5G, EMF Wireless Technology and the Impact on our Health
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1 hour and 52 minutes
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Summary
In this episode of the Call It Tuesdays with Tanya Good, we have a special guest speaker, Dr. Greg Gary, who is coming on to the empower hour tomorrow night to talk about the central banking system, central banks, the money system, and the fiat system, as well as what we need to do about it.
Transcript
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we are glad you're here to join us again call it tuesdays with tanya
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good we're really looking forward to our special guest speaker today we think this is a really
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important issue that we haven't really made a priority to talk about just yet because there's
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been so many other things that we've needed to discuss so we'll just wait till everybody's in
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the room there's more people signing on hope you're all having a good day
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we're having a sunny one which is unusual in bc on the coast better than rain
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all right oh lots of people lots of people still coming in that's good
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i'll go through a few updates andy can you let me know when farron is on as well
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yes thank you good stuff i love it when everybody adds where they're from in the chat
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and if you're new if this is your first time here please let us know
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all over the country i see many familiar faces that's awesome if you know of anybody right now
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that you think would be interested in um this subject uh sheila do you want to pop the invite
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in there again the link and if you just want to text that or email it to someone
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then i'm just going to be doing my updates and by the time i'm done
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then they'll be able to sign on oh look at you all
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ontario right here in port coquitlam nova scotia maritimes wow it's 4 30 here already 8 30 there
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super oh and hope who is it that's from hope has just signed on
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like i say i'll give it a few more minutes because of how many people are coming on right now
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i have to show you i'm just going to show you a little
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this is this who spends time with me next to me
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he's just a pup so he's still learning his manners once in a while you guys will hear him in the background
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all right i think what i'll do is i will start getting through
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the few updates that i have of the call to action etc that's coming out this week
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i hope that everybody is receiving them so once in a while we hear of people that have been
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unsubscribed and they didn't unsubscribe so if anything like that is going on with you
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please let us know in the chat and we'll make sure your email is working
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we usually send out one weekly email we don't want to overwhelm you
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because we want to make sure you're fully informed
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and i just i was just so impressed uh with how he had explained uh the fiat system for instance
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and how our cash is it it's totally not safe and basically useless because we have no gold
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or anything backing it up and so it was a bit of a cut short um uh presentation so dr greg
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is coming on to the empower hour tomorrow night and i'm just i don't care if it takes an hour
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whatever he needs to uh give a full presentation on this topic i think it's really important for
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people to get informed and so anytime that i have a special guest on i always try to make sure that
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the weekly newsletter has a lot of supporting information and so that we can all become more
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well educated on any single issue and sort of a one-stop shop and i always say knowledge is power
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i want to fill you with that knowledge because that makes you more powerful
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or even point them to the action for canada website for those of you who are new
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to weekly emails and then when you click on that
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these are all of the weekly emails that we've been doing for months and months
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actually years and you can just go back and review information
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and like i say become educated on it um every week we always have the empower hour listed separately
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so that you can blast that out on social media we would like to build our numbers at action for canada
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because it really makes us feel good to know that people are indeed becoming well educated on the issues
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so a little bit of information mike maloney is a very good speaker on on national currencies
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some of the information you learn is just uh you know a little bit frightening but we can't be fearful in this
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we've got to be responsible and find out what other options are available to us
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we don't have a canadian debt clock but i did include the us one uh just to give you an idea
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this is a 30 trillion dollar debt and as you can see it is increasing um every second
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and so we need to get these banksters and these politicians um out of office and into jail
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and that is what this wonderful gentleman here godfrey bloom that's not godfrey
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but you got to listen this is a two minute video and i highly recommend it is my opinion that you do
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not really understand the concept of banking all the banks are broke uh bank santander deutsch bank
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royal bank of scotland they're all broke and why are they broke it isn't an act of god it isn't some
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sort of tsunami they're broke because we have a system called fractional reserve banking which means
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that banks can lend money that they don't actually have it's a criminal scandal and it's been going on
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for too long to add to that problem you have moral hazard a very significant moral hazard from the
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political sphere and most of the problem starts in politics and central banks which are part of the same
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political system we have counterfeiting sometimes called quantitative easing but counterfeiting by
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any other name the artificial printing of money which if any ordinary person did they'd go to prison
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for a very long time and yet governments and central banks do it all the time central banks repress the
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amount of interest that rates are so we don't have the real cost of money and yet we blame the real
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retail banks for manipulating libel the sheer effrontery of this is quite astonishing it's central banks
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it's central banks that manipulate interest rates commissioner and plus underneath all this we talk
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loosely in a rather cavalier fashion do we not about deposit guarantees so when banks go broke through
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their own incompetence and chicanery the taxpayer picks up the tab it's theft from the taxpayer
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and until we start sending bankers and i include central bankers and politicians to prison for this
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okay i just love them i just adore this fella and i thought it was really incredible uh i mean he packed
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a punch in that two minute uh video so if you know anybody share it uh cbdc central banking digital
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currency this lady's amazing i i've listened to several of her uh youtube videos and uh she just
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goes through the process of digital banking uh the amount of power that gives the government and she
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talks about moving we've been talking for some time about moving towards the social credit system
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and and to back up what she said i've included this video and somebody here posted this is so scary
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so this young woman and another man think that it's perfectly such a great idea to have a social credit
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system because it keeps people safer and it pushes you towards being a better citizen
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and i'm just sitting there looking at these individuals and you know the summary i gave is this is what
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you get um after living for years under authoritarianism they can't think critically they don't know that
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billions of cameras uh uh you know focused on their every single move um is not a good thing it's not
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healthy it's it's mentally i i think debilitating to think that your every single move um you know is
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under scrutiny and then under this system you get a rating between 350 and 950 on the social credit
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scale if you drop a three below 350 you you you can't go shopping you can't go to the bank you can't
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get on a train and so i really encourage you you know review this page look at the materials it
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doesn't take a lot of your time but your eyes will really be open and then you will know how to even
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press uh elected officials on this issue you may be able to send this information and educate them
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so that they understand what they're supporting if they're going along with the business digital
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id system or the banking digital id system etc uh this was just a brief um video i did the other day
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at a rally and then of course i hope all of you have loved and enjoyed last week as much as i did
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on the reports coming out of the un eu parliament and uh the review of justin trudeau as a tyrant
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as a dictator and for his hypocrisy and authoritarianism we have allies in the eu and
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this gave me pause and reason to celebrate and so it is critically important for us to be involved in
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our chapters to start thinking about running for office to support those who are running for office
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etc um then we had the invitation for today and then the one other thing i want to bring to your
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attention you may know a medical professional in your life who is being told that they have to
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provide their vac status or their um or that they have to be demanded to take a vaccine in order to
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continue to practice so we have made a notice for medical professionals to send to the colleges to the
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registrars uh because the registrars do not have the authority to take away their license if they don't
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comply and medical professionals need to have a way to stand up for themselves and to put them on
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notice and so if you know anybody it's right here but it's also um marked as new on our notice of
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liability page all right andy is farron here yes okay so i'm going to stop sharing screen
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two minutes you need two minutes all right fair enough um farron was having a bit of problems with
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his own computer so he has gone to um andy's home and andy is one of our amazing chapter leaders
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here in the pit meadows maple ridge area and so while they get themselves set up we will prepare
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for uh farron to give his presentation all right while we wait boy there's not generally a time when
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there's a pause in what it is that we're doing so my apologies for that does anybody have a maybe a
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question if you want to raise your hand i'll try to answer a question or two as farron gets set up
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hi genevieve can you unmute yes you'd think i'd be faster at it than i am today in all this practice
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but i was wondering sometimes you have mentioned that you have gone to the uh police with material
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you think is criminal activity and they haven't pursued it right do you think that should be published
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i have i have i've made it public nationwide i've uh provided the 25 page affidavit that i wrote
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uh and provided and met at the uh corporate office for the rcmp and it was a 25 page affidavit
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uh with information in it about bc's health officer bonnie henry our premier uh uh and a couple of
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others and so our problem in not only this province but others but our our it's a little bit higher in
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in in bc and newfoundland as far as the um oh i don't know how to say right now the information that
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you have as far as the crown accepting it and permitting uh you know an investigation to commence
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and yesterday i was in a phone conversation with somebody um and i let them know what it is i was
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doing and in provinces you may not know this but they have uh these uh committees that are pulling
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klaus schwab's agenda un agenda into canada provincially and so these committees are forming
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i see you andy these committees are forming with um mlas other top officials within the provinces
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and they are trying to implement the agenda 2030 so this is tyranny coming into canada so we have uh
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known as uh whistleblowers who have provided this information to the rcmp as well but because
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trudeau is making these backroom deals like i've been saying for nearly two years with the premiers
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it's a matter of finding the information that directly connects the premiers and the prime minister
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without having some middleman uh taking the heat for it so i am very actively involved at actually
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exposing this and there will hopefully be more coming on this issue well you said you published it where
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would we get a hold of it and should other people be publishing it along with you okay so uh it's a good
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point the affidavit i should double check on the legal page now that you posted it tanya in the
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chat it's filed investigation okay is that the actual affidavit or is that the page where i am it's the
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page that gives the link to to the affidavit and your article on government corruption including the
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syndicate perfect thank you sheila because i know in there as well the emails that i personally had with
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the rcmp pleading with them i've been on tears on the phone with the uh second in command in bc of
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the rcmp saying do something you know this is when they were giving injections uh bonnie henry was
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saying it was fine to give it to pregnant women it was safe you know and in the meantime health
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canada's own website said do not give this to pregnant women we don't know the results and uh you
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know no no no results for children it's so corrupt and so criminal but anyways i see that uh farron is
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set up and ready so we're going to shift back to the show and uh farron welcome are you on mute if you
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could just unmute that would be wonderful hi tanya hello sir thank you for making it i know you had to
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travel a ways to get to andy and so we want to make sure that uh you have share screen and that if you
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can go into this as i said can you give us a little bit of information about yourself as well i know that
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you uh you work to make sure that you call it healthy homes as far as 5g and environmentally that homes
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are safe for individuals because 5g is not like 4g 5g is considered a um uh what do you call it that um
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carcinogenic because it actually penetrates the skin and is quite harmful to the human body and so what
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i'd like to do is are you okay do you want to share screen we'll just have you come on get started and
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whenever you want to share and start the presentation i welcome you to do so yes thank
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you i can yeah i can share the screen i've got my powerpoint here on the left let's go for it all
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right thank you do we have the ability to share tanya yes uh you've been made co-host so if you just go
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down below you know how to do share screen right andy and then you click on the presentation that he has
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uh oh got it yes all right whoever thought i'd be coaching somebody how to do something tech
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i was always coaching techie techie person around all right this one yeah
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there we go all right okay i'm gonna put myself on mute and uh you just take as long as you need
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let's just click yes yeah oh yeah that's what you're sharing right now yes you bring the maps
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over to here sorry there you go see on that screen now there we go it's not switching no
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no there we go okay to hit the task bar okay okay so there you have some of the things about me
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and you can read the little screen there for yourselves but the thing that i want to focus
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on mainly is how i got started and i in 2008 to 2010 i was working in holistic dentistry practices
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and we were safely removing people's amalgam fillings and what occurred to us is that a lot
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of the people that showed up for the uh treatments were very electro sensitive they were sensitive to
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fluorescent lights tvs they would turn on a computer turn off a computer just by their sheer presence
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and so i wanted to investigate why this was occurring and i had to start kind of way back at the
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beginning and that would be with the work of dr schumann because he was somebody that detected there was a
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heartbeat for the earth and in doing so it became apparent that there was a lot of problems going on
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with even electricity uh wireless technology and everything like that but um this heartbeat
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is the same frequency range as the uh human brain and i'm going to move up the energy spectrum to show
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you and here you can see biologically speaking the brain wave activity is around four to thirty cycles per
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second which is indicated by the hertz and the heart is two cycles per second the pineal gland is 10
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and i i left it there at the melatonin and sleep meds because all the wireless technology influences the
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performance of the pineal gland and when it does that it interferes with the production of melatonin
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and most of the people that i know that have children have their cell phones underneath their pillows at night
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and many adults as well they have them charging on the side table or they have them uh close by so they can
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relate to their kids if they have to at a certain time so here is the schumann resonance and it it exists
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from 30 to 50 miles above the earth and this is where we're having uh influences with uh microwave
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radiation there's going to be satellites up in that area and this heartbeat of the earth is actually
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generated by lightning in which there's 200 strikes per second
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now i'm not going to spend a lot of time on these other four sources of uh three other sources of
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of electromagnetic pollution but suffice to say one is electrical fields which is all the electricity in
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your home another one is magnetic fields which is related to uh power transformers kitchen appliances
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anything with a motor and you can see on the energy spectrum here that we're way down at the bottom
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on the left hand side of the screen and then we're going to slowly move up and here's the four types of
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pollution that i was just referring to the only one i didn't mention was dirty electricity
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which is a function of our of our world and the inclusion of all of the uh electromagnetic or i'm
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sorry electric devices we use whether it's xbox wii games smart meters this is what dirty electricity
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looks like the blue line you see there is regular household current and the jagged line there is dirty
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electricity and this can be very very high approaching wireless technology in terms of the
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frequency here we are up close to the microwave range where where you see microwave ovens you see
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cordless phone cell towers baby monitors etc here you have some cordless phones that little device you
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see the pad on the bottom there that is a wireless device that place it gets placed under a child's
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mattress so it detects if the baby's wet or if it's disturbed if it's crying it can be all picked
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up and then transferred to the phone that they have there now what needs to be determined i found
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this out today doing a very extensive survey is that we have to wonder whether or not we're not
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converting our homes into microwave ovens and you can look at the cordless phones there's the frequency
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range for it there are cell phones more frequencies 50 5g uh in this case stands for fifth generation and
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also 5.8 gigahertz which is just slightly above but that also includes wi-fi wi-max dual band routers
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and these are in many many many people's homes that i've tested
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and you can see there they've got wireless diapers now wireless clothes wireless soothers
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and this all is going to be involved with uh artificial intelligence and also 5g
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so there you have a microwave oven and i want to point out that the microwave oven is the same
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frequency as the cordless phones it's the same frequency as radar and
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it's also some of the information some of the uh frequencies are used at the airport
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and some of the uh the bc government has signed an agreement to supply the police with uh terahertz
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technology for uh communication and i i like this little cartoon here because this represents to me i
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i see that it's it's referencing uh global warming but really we're in this soup of wireless technology
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and every month every year there's there's new technology added and you can see this is uh an
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example of what kids are faced with in school they're they're subjected to the um to the wi-fi
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and when i've tested schools i find the wiring for hard wiring is in the ceilings and it's in the
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walls but for some reason some smooth salesperson has come along and convinced them to go wireless
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because that's what everybody's using in reality it's a it's a fallacy so this the previous slide was a
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school the second here is an office environment where you have uh cell phones cordless phones you have
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wi-fi hot spots you can see them there in the ceiling and of course we have the smart meter and
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they're already talking about uh replacing the smart meters that were installed about four years ago
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they're already looking at switching them over to the next technology and i would bet my last dollar
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that they will be connected to 5g in one way or the other and the way they they work basically is a
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network there's supposed to be 2 000 smart meters that communicate with a collector antenna which then
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gets relayed to a local antenna and then up to a cell phone antenna transferred to bc hydro
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internet have a very good idea of a smart meter communicating with an oven with a smart refrigerator
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and with a uh smart heating ventilating and air conditioning system and this is only the beginning
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stages because they now have wireless thermostats they have wireless floors they have you name it
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they have wireless controls for lighting so i'm just going to zip through this one a little bit
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quicker because really all we need to know is that these pulse signals that come from smart meters
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are two milliseconds long and 60 milliseconds 60 000 milliseconds equates to 30 000 pulse signals per day
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and in reality the uh pacific gas and electric in california was ordered by the judge to produce the total number of transmissions
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and we can see quite closely or quite clearly that the uh the number of times they transmit in a day is anywhere
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from 32 000 to 190 000 times per day and uh dr daniel hirsch at the university of california did an extensive study on smart
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meters and he determined that the smart meters were 100 times more powerful than a cell phone
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and then we have to look at the fact that there are no safety guidelines for non-ionizing radiation
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that means radiation does not heat the human tissue not uh and there are no safety standards for that
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and we have what's called in canada safety code six and that includes electric fields magnet fields radio
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this is only the current safety guidelines are for ionizing radiation only that's like x-ray machines
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and it was determined by exposing somebody the same size as i am six foot two 200 pounds
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and whether or not it heated my tissue heated the dummy's tissue and what we have to consider also
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is that safety code six was uh created over 36 years ago it was outdated and electronics were never considered
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in the equation and you can see here the standards that are being used right now and you can see very
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top of the screen there the standards were 1800 megahertz that's 1800 million cycles per second
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and if we go down to the bottom there you can see where i just put the arrow it's 1000
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micro watts per centimeter squared which equates to 10 million cycles per second
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and your regular cell phone is somewhere around uh maybe a hundred thousand cycles per second
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and what's considered by the uh measurement standards that i use according to the german
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system called the building biology what is considered to be safe is less than 10
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micro watts per square meter now you can see that we're all the way up to just just below sunlight
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on the graph there so this is something we have to ask ourselves now this is where i start to draw
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some comparisons between wireless technology and the so-called covid vaccine and you can see
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because we know people are having spontaneous abortions we're having all kinds of problems with
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people that women that are pregnant and people that are elderly immune compromised cancer is a factor
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people with uh defibrillators uh pacemakers brain implants
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and of course these are some of the pre-existing conditions that a lot of people have that are linked
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these are people that are having great problems with the vaccine such as the uh the blood clots
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so here are some of the symptoms and i've heard this uh shared with me with people who have had the jab
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that they've had extreme fatigue uh sleep disorders a lot of anxiety constant mood changes almost like
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their uh bipolar and heart effects obviously would be myocarditis or periocarditis memory lapses
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these are all things that we have to consider in the association of wireless technology and the jab
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now this is something that i i put together that i think is very very valuable and this this right now
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shows the uh central nervous system and it's comprised of the parasympathetic nervous system which is on
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the left hand side of the screen and that is something that happens in a human body without us even
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thinking about it our bladders contract or we uh it uh stimulates the slowest saliva it regulates our
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heart rate and we don't have anything really we're not conscious of that going on unless we focus on it
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but on the right hand side you see when the sympathetic system gets activated it dilates the pupils and
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inhibits the flow of saliva speeds up your heart rate dilates your bronchia restricts your breathing
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and this is all things that are being reported from the jab now the reason i put sympathetic lock up
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there is that the uh the work that was done i'm just going to back up there
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the work that was done by dr george carlo in the 90s
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well he was in he was employed by the cell industry and they wanted to determine whether or not cell phones
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were safe and three years into the study for which he was paid 28 million dollars and 200 scientists were
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involved in it what they found was the uh pupus being dilated blood brain barrier leakage heart rate that was
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accelerated they determined that through heart rate durability studies and they did a lot of blood work
00:31:35.340
and they found that this was a significant problem the most significant of which was the fact that
00:31:42.920
they determined that the cells of the body and i'm just going to hold my hands up here to represent
00:31:48.500
the cellular walls you have cellular walls that allow nutrients to come into the cell and then you have
00:31:55.400
the cell wall that allows toxins to get out of the cell but in the case of sympathetic lock
00:32:02.540
the cell walls close down like that therefore they they constrict the uh incoming nutrients and they
00:32:10.820
don't allow the waste to get out and what dr carlo determined was that when that happens you start to
00:32:17.060
get something called cellular death or apoptosis and that's one of the first stages going to cancer
00:32:23.460
so i want to my next slide here is i entitled the late lessons from early warnings and this was a
00:32:31.120
canadian physician dr francis kelsey she was the person the woman doctor who put the whole put the
00:32:37.800
hold on thalidomide back in the 60s and 70s and she also was involved in antidepressants celebrates viagra
00:32:46.220
uh and then you know we have to consider people are still smoking at an alarming rate young people
00:32:53.560
are signing up to smoke and this has been going on for 40 years asbestos ddt tainted blood these are all
00:33:01.120
these all have come to fruition in the sense that they're now being considered very dangerous
00:33:08.920
lead and gasoline and then this next slide up here is where dr george carlo comes up
00:33:15.020
and then when dr carlo went before the cellular commission it was determined that uh his services
00:33:25.380
were no longer required so they cut his funding and soon after that they created the radiation
00:33:32.500
telecommunications act where all of the cellular companies were exempt from uh liability they didn't
00:33:41.860
have to pay anybody that got damaged it was a brain tumor didn't matter where it was and guess what we've
00:33:48.360
got vaccines we've had the very reports and we've got immunity for all the cell companies
00:33:53.560
cell companies and the pharmaceuticals and i i have to ask and i know a lot of it the people have asked
00:34:01.660
after my talks how come all of the anecdotal information particularly something like uh like the
00:34:07.640
fears reports where we've got 27 28 000 people have died and we still had the vaccine being rolled out
00:34:14.780
and being demanded as a matter of fact i heard today the fda has given approval for a fourth
00:34:19.600
booster shot just has to be approved by the cdc
00:34:23.480
i'm just going to pass on that one for the moment here's some of the things that i referred to that
00:34:37.600
and 5g is i think i heard you tanya when i first came in you were talking about the effect that it has on
00:34:45.720
the skin and but we also have to look at all the other mucus membranes we have we have mucus membranes
00:34:52.980
surrounding the eye the lung tissue and um 5g has a significant impact on that so much for that it's
00:35:02.020
actually used in the united states military as a active denial system or crowd dispersal
00:35:07.380
and of course there we have the cancer blood clots have been linked to 5g
00:35:14.180
right now 5g is is piggybacking on the fourth generation technology i'll show you some of the
00:35:20.580
antennas as we come up here but i want to ask a question of the audience as to whether or not
00:35:26.620
people have noticed how many sleep clinics have sprung up you can go down uh whether it's white rock
00:35:35.300
surrey or wherever you go you're going to find two or three sleep clinics in every strip mall
00:35:39.620
and they're looking for uh you know they're trying to sell the technology for people who have got uh
00:35:48.120
five is central nervous system we already discussed that but it also has a significant effect
00:35:55.800
on honeybees birds particularly migratory animals and birds
00:36:01.160
and these are two of my my heroes when i was doing my studies was dr reese halter and dr albert mandel
00:36:09.540
fish and wildlife unfortunately both have retired now but they they did a lot of studies with bees
00:36:16.520
showing how when they're exposed to wireless radiation that they suffered tremendously and they
00:36:23.080
believe that it's the reason for all of the mites that are attacking the beehives
00:36:27.860
and the bees don't have the energy reserves to fly as long as you know as maybe as five or five to
00:36:36.460
ten kilometers away and get back to the hive so they're actually becoming exhausted
00:36:41.080
and even in 2012 way back then 10 years ago 30 of the bees were already disappearing dr dennis
00:36:50.380
henshaw he cites 8 000 articles showing the impact of low-level radiation
00:36:55.780
these are all animals that move around and they depend on the magnetic field
00:37:07.160
so i know this is a much overused phrase but we have to look around and see how
00:37:14.900
there's a couple more slides coming up we'll show expand on that a little bit but
00:37:19.180
you know this is all disrupting and every one of the electromagnetic fields that i mentioned
00:37:27.080
electrical magnetic dirty power and wireless are all disrupting the eagles the songbirds and the bees
00:37:33.700
like i said and this is a statement by albert einstein and the wonderful guy is right there
00:37:38.660
and i think it's something i've taken this particular saying to heart that he said which is that we cannot
00:37:45.140
solve the problems with the same level of thinking that we use to create the problems
00:37:51.300
and we're very much in that category right now nobody's done any testing about the vaccines
00:37:57.460
nobody's done any testing about 5g they haven't even done testing on 3g
00:38:02.580
and the testing that has been done is showing that there are a lot of detrimental effects
00:38:07.620
so i'm going to go through a little bit of the weight of evidence and this keep in mind that
00:38:15.220
this all pertains to 5g because 5g is still using 4g and the people that i've spoken to said that 4g
00:38:22.980
right now is only at about 75 of its users capacity so it's still got another 25 to go
00:38:30.100
and the main reason for 5g right from what i understand and from all the reading and the things
00:38:35.780
that i've done is that 5g is necessary for surveillance and facial recognition self-driving
00:38:42.900
cars and it's to power up artificial intelligence now these are more doctors i've got lots of
00:38:50.580
doctors here that first one the free burger free burger appeal in 2002 was 6 000 physicians
00:38:57.380
the american academy of environmental medicine that was 250 physicians
00:39:01.700
and then the world health organization reclassified wireless technology and this means all wireless
00:39:10.020
technology doesn't matter if it's uh wireless hearing aids or if it's if it's wireless diapers or if it's uh
00:39:17.460
i'll show you some of those when we come up but it pertains to all wireless devices including radar
00:39:22.820
and some of the people that are uh instrumental for a lot of the measurement standards that i use
00:39:33.140
is something called the bioinitiative report which was 12 scientists and they reviewed 2000 scientific
00:39:40.820
papers these were peer-reviewed replicated and which means their peers had to see them and they had to be
00:39:47.300
published and this is what they found childhood adult leukemia cancers alzheimer's autism everything that
00:39:55.300
we talked about the central nervous system dna damage rna did rna to dna and then the these clever
00:40:03.780
people the bioinitiative report they got together and they redid the report five years later this time
00:40:10.580
they used 29 scientists and they found again they actually used 1800 more so that's 3800 studies
00:40:19.300
saying the same thing in 2012 that they said in 2007 and as a matter of fact one of the
00:40:27.220
key surgeons neurosurgeons and in the world dr leonard hardell shows that radio frequency radiation
00:40:34.580
should be classified as a human carcinogen not possible not probable it's a causative factor
00:40:42.900
now i mentioned earlier in one of the previous slides about autism and you can see the uh these
00:40:50.260
two graphs here the one on the right shows the estimated subscribers up to 2004 you can see that shape that
00:41:00.020
curve there those are the subscriber cell cell phone users and coincidentally the one on the left shows
00:41:08.660
exactly the same curve and that's for autism and that's when autism was oh i don't know one in a
00:41:16.020
thousand or so let me see i can't quite read it but oh yeah one in 2009 it was one in 110 and right now i think
00:41:24.660
it's around one one in ten and just add a little bit more substance to this dr henry lie is a uh
00:41:35.940
professor professor in seattle washington and he did some studies and he looked at all of the studies
00:41:42.740
that are done he looked at the studies that are industry funded and he saw that they said oh coincidentally
00:41:48.980
they showed the harmful attacks were only 70 but i'm sorry yeah close to 70 and the non-industry funded
00:41:59.620
studies showed 70 so these are independently funded these are from donations and but it's not associated
00:42:06.980
with the industry and then he did this groundbreaking research here this is called a comet assay and it's
00:42:14.420
used to determine damage done to dna and he can you can see there that the the one on the left
00:42:21.780
is the uh basically it's not under the influence of any radiation whatsoever the one next to it shows
00:42:29.700
how the dna starts to become fragmented which they call a comet assay and that was after 1600
00:42:37.460
chest x-rays which is a lot of radiation and the one immediately below that looks almost exactly the
00:42:44.020
same and that's from 24 hours of mobile phone exposure and right now i would say that the average
00:42:51.460
person they get 24 hours a day exposure and that's only from the phone that's not from a smart meter
00:42:57.380
from wi-fi you know any of that kind of thing and this was at a rather um low output it's only 1800 megahertz
00:43:06.980
and now they're way up they're going well with 5g they're going to go up to 95 gigahertz
00:43:15.460
so a little bit about how 5g operates and tanya might be able to add a little bit more about that
00:43:22.340
is that you know they're going to use frequencies anywhere from 3 30 gigahertz up to 300 gigahertz
00:43:28.660
that's the full spectrum right now it's currently used some of it is used i think about 24 gigahertz
00:43:34.660
using the body scanners and as i indicated before there's active denial system for crowd dispersal
00:43:41.540
interviews with sweat glands and the videos that you can see online if you type type in crowd
00:43:47.940
dispersal or active denial you'll see that uh there's a platoon of marie marines standing in a field
00:43:56.020
and they use the active denial cannon on them and they jumped literally jumped out of their skin and
00:44:01.300
they scattered like like rats i mean it was phenomenal now this is probably very conservative
00:44:11.780
when it comes to the addition of new antennas because i did a little research the other day and
00:44:17.700
i found out that the the latest technology that's being implied it being installed in china they're
00:44:24.180
expecting to put in 200 million more cameras and that's going to be using wireless technology because
00:44:33.460
they couldn't possibly afford to do it in wiring and it's also going to include it has to include
00:44:43.060
and i'm going to show you some pictures of some antennas but
00:44:47.460
right now i think we need to be grateful about 5g simply because it's making us wake up to 3 and 4g
00:44:55.700
i know in uh los angeles to wire up the or to uh put in the antennas for uh 5g it's going to be uh
00:45:10.580
anywhere from uh 20 to 100 000 new antennas just in the downtown core
00:45:16.020
so here's some of the uses for 5g onboard technology for driverless cars robotics artificial intelligence
00:45:29.300
high speed high frequency radar which is over 2.4 gigahertz and of course you know that we're being
00:45:36.980
sold on the the benefit of downloading and updated and uploading at super uh fast speeds and from what i
00:45:44.660
understand from my colleagues the new 5g is not that much faster than 4g and its tendency to break up
00:45:52.020
because of the frequency and i as indicated before facial recognition smart farms and they estimate
00:46:08.660
and this is a statement you maybe can't see it looks like it's blocked out but this is a statement from
00:46:13.300
elon musk talking about artificial intelligence is like summoning the demon i like to look at it like
00:46:20.660
pandora's box we don't know what we're opening and if you spend some time looking on the internet
00:46:26.980
for information about artificial intelligence which incorporates 5g in a very big way they talk
00:46:33.140
about it coming from a parallel universe and it can correct itself and um that is pretty scary
00:46:41.940
things they can it can learn itself protect itself repair itself my friends that work in banking
00:46:49.620
are very concerned for the financial institution institutions so here's what 5g antennas might
00:46:57.220
look like spotted around just you know looking down a street looks like it's in china
00:47:03.540
and here's some of the devices that i spoke of there's a the baby in the middle is using a wireless
00:47:09.380
soother which is connected to a smartphone that wonderful device on the left hand side there
00:47:15.060
is a potty to potty train the baby what's it going to do to that baby's brain the fact that it's got
00:47:21.140
to sit on the potty backwards and then it's looking at an ipad and obviously it's like probably six inches
00:47:29.780
in front of the baby's face the one on the the right i'm a little hesitant to talk about it sometime
00:47:36.020
but that's actually an intrauterine device wireless hooked up to your smartphone to play music to your
00:47:42.820
baby when you're pregnant now here's a a very typical display of 5g antennas on the left hand
00:47:52.020
side there these you'll see these popping up all over the lower mainland and you can see in the it's
00:47:58.660
slightly uncovered in the middle slide and you can see those are all phased array antennas in there
00:48:05.780
and what they what all this helps to do you can see in the center slide there it says beam forming
00:48:13.140
and massive mimo that means maximum in maximum out and these are all antennas there on the right hand side
00:48:19.860
and this is a connected community you can see it's got safe vehicles even the cows are chipped
00:48:27.940
safe combines they've got emergency vehicles on the left small businesses and that's all coming from
00:48:34.740
one for two antennas net but then all the some supplemental antennas below that
00:48:40.100
i like this this is what so many people complain to me about balance problems that's a very big
00:48:49.300
problem in the lower frequencies especially with dirty electricity and you can see the smart meter in
00:48:54.340
the middle there people talk to me about big uh eye problems extreme fatigue tinnitus or ringing in the
00:49:00.900
ears headaches learning problems can't focus big one is sleeping now this is a uh this is a bit of a
00:49:12.180
graph that shows all the different frequencies that are going to be used with 4g moving up into 5g
00:49:18.740
and what's troubling for me in this you can see the separate carriers at the bottom atnt sprint t-mobile
00:49:26.180
and also verizon and this is this is over this is two years ago and these frequencies are all
00:49:34.660
going to be on the same tower and i i hesitate i wonder what's going to happen to the human body when it
00:49:41.860
tries to adjust to all of these various frequencies it has trouble dealing with electrical energy in the
00:49:48.100
walls let alone dealing with um it starts all the way down there on the left at 700 megahertz
00:49:55.540
goes up to 800 1900 850 and it keeps going on up and when they start to initiate the fifth g
00:50:03.540
or i'm sorry 5g it's going to be going up from 24 gigahertz all the way up to 95 and once you get
00:50:12.100
above 24 you go over to millimeter wave technology and that's where the uh the cellular companies
00:50:21.060
have been hard at work during the time of the covid lockdowns i've had reports from people who say
00:50:28.980
that they saw a lot of activity in schools when the schools were closed and being the brave freedom
00:50:34.660
fighters they were they went over and they talked to the people who drive in these vans and it looked
00:50:39.460
like they were either cleaning companies or they were uh paint companies and when they looked in the van
00:50:45.300
lo and behold they found the five tech 5g technology in the vans and they were using it they were
00:50:52.020
installing it in the school under the lockdowns and here unfortunately i think we see a lot of these
00:50:58.500
people walking along the streets right now everybody looking into their phones i've seen videos where
00:51:03.380
people actually fall into fountains crash into land light posts so i'm just going to explain some of the
00:51:16.180
things that you can do to prevent protect yourself from some of this technology and um one of the things
00:51:25.300
that dr carlo found out in doing this his work was the compromised blood brain barrier and just so
00:51:32.740
that you know the pharmaceutical industry is trying very hard to find chemicals in the form of
00:51:40.420
pharmaceutical meds that will pass through the blood brain barrier and so they need a very small
00:51:46.580
particulate matter to get through that and they want to be able to use that to put in anti-anxiety
00:51:51.860
medications that sort of thing and antidepressants so if you would like to
00:51:56.900
you know shield yourself from some of this technology and bear in mind that a lot of the
00:52:03.460
fabrics and and uh uh reflective paint we use and the foil on windows has worked perfectly 99.9
00:52:11.540
effective at screening out all of the technology that comes in through the windows unfortunately 5g
00:52:18.180
is a different animal altogether because it's in a millimeter wave technology it can be stopped by
00:52:23.940
window glass and some of the companies are actually i just shudder at the thought of this
00:52:29.620
is that they're looking at having an antenna transmitter receiver be on both sides of the
00:52:34.420
pane of glass so that that allows a signal to get through the glass and into the receiver and then go into the home
00:52:45.060
so it's and the people that i purchased my meters from and have done training with
00:52:50.580
they can't even design a meter yet to determine 5g because they haven't settled on the frequency
00:52:57.540
and the meters would be extremely expensive my meters are 2500 and they're talking about it being 10 times
00:53:05.780
that amount to detect 5g so it's going to have to we're going to have to produce a lot of meters before
00:53:10.420
the price will come down and we use filtration and surge protection
00:53:14.740
and 5g they're going to have to experiment with the copper paint carbon graphite paint and different
00:53:23.780
fabrics and foils for windows so here's an example of draperies that we made to block out the influence
00:53:30.900
of a cell tower that was across the street from this building and it works works perfectly and then
00:53:37.860
some people who are quite sensitive will use something like this specially designed bed canopy
00:53:44.500
that becomes basically like a faraday cage although most of the time they're ungrounded
00:53:54.660
now these are some of the things that we recommend to people hard wiring of all wireless devices as
00:53:59.300
much as possible i mean you're not using the wireless devices like for a cell phone or a quarterstone
00:54:06.020
pull the plug at night turn off your wi-fi put it on a timer and just let it go you know till midnight
00:54:13.060
or something and then shut off and you have to might educate your children to do that but a lot of the
00:54:18.340
children will go to bed with the cell phones underneath the uh the pillow i've tested many houses where we find
00:54:26.100
the cordless phones on the night table on both sides i was actually talking to myself on the way here
00:54:33.460
and remembering a physician that i worked with in uh vancouver who was a on-call surgeon
00:54:41.380
and he had a cordless phone on one side of his bed for on-call and then on the other side of the bed
00:54:48.260
they had the family phone because they had a very ill grandson who was in and out of the hospital and uh
00:54:55.460
the readings in the center of that man's bed was 200 000 microwatts and they wondered why they couldn't
00:55:00.980
sleep he was always exhausted not only because of his schedule but his wife was severely depressed and
00:55:16.420
i want to recommend that people use a what's called a blue tube headset not bluetooth bluetooth is very
00:55:23.780
very very dangerous because it's putting a frequency of 2.4 billion cycles of energy into your head
00:55:34.020
and just like we're demanding the governments be responsible for the covet measures and the vaccines
00:55:41.220
and all that the biologically based public exposure standards need to be reevaluated as i indicated before
00:55:50.660
safety code six is is 36 to 40 years old i think it's close to 40.
00:55:56.820
and we use the institute of building biology standards as i indicated before uh and we have a measurement
00:56:04.580
standard of 10. and right now the limit in canada is 10 million cycles per second
00:56:11.780
and the highest i've ever tested actually was today and i tested a wi-fi router and it was 2.5 million
00:56:23.940
and that that also pertains to wi-fi extenders and what's important to realize that the farther you
00:56:30.180
are away from an electromagnetic field exposure whether it's electrical magnetic dirty power or if it's linked
00:56:37.220
to wireless technology the further away you can be the better so if you're going to use a cell phone
00:56:42.900
and you have to be careful holding it in your hand because you have a lot of acupuncture meridians
00:56:47.460
in the palm of your hand and on your fingers and you have a lot of reflex and
00:56:51.780
litrexology points on your palm of your hand too so you're best to have it sitting on a table
00:56:57.300
not walking around holding it in your hand because you're being exposed full body exposure
00:57:02.740
but if you put it into the uh blue tube at least you're getting the the uh the blue tube information
00:57:09.060
that's coming through uh what's called stethoscope technology i know this sounds a little bit uh
00:57:16.260
funny but in japan the medical doctors there practice something called shin rinku which translated
00:57:21.620
into forest bathing they recommend their patients go find a park and walk around for about 90 minutes
00:57:28.260
and they find that the blood pressure uh balances itself if it's too high it'll come down if it's
00:57:34.740
too low it'll come up they see a a better heartbreak and uh this is kind of another form of grounding
00:57:43.060
although it's not the same as walking bare feet along the beach or even in your backyard i do it after
00:57:49.380
every time i go and evaluate a house because i'm developing some sensitivities to high power what uh wi-fi
00:57:57.220
and i just slip my shoes off at night sit on the steps plant my feet in the ground and and then i go
00:58:03.460
to bed and i sleep like a top strange analogy actually and i i have been a vegetarian for most
00:58:11.940
of my life and with my early training with dr christopher and dr jensen um they obviously are
00:58:18.740
very very very big on raw food grow your own food no genetically genetically modified uh foods at all
00:58:27.700
uh mineral salt baths are a wonderful therapy for getting rid of the wireless technology that you
00:58:33.700
might be exposed to if you're if it's unavoidable and mineral salts can either be epsom salts or the
00:58:40.660
himalayan salt the pink salt mixed with a little bit of baking soda put in a bath as hot as you can stand
00:58:46.340
stand stand in there i usually stay in until it cools down a little bit i come out of there looking
00:58:51.140
like a prune but i i love the benefit of it now this is something we found through a lot of experiments
00:58:57.460
in testing the smart meters that we found that the smart meters would be different on one side of the
00:59:04.340
hedge than on the other side of the hedge particularly if you plant something like uh or in this in this
00:59:10.580
part of the world we have a lot of cedar hedges and the cedar hedges will actually block and disperse
00:59:20.740
and if people ask me where am i going to live then i say well you know maybe you find a park
00:59:25.300
somewhere where you can live across the street from a park where you've got a lot of trees where
00:59:29.780
you can do your forest bathing wander around you can go to redwood park in camel valley you can go to uh
00:59:36.180
or up on 20th avenue there's lots of parks it's one of the beautiful things about the lower mainland
00:59:41.940
and there's now we've got support groups starting up it's called uh electro hypersensitive that's ehs
00:59:48.820
but there's many many people who find it challenging to go about their daily lives because of the exposure
00:59:54.740
to wireless technology the sleep out the sleep sanctuary is what i mentioned about the uh the canopy
01:00:01.860
and if you can black out your windows or a lot of people that we've where we've uh put in the carbon
01:00:09.860
graphite based paint the rooms are pitch black the walls are black and uh just ease your mind a little
01:00:17.700
bit the back the paint goes on black but you can cover it with any color you wish afterwards
01:00:23.300
and for other other electromagnetic fields we supply demand switches to turn off
01:00:30.420
power to people's bedrooms and then obviously we go for a holistic approach
01:00:39.060
and i'm going to make some recommendations for uh people to be educated by watching something
01:00:45.700
this is one of the best movies ever made about wireless technology it's called resonance
01:00:49.860
beings of frequency and this is a documentary on the latest science and this is done by uh people
01:00:57.940
that are probably retired now but they did tremendous research on melatonin central nervous system disorders
01:01:05.460
and they looked how technology affects sleep patterns dr roger roger hodgkins did that and uh he did
01:01:15.060
over 100 studies on melatonin and how cell phones actually the energy of a cell phone wireless technology
01:01:21.700
is interpreted by the brain as being blue light and that actually will affect your pineal gland as i mentioned
01:01:30.020
before another good movie is called generations act take back your power which is a movie that was done
01:01:40.740
here in the lower mainland about the smart meters i did all the readings there that are published in the movie
01:01:50.100
and that's uh pretty much the end of my my chat
01:01:57.460
okay go ahead tanya yeah wonderful farron thank you so much um i know that there's going to be people
01:02:05.060
with uh multiple questions and i i appreciate the presentation that was a lot of information uh you
01:02:12.820
know to to take in and uh there's so many different factors regarding the 5g uh uh do one of you want
01:02:22.180
to stop screen share and then then we can see technological wizards coming over all right super all right
01:02:30.500
thank you thought we'd do that first before proceeding uh just so many things connected to the 5g that uh
01:02:36.820
you know uh like it's so vast um as to what's being covered here but what is even yet to to be covered
01:02:45.380
i know that many years ago i'm just going to see about uh sharing my screen for a moment uh as we saw the cities
01:02:52.500
uh posting all of this information uh and putting the towers up during covet 19 i'm just going to share
01:03:00.980
screen just a minute sorry and there's a park near me and this is what these are towers at this park and
01:03:09.220
i just wanted to bring it to they look like alien invaders it's three towers not just one not just two and
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this park specifically is for children yes and and it is they come there in the hundreds during the
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week for football and soccer etc and i would just drive by this park and thinking what what is going on
01:03:32.180
so i started communicating with the city of surrey and we've got to remember that it's always so much
01:03:37.140
money behind this but of course i believe that during covet 19 we don't know what was in those vaccines
01:03:43.940
we don't know the effect really what's what they're doing as as far as um what they've put into bodies
01:03:51.380
and how 5g will uh is being treated for instance i had a friend say oh it's so great you know i had
01:03:58.740
friends go to take a flight to mexico and and they they didn't ask them you know whether or not they were
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vaccinated this was several weeks ago and inside my first thought was well i know that they have taken
01:04:12.420
the jab they've been injected was it a matter that they went through the machine and they could tell
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literally that there were medals in their system so they didn't need to inquire whether they'd had a
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vaccination we just don't know it's so sinister and it'll be nice to have some answers but while i was
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going through the process a few years ago with the city of surrey uh they had been approached by of
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course a company you'll probably be familiar with this this um organization setting the record
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straight on 5g wireless and rf safety and you've already mentioned that health canada safety code 6
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has never been updated i believe it what i thought it was since 1997 but i i could be mistaken because
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it's been a while since i've researched and and been involved with this and wouldn't you know this was
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given to the city of surrey and i'm sure every city across canada and they felt it was necessary
01:05:10.980
to say that uh you know to downplay the concerns of anybody who were opposed to the 5g in fact they
01:05:20.180
wanted to make it out like these were conspiracy theorists of course right we urge you to be cautious
01:05:26.260
of claims from anti-5g campaigns these campaigns are generating unfounded fears and concerns within the
01:05:33.620
community there is no substantive evidence that adverse health effects including cancer can occur
01:05:40.900
people in people exposed to rf levels at or below the limits set by international standards and the key
01:05:48.980
here is that the standard was set so high way prior to 5g that they can just say well we're we're doing it
01:05:58.100
according to health canada standards and this is what we're up against so many people have been
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appealing to health canada to review the standards and change them and update them for this very reason
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right anyways i'll uh stop share screen here for a moment uh but when you see those towers in the
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neighborhoods they i even did an foi of freedom of information and i wanted to know how it came about that
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those towers were put in a park three of them where they knew that kids were being um we're gonna have
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full access so then through the foi it ends up that they had given a notice it to everybody in the
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surrounding community i don't know how many blocks wide for their input but when you read the letter
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as far as them uh but with the potential of them putting up these towers it was in advance
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in advance of them it was it was very sneaky in the language that they used of course in dumbing down
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and and dismissing the concerns so that of course the community didn't rise up but in the freedom of
01:07:07.940
information it exposed that they'd been trying for a very long time to put these towers up and other
01:07:14.900
groups had been actively involved in opposing them and somehow they ended up in this park and uh you
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know and the concerns of course leading up to it were the severe evidence of the concerns of the
01:07:29.140
reactions that people had experienced such as heightened levels of cancer throughout the communities
01:07:35.700
so there's lots to be done on this issue and this is why i say as well we need to elect people
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into municipalities because like the un said they're closest to the people so they can affect
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the most change on behalf of the un because they're going to go along with all of these projects
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so we need to vote people in who understand and have done the research along with us to tear these towers
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down all right so let's get to some questions uh laurie thank you uh do you want to unmute and ask your
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question sure thank you warren so much for the information just um two quick questions about 5g
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does it help at all if you turn your phone when you're roaming to use light and not use 5g and then
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related to that do these um charms that you wear around your neck do they help with the 5g
01:08:28.500
good question the uh a lot of the phones are not capable of receiving the 5g signal
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there are some you know some of the latest uh iphones and the some of the android technology has
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5g capability and right now i have it on a phone that i have and i keep forgetting to use
01:08:50.260
conveniently um i don't think the devices you have around your neck there was something that would
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have to be tested i've tested hundreds of those different kinds of devices and they say they're
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going to be effective on the frequencies but i've never seen one uh lower the frequency
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and certainly not the power that comes off of something like a cell phone because some of the
01:09:15.460
new phones like the new iphone i tested some in vancouver last week at the action for canada meeting
01:09:21.460
and they were uh uh one and a half million microwatts per square meter which is one and a half million
01:09:29.220
times too high did answer your question okay yes thank you and tanya i wanted to i wanted to mention
01:09:37.140
something about the cell towers i've had experience with uh people who have called me where they've been
01:09:42.820
approached by the uh cell phone companies wanting to place a tower on the roof of their building yep and
01:09:49.940
they offer a lot of money usually it's equivalent to the top floor in rent and a chiropractor i went to
01:09:59.300
in uh up there on grouse mountain he told me that they offered him 25 000 a year for a placement of a
01:10:08.340
tower on his roof and he asked me what i thought and i said well if you put that on the roof you're
01:10:13.700
going to lose me as a patient he said okay enough said i'm not going to do it so he said no they offered
01:10:18.580
him 75 000 yeah and and money money talks in that case and when um you showed me that tower there
01:10:29.940
close to the playing field it would be interesting to find out how much the city got for the placement
01:10:35.220
of that that tower because i i've heard that uh further east of here in maple ridge there were
01:10:42.020
people who were actually fighting over getting the cell tower they actually wanted it and it was
01:10:48.420
and you know it was something like uh close to a hundred thousand dollars a year because it was on
01:10:53.620
a main corridor i'm not sure if it was low heat but it uh it was going to be uh substantial for that
01:11:01.220
person and they and a farm across the street they wanted it so i don't know what happened but yeah there's
01:11:07.060
a huge financial incentive and i know even um as i was starting to become more aware there's a dairy
01:11:14.340
farm down on the flats and they had a tower and so i was driving by one day and i know they have small
01:11:20.660
children so i just pulled in there and i just wanted to inquire you know are you aware of the dangers
01:11:26.340
of this tower and they said no no no they just recently updated it but you know they they assured us
01:11:31.940
it's not you know 5g and i says i'm looking at a 5g tower they've updated it and i says they may have
01:11:38.820
not turned it on yet but they've prepared for it but but this is where you know even as human beings
01:11:45.460
it affects us but we know that it's affecting you know the dairy cattle as well their milk production
01:11:52.500
etc but the the power of money anytime you go around now you'll see these cell towers on the top of
01:11:59.460
office buildings etc and you know there's big dollars behind them i agree i looked into that too
01:12:07.060
okay a4c host which one are you is that sheila or ray
01:12:14.660
hi hi ray hi i was wondering about uh bluetooth what do you have to say about that there's so many
01:12:22.660
devices that are communicating that way too and then there has been a there's probably a lot of
01:12:29.220
people wondering about where the best uh sources are and i know that there are people on the call
01:12:36.020
across canada maybe you could provide uh a way to source some of those shielding materials or clothing
01:12:44.420
or whatever well i believe your the first part of your question was about bluetooth yes and the the
01:12:51.540
big problem that i have with bluetooth and and most of the neurosurgeons have problems with the two in
01:12:56.420
europe where they're brave enough to stand up and say something about it but bluetooth is going about a
01:13:03.140
half an inch from your brain and that is i can pick up a bluetooth headset that's separate from a cell
01:13:10.100
phone oh 30 40 feet away it might be very small but the closer you get to the human brain it gets
01:13:18.980
magnified tremendously i i'm so far so against bluetooth bluetooth technology it's it is deadly
01:13:28.660
deadly stuff as far as i'm concerned and when you've got that little boom mic that some people have
01:13:34.100
they're actually irradiating their thyroid gland they're radiating their saliva glands and their
01:13:39.780
and their throat and you got sensitive vertebrae back there i'm sorry i didn't i didn't understand the
01:13:45.860
second part of that question something about people across canada by oh i was asking whether or not
01:13:52.900
you could provide some reliable sources for um where you get shielding materials clothing paint
01:14:00.020
yes i i buy all of my products from a company in guelph ontario and they're called safe living
01:14:09.220
technologies and they're wonderful great uh great guys they're instructors at the institute of milling
01:14:16.420
biology programs it's where i did my training with them and i bought my meters and i i buy paint from
01:14:22.900
them fabric and foil and they're very very knowledgeable people and they ship all over basically all over the
01:14:29.620
world and the second are you in are you in canada i'm in vancouver yeah okay nobody in vancouver supplies
01:14:38.340
it other than i buy it and i keep a few gallons of paint around and uh the grounding equipment and
01:14:43.700
things like that but there's also another company you can use which is in the united states and it's called
01:14:48.660
less emf.com and they're another great they have lots of clothing that they've already made up
01:14:55.380
uh overalls they've got t-shirts they have hats they have uh blankets and they do bed canopies as well
01:15:04.340
but i like to support the canadian company uh safe living technologies rob metzinger is the owner of it
01:15:11.460
terrific all right thank you very much thank you great that was a good question hi cindy uh you have a
01:15:17.700
question i do tanya hello farron hi cindy hi how are you good thank you good uh so it's not often but
01:15:28.980
every once in a while i struggle going to sleep i've got too much on my brain and i will listen to my
01:15:36.260
cell phone and uh white noise whether it's waves or rain or so is there a better way for me to handle
01:15:45.700
listening to that music so that i can get to sleep like maybe
01:15:52.020
i don't know a tape deck or something well there's lots of uh little machines you can do that are you
01:15:58.660
know that uh mp3 players and where you can record it information yeah play it back to you you can get
01:16:05.940
meditative things waterfalls uh yeah in the trees or ocean shores yeah things that way you don't have
01:16:13.300
to use the wireless technology okay you don't want to do that when you're trying to go to sleep
01:16:18.580
you don't want to be anywhere near a cell phone yeah it does work it really does help me to get to sleep
01:16:25.300
when i'm listening to that but i will find another way another source well i i promise you if you
01:16:32.420
switched away from the wireless and went to just a regular listening device that you could get
01:16:37.940
uh a better night's sleep okay well thank you last night of the action for canada meeting
01:16:45.700
part of me nice to see you at the action for canada meetings always always yes thank you
01:16:54.500
okay awesome thank you cindy i know somebody in the chat has asked uh what tool can you use to test
01:17:00.660
devices in your home and they said is it a rfr meter um i personally use four separate meters for
01:17:11.940
all four uh fields so i use i have an electrical field meter that measures electricity in the walls
01:17:18.580
electricity off of computer screens and pot lights uh printers and then i have magnetic field meter for
01:17:25.780
reading uh blenders and things that are driven by a motor heat pumps and uh that sort of thing and
01:17:31.940
then i have a dirty electricity meter for reading a harmonic resonance that's on the building's wiring
01:17:36.500
system and then the one that i use the most is the radio frequency radiation meter which i which comes
01:17:43.460
from safe living technologies they make the best meter out there and and for an all-around one for
01:17:50.180
the average person in their home uh probably who aren't going to buy four of them which one
01:17:54.980
would you say is most important uh the wireless technology meter the rf okay and if you have a
01:18:05.540
small transistor radio and if you set it to uh am and wander around the house and if you get some
01:18:13.220
static on the radio and it'll be very very loud it'll sound quite distorted you can you know for sure
01:18:20.980
there's a problem there's a problem with that and that'll pick up some wireless technology but it'll
01:18:25.780
definitely pick up uh like say a wiring error or uh some faulty lighting because i i actually measure
01:18:34.260
the lighting as well and i have a separate meter for that okay awesome thank you uh somebody's asking
01:18:42.100
about your company and uh is is it possible that you could pop it into the chat yeah and if you have
01:18:51.220
a website available as well yes and i uh i have to say that uh my website has been hacked and somebody moved
01:19:03.460
a lot of information around and i'm having trouble finding somebody to either reconstruct it or correct it
01:19:09.140
and i have to have maybe andy can help with it i'm not sure yeah okay well i'm sorry to hear that
01:19:16.740
maybe just put the uh link in there oh safe living technologies thank you sheila that was at 5 47 is that right
01:19:27.860
safe living technologies.com yes it is canadian
01:19:31.140
and you can you can just type in uh slt.com or.co and it'll come up as well okay my website is still
01:19:41.620
it's still working it just looks kind of unprofessional then some of the telephone
01:19:46.820
numbers have moved around and everything but it's healthy homes environmental.com okay
01:19:52.580
i know i have one of your brochures i think perfect all right we want to make sure that uh people can
01:20:00.740
come to your website get more information and uh resources all right steven jill let's see good
01:20:07.300
nice to see you again sir what is your what is your question thank you can you hear me okay yes sir
01:20:15.220
yes we can thanks okay uh in my car i have a buick car uh 2018 the top line premium and they can follow
01:20:28.820
me around in that car wherever it is and if it's uh gets stolen they can find out where where it is
01:20:40.260
things like that and inside the car uh there's this place for a cell phone and i have a cell phone
01:20:48.100
which i i never turn on and so if you turn it off does that make a difference or the fact that it's there
01:20:58.660
well um with a lot of the new cars you are capable of going into the computer in the car
01:21:07.140
and finding out which ones are have sensors like maybe the windshield wipers the uh the heaters the
01:21:14.420
uh headlights and you can disable those and if you have like parking lane assist or things like that
01:21:20.980
majority of them can be disabled and that'll help and the big one obviously is going to be the bluetooth
01:21:27.700
and unfortunately you can't tell that unless you use a radio frequency meter and the meter will spike
01:21:33.700
quite quite high if you if your bluetooth is activated but if you went to the dealership
01:21:38.500
and i've done this and i've suggested it to people where they go to the dealership and say i want
01:21:42.660
everything that's got a sensor on it disabled so that's that's your uh that's your choice but
01:21:49.540
you can rest assured if it's a new car especially if it's a higher model then you're going to have
01:21:56.100
wireless technology on board but the majority of them can be disabled yeah they have a telephone
01:22:04.420
in there but i've never uh i've never had it connected or not not it's already connected but
01:22:13.380
uh i haven't taken the use of it yeah again you'd have to go to the dealership and get it disabled
01:22:20.820
because a lot of the technology um in a car at different times it will it will go to a default
01:22:28.340
setting so it'll it'll re so let's say you uh your car stalled or uh even had a lightning strike close by
01:22:36.420
you can you can uh have the whole thing defaulted i had a battery die in my car and i had to replace
01:22:42.980
the battery and i had to go back into the car menu into the computer and disable the wipers the parking
01:22:49.140
assist to stopping all that nonsense they put into the cars and it it makes a difference to do it
01:22:56.100
and generally they'll do it they won't charge you to do it if you just go to the service manager
01:23:00.180
at the gm dealership and say you know i'd like i'd like some help with this i just you know just
01:23:05.380
plead ignorant that you you'd like to have some sales and they can do it in a heartbeat how does that
01:23:10.820
affect you uh that car stuff well it's the same technology that's used for cordless phones or for
01:23:20.260
wi-fi it's all in that same frequency range of 2.4 gigahertz or 900 gigahertz 900 megahertz
01:23:28.740
but it would make you uh experience fatigue earlier when you're driving the car
01:23:35.060
it can also affect your vision it can affect your hearing quite often it just makes you more tired
01:23:42.580
because a lot of times you're sitting on a seat that's got a sensor in it for the heat yes
01:23:53.060
okay your car probably has air-conditioned seats as well is that true what has has what if it has
01:24:03.700
air-conditioned oh yes yeah of course that's all that's all technology that can be disabled yeah so
01:24:12.180
thank you steven so much for those good questions and um i just want people it's getting late in the
01:24:18.100
maritime so before more people leave i just want to encourage you to sign up for the empower hour
01:24:23.860
tomorrow night and then a week from now we are going to have um majed el-shepion he is with one
01:24:32.100
free world international and action for canada will be partnering with him and we are going to be uh
01:24:39.060
taking some really serious actions together against the human rights violations going on in canada as well
01:24:45.540
as well as the uh persecution of christians pastors etc this man is um he's dead done 600 cases worldwide
01:24:55.860
and he's won all 600 for uh people who have experienced persecution in other nations as well as in canada
01:25:04.740
where we had a lady flee an islamic nation to come here with her three children because she was a christian
01:25:10.900
and they had a fatwa out on her life and uh trudeau wanted to deport her and so this gentleman hid her
01:25:17.300
for two years in canada and so in the fall she was permitted to stay so there's some big things coming
01:25:24.500
down the line um i think it's going to be very interesting so make sure you stay plugged in with
01:25:28.900
action for canada just in case you need to sign off right now we're going to try to get through a few
01:25:33.220
more questions and uh then then we'll wrap the show up all right is it lasia
01:25:44.420
hi this is lasia sorry you can hear me now yes thank you so much this is such a great uh information
01:25:50.260
on 5g i honestly wish that young people would really listen to it uh i find them
01:25:58.500
for example my my son is 17 and i try to explain a little bit this to him and he just says he he
01:26:06.500
doesn't believe those everything i tell him um but my question is here um about 5g so uh rogers has
01:26:16.980
started uh texting me saying that in certain areas um they are uh um sorry they they say that they have
01:26:27.140
started shutting down the 3g uh wireless networks and so i feel like they're uh will they kind of um
01:26:37.380
shut the 3g no matter whether i i want it or i don't want it do they have that power and uh and for
01:26:45.380
example if let's say if i'm moving from one place to another obviously i'm going to need a new set of uh
01:26:53.540
internet connection and all of that will 3g still be available for consumers how would i know that
01:27:02.980
i think the capability of 3g will be transferred to 4g because each each succession of 2g to 3g
01:27:10.900
when 2g came out it was just for voice yes and then 3g came out it was for texting and then uh 4g came
01:27:19.380
out then then you've got texting you've got movies you've got all of that and that will just move up
01:27:25.140
over to 4g i'm quite certain of that but how do i prevent the 5g so for example i have uh i mean i
01:27:33.140
could be requesting uh um let's say roger company to to to give me 3g or 4g uh um connection but they can
01:27:42.660
do they can they can install 5g without even me knowing yes and that's what they've been doing
01:27:50.420
during the whole time of covet lockdowns yeah yes i know but how do i prevent how do i prevent that
01:27:56.020
for myself my own use it's boy that's a tough one is it yeah it's so pervasive now throughout society
01:28:05.540
um and again this is where i come back to saying we've got to vote wiser we've got to really work
01:28:12.580
to get people into the municipalities where we just shut all this down it's going to be massive
01:28:17.700
but i believe there's way more of us than them and and we've really got to unite and get this done
01:28:23.700
it's so serious if i can make a point uh tanya the on uh 200 street and 40th avenue in uh surrey
01:28:35.860
they there they put uh the cement footings in the ground on an easter weekend and they arrived with
01:28:45.220
the semi truck with the tower and all the antennas and everything already complete yeah within two
01:28:52.580
hours they used a crane and they put it up and people went to sleep at night with no cell tower they
01:28:57.380
woke up in the morning with massive radiation from the cell tower and it was too late they couldn't take
01:29:02.980
it down yeah exactly so we're gonna have to dismantle all those andrew that's my that's my pledge um i i
01:29:11.060
know years ago like i said when i was addressing this and through covid there were fathers down in the
01:29:17.220
united states with these video cameras going to the schools because they'd shut the schools down and he
01:29:22.500
was going what are you doing what are you doing why are you putting these towers up and and they
01:29:27.620
actually had police present because they knew that there was a possibility that there would be backlash
01:29:35.060
from the community it's so insidious and it was so well planned out in advance so what do you have to
01:29:41.700
say about fiber optics fiber optics is a great way to transmit data but the problem comes they will
01:29:51.220
they will bombard you with uh special deals and things that to get the technology maybe give you
01:29:57.860
a price off for the next six months but my experience has been that when 5g comes up to the house
01:30:03.940
they then come through the wall and they put it into a new router and the routers are terrible yep and
01:30:10.020
if people are not knowledgeable enough to say i don't want wireless i want it hardwired because
01:30:17.780
nine out of ten people do not need wireless they just don't and they certainly don't need it as high
01:30:23.300
as it's producing yeah i had a shaw fellow come to my home recently to put a new uh wi-fi little tower
01:30:30.180
in my house and i was freaking out like it's got to be set at 2.4 and blah blah blah and he said there was
01:30:34.580
absolutely no need for 5g it doesn't give you better performance um and and it is a dangerous
01:30:40.820
product all right thank you jenny welcome your question i've actually got two the first one's a
01:30:46.740
quick one but um i have um a smart meter that actually doesn't work but i was having issues with
01:30:52.900
a lot of my pets getting ill so i got a faraday cage for it but i was wondering it's on a log house
01:30:58.660
and it's very thick log but i was wondering whether i should um shield the back side of it too and then
01:31:05.540
the second question was i found out today that uh my internet provider are stopping my service in a
01:31:12.260
month um because telus has brought them out and they want to do fiber optic they don't want to
01:31:16.980
maintain the direct line of sight that i currently have so i was wondering if something like starlink
01:31:22.020
would be a better option as opposed to the fiber optic or is the fiber optics itself okay i actually
01:31:29.140
refused to let them put it across my property they had to run across my property to get to the neighbor
01:31:34.740
so i don't even have it on the property but i'm just wondering should i go with a fiber optic or is
01:31:38.660
it better to go with something like starlink if you went with the fiber optic you just have to be
01:31:44.500
really insistent if you don't if you don't need the wireless you have to be really insistent
01:31:49.860
that it get disabled and you can do that by phoning your your provider and saying i want to disable
01:31:57.380
my wireless and they will they will give you a lot of grief they will say oh well you know you know
01:32:03.060
what you're doing and all that stuff about 4g and for it it's been nothing like that but you can insist
01:32:09.140
on it being shut off however when you do that you have to make sure that you go into your computer
01:32:16.420
and disable the wi-fi in your computer because the computer will be looking for the router it's called
01:32:22.340
an electronic handshake so you have to do both or you'll get a little bit of radiation coming from
01:32:27.220
the computer and none coming from the router but the route i don't know what it is about the routers
01:32:32.260
but everybody i know that's had one installed they they become very unwell and it usually is about
01:32:38.740
sleeping okay yeah i heard that the the fiber optic itself was okay but they use boosters
01:32:45.380
in between and that was the problem i didn't hear the question you did
01:32:50.340
sure what boosters they use boosters to help that signal
01:32:54.100
or are you using are you calling them a wi-fi booster
01:32:58.420
no so with the fiber optic i heard that it was actually the booster but maybe that's the router that
01:33:02.980
that they were talking about that is the issue like the the cable itself is okay but they
01:33:08.900
no the cable itself is fine it's the it's the transmitting technology that's on the inside of the
01:33:14.340
house okay they'll run the fiber optic cable up to the house and then bore a hole through the wall
01:33:20.020
shove the cable in and connect it up to a router on the inside of the house okay
01:33:24.180
for a strange reason it quite often ends up in the bedrooms which is right
01:33:27.700
which is right yeah usually if i could add to that usually the the modem the modem you'll get
01:33:34.820
is a modem combination modem router yeah there are lots of those that are that have been produced
01:33:42.340
yeah and a lot of the more recent ones like for example i've got an older uh generation tell us one
01:33:49.140
here i can actually turn 5g off and use 2.4 uh on some of the newer ones um you can only
01:33:57.460
lower lower the power to 10 percent i think you can't completely turn 5g off unless you do a
01:34:03.780
complete uh shutdown of wireless um but the the company may be able to help with turning the 5g off
01:34:12.980
but you can't as a administrator going into the configuration of the modem uh on some of them
01:34:19.620
uh like the one that shaw is using uh lately uh one of those anyway um you could only take it down to
01:34:28.100
10 percent yeah some of the some of the routers i've experimented with where you can uh cover them
01:34:34.980
with a shielding foil or with fabric or you can even turn the power down to the router by disconnecting
01:34:41.300
the antennas that the little rabbit ear antennas if you take those off it'll drop it by about 40 percent
01:34:48.500
okay okay good i i wanted that one lady uh jenny uh i just want to let you know that they are
01:34:58.500
active tell us and shaw and the providers are actively lobbying ottawa so that they do not have
01:35:07.300
to wire houses anymore with regular hardwired wiring they want to go completely wireless
01:35:14.660
yeah they tried to get me with a phone line because i had issue with a phone line and they
01:35:18.660
didn't want to repair the copper wires because they're putting the fiber optic in so they tried
01:35:22.580
to force me then but now obviously they're doing it again different tack this time and with it with
01:35:29.620
the shielding the smart meter should i shield it on the inside as well as the outside how are you
01:35:35.780
planning on the shield the meter on the outside well i have a faraday cage on it already but
01:35:41.380
there's a faraday cage surround the entire meter the the sides and the front yes okay well that's
01:35:47.540
that's not a good idea and the reason that is that the way the the meters transmit as they transmit into
01:35:53.780
like the shape of a beach ball going out from your house and ten percent of the radiation comes back
01:35:59.460
into the house but a lot of that is broken up by the electrical panel and other wiring and things
01:36:05.460
but if you block the face of the meter you're going to drive the energy back into the house
01:36:10.340
so you have to leave the meter face open and hydro will not like that if you block the face because
01:36:16.020
then they'll they'll pick up a lack of transmission and they'll come knocking on your door and tell you
01:36:20.420
to take off the shield it's not working anyway so they have to come and read it so um but i bought
01:36:26.580
it i got it after watching take back your power um i got it from a company that they recommended so
01:36:32.500
i assumed it was the correct one so it's like a open page my experience uh data logging off the
01:36:38.900
meters is that uh you don't want to block the face and jenny said it's an open cage
01:36:45.620
it's like a cage rather than a is it is it made out of like a window screen material but it's staying
01:36:52.580
yes like a mesh yeah yeah i still open the the face because i some of my colleagues have had all
01:36:59.860
kinds of problems with those and people are being told that that is the best thing you can do for it
01:37:05.220
and it just makes doesn't make sense to me to cover the entire meter and you where's the radiation go
01:37:12.740
okay thank you all right thanks jenny okay we're only going to have time for a couple more questions
01:37:18.420
i have another meeting to be at at 6 30 so let's see let's see how many we can get done all right laureate
01:37:25.060
hi there uh thanks for all the great information uh really useful uh just a quick question on can
01:37:34.580
you tell me what you mean by blue tube okay blue tube technology uh you can get a very fine headset
01:37:43.060
from dr marcola.com that's the only one i know in around and his is very nice and blue tube operates on
01:37:51.060
stethoscope technology you know what that is right yeah doctors use stethoscopes yeah well
01:37:56.580
they have tubes that run from your ears down to a connection point that then connects with a wire
01:38:01.860
and goes into your phone but when you do that you're not having any radiation go up to your ears past
01:38:08.180
your neck right your heart and all that it's they're they're wonderful to use
01:38:12.820
that i often uh listen to my television uh under a headset so in that case that probably wouldn't work
01:38:24.740
but are you using your cell phone as a listening device no no my television
01:38:31.140
but is it a wireless device you're using yeah i'm using a bluetooth headset okay well then you can just
01:38:37.620
switch it out with a with a blue tube so then i'd have to plug it into the tv somehow wouldn't i
01:38:45.860
well yeah you can get an adapter to do that okay there's lots and lots of adapters for different
01:38:51.860
the different millimeter size of the pins that are used on the headsets right oh i see yeah i see what
01:38:57.940
you mean yes oh sheila has just posted a link and she says dr marcola at 6 11 she's posted a link as
01:39:05.860
well that talks about blue tube blue tube headsets okay perfect thank you very much all right thank
01:39:12.020
you okay doug yeah hi could you please comment on titanium dental implants i'm about to get two this
01:39:19.220
year and um i don't know if that's a good idea or a bad idea well i worked in dental clinics but i'm not a
01:39:27.060
dentist and there are i know there are lots of people who have had dental implants with no problems
01:39:34.980
whatsoever but we have to remember that every socket site that a tooth sits in is connected to
01:39:41.140
acupuncture meridians and the jury is still out as to whether or not to use a titanium pin or a ceramic
01:39:48.900
coated titanium pin and you'd be very smart to go to somebody that uh can measure what you need that's
01:39:58.020
what i used to do for the medical for the dental clinics uh what what do you mean by measure what i need
01:40:04.980
what this is what you mean by measure oh well you can there's a lot of different measurements you
01:40:14.180
can take in the human mouth and part of it is to see if there's a reaction between uh silver fillings
01:40:19.700
and gold or a partial plates that have got nickel involved with them or stainless steel uh they have a
01:40:27.060
galvanic response meter that a lot of the dentists can use that's what we used to do we used to test the
01:40:32.580
teeth to see which tooth we would take out the amalgam fillings first but the uh the implants um
01:40:41.940
i think you should probably consult with the holistic dentist about that and uh there's three that i can
01:40:50.100
think of one of them is uh um dr ross gurell in uh sawasin and then there's also uh era all myron who is
01:41:00.420
in downtown vancouver and there's dr sage who's in surrey right on 200th street and they're all very
01:41:08.660
knowledgeable and they've been trained at the american academy of biological dentists it's something
01:41:13.780
to do some research in because it's uh they can be problematic i don't want to scare you away from it
01:41:19.540
because i know people who have them with no problems whatsoever okay perfect thank you very much
01:41:26.020
thank you doug okay suzette we only have a couple more questions we're gonna please try to make them
01:41:32.020
quick and we'll see if we can get through them thank you very much for having me um i wanted to say uh
01:41:39.300
the caller a few calls the caller before um let's say i so agree with her um my teenage son
01:41:49.060
doesn't want to hear about this either and so the my my other point is uh rogers um came and what
01:41:58.260
they've done is they've forced me to um upgrade from 4g to 5g because the new um modem that they have
01:42:07.380
they said it's outdated and i just had to take the 5g and i didn't know about this prior
01:42:13.860
well uh to my knowledge 5g is not up and running not the true 5g they are still piggybacking on 4g
01:42:26.660
and it's it's going to be some time they're talking about it being almost a year before 5g
01:42:32.980
using millimeter wave technology which means it's going to be above 24 billion cycles per second and
01:42:40.100
then they're going to switch over to millimeter wave technology and god knows what that's going
01:42:45.860
to do to us yeah yeah all right thank you suzette okay so we're on to connie
01:42:57.940
hi how are you good debbie will be our last our last question so connie it's all yours
01:43:03.540
so i'm same thing i just had i have fiber optics that just came through our my road and i said well
01:43:13.060
i'm concerned about the 5g i'm not sure if i want it you know if i don't want it can i say no and he
01:43:18.900
kept saying well they're gonna get rid of my old modem or the router because they don't want the copper
01:43:25.700
wires anymore and i'm thinking well what do people do if they don't want to have these like do the fiber
01:43:32.500
optics you know do they have no internet at all then well yes they'd like to get rid of the copper
01:43:40.420
because they're going to make more money if they don't have to install the copper it's all about
01:43:44.900
the bottom line and you don't you don't have to accept what they're saying you can say no i want
01:43:50.420
to keep what i have who said you have to do what they they want you to do well that's kind of what i
01:43:57.140
kept saying to him so it's so he put the the devices in my house already and then um he said that they're
01:44:06.180
going to bore a hole through my wall like you had just previously said and they'll come from the road
01:44:12.500
then and bring the wire in or whatever they do so so if i say no to it i can so i can actually keep
01:44:21.380
like he made it sound like i can't keep my old modems or routers well considering that they're
01:44:28.660
saying 5g is not going to be implemented and for almost another year i don't see what the problem
01:44:34.020
is why you can't keep it as long as possible i think they're relying on people being just submissive
01:44:41.140
and believing what they have to say and so um i've even had uh you know one of the people that works
01:44:47.540
uh with action for canada where they had to say you need to come and you need to come and rip this
01:44:52.580
all out it's causing me health problems and and so they'll have no choice just say i'm having adverse
01:44:58.420
reactions um i want you to provide me and then tell them tell them in uh what your needs are they they
01:45:05.460
don't want some sort of liability on them right that's right it's all about strong arming unfortunately
01:45:12.660
it comes down to really you know we're soft-spoken individuals i've saying to a friend today uh you
01:45:18.260
know i had to talk firmly over a situation to get it done because they want to railroad you in in
01:45:24.500
order for them to implement uh these measures and and we can't we can no longer be nice about this
01:45:29.860
this is our health and our future we're talking about i know because another distinction though here
01:45:35.780
too is uh fiber optic itself isn't the problem um it's the the modem that carries the wireless signal
01:45:44.740
right and the modem slash router sometimes they're combined sometimes they're separate but the fiber
01:45:51.700
optic itself isn't the issue okay so when they they hook up my fiber optics there's he's got the new
01:46:01.060
devices in my house already so that's going to change from my other router so how does that
01:46:07.780
how do i stop yeah there's yeah well there's no there's nothing stopping you from
01:46:13.620
you well they might not want you to use an older brand modem and you might have to find a so that
01:46:21.300
it's all bundled together then you might have an issue there yeah but so the fiber optics that they're
01:46:26.740
putting in isn't going to go to my old router all that all that is is a communication uh pipe
01:46:34.660
into the house and then what they do is put their brand of modem on there to give you internet and but
01:46:43.140
uh so you might you might have a bargaining or some leverage there on on the device itself
01:46:51.220
so you're saying they can actually attach my fiber optics to my old router
01:47:02.580
because really the fiber optic it it goes to well it depends on how they've configured the device
01:47:09.540
and the whole internet setup fiber optics are need to be terminated and usually it'll have its own
01:47:18.180
little termination box but they may be combining all of it into one device i'm not sure anymore it
01:47:24.660
depends i guess on the generation of the device and the what the protocol they're using
01:47:33.540
okay okay so i'll have to look into it a little more you want to ask whether or not they can be
01:47:38.340
separated that'd be might be a way to go okay you could also consult with a low voltage contractor
01:47:50.660
so who like who who would that be well they're actually listed in in amongst the the electricians
01:47:57.380
and uh quite a few of the electricians are also low voltage contractors
01:48:01.060
contractors because people don't somebody people don't want to pay for an electrician
01:48:07.060
and a low voltage contractor so some of them will do both
01:48:12.420
oh so i can call you know about keeping the cables separate and everything
01:48:16.980
so my electrician could come and actually check for low voltage
01:48:21.540
yes he could but he'd also i'm sure he's well aware of somebody that works in his sphere of
01:48:28.420
influence that does low voltage work and could recommend routers because a lot of that stuff is available
01:48:36.020
from supply houses and things different routers and you might have to do some sort of a
01:48:42.420
an adapter to go from the 5g that's coming into your building and an adapter to hook up to your old router
01:48:49.300
okay okay all right okay thank you thank you okay we have time for one more question debbie also uh
01:48:57.940
a question in the chat that's been asked throughout uh farron is if uh we're going to be posting this
01:49:04.900
video on the website on the workers unite page we do that takes sometimes up to a week to get it on
01:49:09.940
there but it's coming and then is it possible to get your the pdf of your slide presentation and post
01:49:17.780
that on the website as well yes and yeah i'm sure there's a way to do it i don't know how to do it
01:49:25.060
but andy knows how to do it okay well andy and i will work towards that then okay debbie what's your
01:49:30.740
question tanya i wanted to know if brain tap was okay to use that is something where you put headphones
01:49:36.900
on and they have programs either to help you sleep or different you know different things in your life
01:49:42.580
i'm wondering if that is safe or not i don't know enough about it but i bought it and i've used it
01:49:47.780
a couple times but i don't know what wireless is it wireless yes well yeah they would go ahead uh
01:49:54.660
well there there's your problem right there if it's wireless does it have some like an npc player
01:50:01.060
with it or how do you use your phone ah you know there there you go so you're you're uh you're being
01:50:09.300
irradiated the whole side of your body from where the phone is in your purse or in your pocket
01:50:14.420
right all the way up to the up to the headphones okay well it'll stay in the cupboard then uh thank
01:50:20.260
you very much what i do at night is i just unplug the wi-fi i turn the phone right off and unplug
01:50:25.540
the wi-fi very good good i'd like to add at this point that and i didn't cover this in my talk and i
01:50:32.500
apologize it is uh where you carry your phones and that same neurosurgeon that i talked about in the
01:50:42.100
presentation dr leonard hardell he takes a lot of tumors out of brains and it's because people have
01:50:49.940
constant use of the phone but also they're seeing more and more women with tumors on the breast
01:50:58.660
breast because they stick the phone in their in their bra they've even now come out with bras
01:51:04.660
that have got pockets for the cell phone yeah that is like to me that's just insane yeah i can't i
01:51:11.940
carry mine in a separate bag and lots of times when i go shopping or something for a few minutes i just
01:51:16.900
leave the whole thing in the car i hide it and i leave it in the car so they can't track me okay wise
01:51:22.420
woman all right everyone farron in closing what would be a word for everyone well i just um tanya i
01:51:30.100
wanted to let you know that i'm i'm speaking at the vancouver chapter of action for canada on thursday
01:51:35.140
night all right terrific good to know do we know the address and that is on the corner of uh victoria
01:51:43.140
and 43rd avenue at what time seven all right everybody in the vancouver or surrounding areas
01:51:50.820
if uh you're available at seven o'clock on thursday night did you say yes thursday night
01:51:57.300
make sure that you come and meet farron in person and learn more and there's lots of lots of fun
01:52:03.140
people there it was the last one i was had a really good time yeah i i that was right i met you last
01:52:11.300
thursday yeah i forgot about that this is why i say in all these chapters like it's incredible
01:52:19.220
people we've been meeting in person we need community we need this so anyways thank you so
01:52:25.140
much baron i've seen the chat just light up with much gratitude to you um it was a very interesting
01:52:32.100
subject and we just thank you for walking us through that and and staying around to answer so
01:52:36.900
many questions so thank you everybody for attending as well god bless you and god bless canada and we'll
01:52:42.820
see you either tomorrow night for sure tomorrow night with dr greg gary and next tuesday