Topic: 4g

The history of electromagnetic illness is traced back to the mid-19th century, citing reports of passengers falling ill next to telegraph wires on American railroads. The authors argue that while the human body attempts to adapt to each new generation of technology (3G, 4G, 5G), the underlying cellular damage remains constant. They advocate for physical disconnection from technology to reclaim human health and autonomy.

Derek Brose discusses the retraction of a poorly written scientific paper that claimed to prove a 5G-COVID connection, noting how such instances are used by mainstream media to mock all skeptics. He emphasizes that the dangers of 5G and other EMFs are cumulative, similar to the radiation from airport body scanners, rather than instantaneous. Brose argues for maintaining high standards of accuracy in alternative media to avoid being easily dismissed by the public.

The transition from crude electrical control to advanced electromagnetic fields has led to the rollout of 5G, which Cliff High views as a threat to human DNA. He links 4G radiation to rising cancer rates in domestic animals and warns that 5G's sub-millimeter bandwidth could engineer human extinction. High notes that humans may have been temporarily protected by having fewer chromosome pairs than other animals.