The ones I've heard didn't go as far though, some people were saying that hospitals were way overreporting the amount of deaths from COVID-19 to get more money. I don't think people understand that you can't just report someone dead and move on, you're going to be filling out a lot more paperwork and you're going to get caught very quickly if you're lying.

People folks. People.
legendary
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April 27, 2020, 11:07:04 AM
What happens if hospital receive more money for every dead

---------------Pop. City---Pop. MetroLockdownCOVID Deaths
New York 8 175 13319 979 477Yes11000
Tokyo13 929 28638 140 000Never93

They'd just start killing people on purpose and blaming the virus of course!

That's it Tash! You've cracked the case of the mysterious corona virus!  Well done!
legendary
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April 27, 2020, 10:32:01 AM
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An interesting note is that I was buying some land recently and in the research I noticed that a big strip was claimed by the telco.  It was maybe half a kilometer from one of these types of towers and up-hill.  The tower was not on top of a hill as they usually are.  I got to analyzing this and decided that perhaps the power levels in that area exceeded a safe level and the telco wanted/needed a legal out in case people got injured.  To test this hypothesis, I drew a line and followed it and just as I expected, about 20 km there was another tower right in line.

It should be noted that no where in any sort of publicly accessible documentation from the planing/zoning people or anywhere else was there any mention of the area, and there were houses all over the place.  It was right in the middle of the city.  The FCC had no useful information at all, and in fact when I talked to an FCC person later, the lady had no concept of what a power level even was.
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That is very interesting, but you probably understand the level of research needed to find out all these secretly planned safe-level-exceeding installation of towers and antennas.. Lots of them are probably out there in the plain sight already and we don't even notice.


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Here's the key to not going mad:  Plan to KNOW almost nothing.  Go back to the way post-enlightenment science is supposed to work.  Just:

 - understand and entertain a lot of hypotheses which are often enough mutually exclusive.
 - go about absorbing information and making observations.
 - make pattern matches about what observations fall into the bins of which hypotheses
 - kick out the hypotheses which can be excluded based on observation
 - DON'T kick out hypotheses which cannot reasonably be exclude (even if you get called a 'conspiracy theorist'.)

This is elementary analysis.  It is not taught in school for the same reason that fiat monetary theory isn't.  Namely, you are a better and safer sheep-person if you DON'T think about these things.
I sure as hell won't go mad. But I can't say the same about the majority of people. I guess that, after a while, this constant confusion proceeds to generate even some sort of psychological damage. My "strategy" right now is to just read everything, bullshit or not, with a very critical mind and believe nothing but the uncensored and real facts.. That takes a lot of time though - and a lot of information to process.
sr. member
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April 27, 2020, 10:03:25 AM

RCode has some great stuff on their channel, and archive.org generally doesn't suffer censorship gladly unlike the corp/govs such as youtube and facebook

  https://archive.org/details/@rcode

I had not seen the full vid of the mainstream fake nurse actor getting caught red-handed.



What happens if hospital receive more money for every dead

---------------Pop. City---Pop. MetroLockdownCOVID Deaths
New York 8 175 13319 979 477Yes11000
Tokyo13 929 28638 140 000Never93
legendary
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April 27, 2020, 09:18:46 AM

RCode has some great stuff on their channel, and archive.org generally doesn't suffer censorship gladly unlike the corp/govs such as youtube and facebook

  https://archive.org/details/@rcode

I had not seen the full vid of the mainstream fake nurse actor getting caught red-handed.

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April 27, 2020, 08:34:48 AM
legendary
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April 27, 2020, 08:27:45 AM
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An interesting note is that I was buying some land recently and in the research I noticed that a big strip was claimed by the telco.  It was maybe half a kilometer from one of these types of towers and up-hill.  The tower was not on top of a hill as they usually are.  I got to analyzing this and decided that perhaps the power levels in that area exceeded a safe level and the telco wanted/needed a legal out in case people got injured.  To test this hypothesis, I drew a line and followed it and just as I expected, about 20 km there was another tower right in line.

It should be noted that no where in any sort of publicly accessible documentation from the planing/zoning people or anywhere else was there any mention of the area, and there were houses all over the place.  It was right in the middle of the city.  The FCC had no useful information at all, and in fact when I talked to an FCC person later, the lady had no concept of what a power level even was.
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there are 2 reasons why telco companies buy strips of land
and ill hint now. its not about danger of intense power levels

the actual reasonss are this

for radio broadcasts they dont want people building inthg in the line of sight between antennas
again not due to human risk of illness.. but due to blocking the signals line of sight if suddenly a large building was put in the way.

as for underground cabling. they dont want to have to seek permission from a private land owner to dig his land to replace cables. if its their land they can dig as they please.

si before trying to assume its due to worries of signal intensity harming people. its not. its about logistics of not wanting to have delays/interuptions of their service/repair plans

Neither of the two reasons you think you 'know' about apply here.  The strip was well away from the tower and was not between the two towers.  The strip was not contiguous with the land upon which the tower sat, nor was it in any very feasible path for future buried utility work.

As a matter of fact, if you go 20km away to the other tower and sight strait from the top of it to the top of the tower in question, the land claimed by the telco was exactly the patch of land which would be hit by a beam which missed the target by a part of a degree.  Because of the topography it was a relatively long and narrow patch on the surface of the terrain.

I had a friend with special access to GIS data which is the only reason I knew about the strip.  Otherwise it was just covered with houses and buildings like any other part of the 'highly urbanized area'.  The property I was looking at was partly in this strip which is why I was pulling the claims and what-not.

This story is actually a classic example of testing a hypothesis by making a prediction, and that's one of the strongest kinds of tests.  I predicted that I would find a tower along a certain line at a fair distance, and it was EXACTLY what I found.  Over a period of time when these kinds of things happen with a particular hypothesis it grows in strength.

legendary
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April 27, 2020, 08:08:59 AM
there are 2 reasons why telco companies buy strips of land
and ill hint now. its not about danger of intense power levels

the actual reasonss are this

for radio broadcasts they dont want people building inthg in the line of sight between antennas
again not due to human risk of illness.. but due to blocking the signals line of sight if suddenly a large building was put in the way.

as for underground cabling. they dont want to have to seek permission from a private land owner to dig his land to replace cables. if its their land they can dig as they please.

si before trying to assume its due to worries of signal intensity harming people. its not. its about logistics of not wanting to have delays/interuptions of their service/repair plans
legendary
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April 27, 2020, 07:49:28 AM
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Dude, that thing in the 2nd vid looks massive.. are you sure it is a 5G tower/mast?

I think it safe to say that the big daddy is generally NOT (and that's why I chose the term EMF instead of 5G.)  The reason being that it is dominated by parabolic antenna.  These would be high bandwidth point-to-point links which is cheaper and easier than laying fiber.

I did spot stories of 5G in some city in Peru since it was a bone of contention with the Huawai kerfuffle, but I didn't cross reference to see if this was even the same city.

An interesting note is that I was buying some land recently and in the research I noticed that a big strip was claimed by the telco.  It was maybe half a kilometer from one of these types of towers and up-hill.  The tower was not on top of a hill as they usually are.  I got to analyzing this and decided that perhaps the power levels in that area exceeded a safe level and the telco wanted/needed a legal out in case people got injured.  To test this hypothesis, I drew a line and followed it and just as I expected, about 20 km there was another tower right in line.

It should be noted that no where in any sort of publicly accessible documentation from the planing/zoning people or anywhere else was there any mention of the area, and there were houses all over the place.  It was right in the middle of the city.  The FCC had no useful information at all, and in fact when I talked to an FCC person later, the lady had no concept of what a power level even was.

These markings and lines are pathetic to say the least.. It looks like they're some sheeps or slaves waiting in line.. The insane number of misinformation flying around us is shared on purpose imo, it's to confuse us constantly and reminds me of the video from BBC about non-linear warfare very well.

We've been confused so well we have been perfectly steered away from the truth. We have arguments for any narrative: you have arguments for any of the theories about what caused COVID, you can argue about the pandemic being real or fake, about microchipping being on its way or not etc.

It's a big strategy and I think it's the same one they have been using for a long time (the non-linear warfare) now. If we did not have everything in contradiction, we, as a community, could've headed towards the truth long time ago. But we just can't. And it's gonna be more confusing the deeper we get into the rabbit hole.

Here's the key to not going mad:  Plan to KNOW almost nothing.  Go back to the way post-enlightenment science is supposed to work.  Just:

 - understand and entertain a lot of hypotheses which are often enough mutually exclusive.
 - go about absorbing information and making observations.
 - make pattern matches about what observations fall into the bins of which hypotheses
 - kick out the hypotheses which can be excluded based on observation
 - DON'T kick out hypotheses which cannot reasonably be exclude (even if you get called a 'conspiracy theorist'.)

This is elementary analysis.  It is not taught in school for the same reason that fiat monetary theory isn't.  Namely, you are a better and safer sheep-person if you DON'T think about these things.

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April 27, 2020, 07:16:33 AM
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Dude, that thing in the 2nd vid looks massive.. are you sure it is a 5G tower/mast?

These markings and lines are pathetic to say the least.. It looks like they're some sheeps or slaves waiting in line.. The insane number of misinformation flying around us is shared on purpose imo, it's to confuse us constantly and reminds me of the video from BBC about non-linear warfare very well.

We've been confused so well we have been perfectly steered away from the truth. We have arguments for any narrative: you have arguments for any of the theories about what caused COVID, you can argue about the pandemic being real or fake, about microchipping being on its way or not etc.

It's a big strategy and I think it's the same one they have been using for a long time (the non-linear warfare) now. If we did not have everything in contradiction, we, as a community, could've headed towards the truth long time ago. But we just can't. And it's gonna be more confusing the deeper we get into the rabbit hole.
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