Brussels halts 5G deployment indefinitely: 5G project, says authorities, not compatib

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Brussels halts 5G deployment indefinitely: 5G project, says authorities, not compatible with radiation safety standards

Tuesday, August 20, 2019 by: Lance D Johnson

(Natural News) In the next year, preliminary 5G networks are set to roll out in China, the United States, South Korea, and Japan. In the next seven years, operators are projected to invest over $1 trillion to expand 5G wireless technology. With 5G, the telecom industry promises instant connectivity, paving the way for “smart cities.” 5G is a Big Tech dream come true – a data collection boon that will tie all internet-connected devices together and increase connectivity speeds up to 1000 times greater than existing 4G networks. As investors scramble to get a piece of the 5G pie, the technology is not projected for deployment in every first-world country, nor will it be accepted by every big city.

Brussels to halt 5G rollout over severe human health risks

In fact, the Minister of the Government of the Brussels-Capital Region, Céline Fremault, has vowed to halt 5G deployment. “The people of Brussels are not guinea pigs whose health I can sell at a profit,” states Fremault in an interview with L’Echo. “I cannot welcome such technology if the radiation standards, which must protect the citizen, are not respected, 5G or not.”


No exceptions will be made in Brussels. Fremault warns that 5G violates Belgian radiation safety standards. Fremault is heeding the warning of over 240 scientists and doctors from over 41 nations who have published research documenting the harmful effects of 5G radiation on all biological life. These scientists have appealed to the United Nations, calling for a moratorium on 5G. The adverse effects of radio-frequency and millimeter waves on human and environmental health are well documented. 5G radiation has been shown to cause changes in bacterial growth, neuropyshiatric effects, DNA damage, and even cancer. Permissive countries (that sacrifice the health of their population) only consider the thermal effects of 5G. There’s much more to 5G radiation than that.

Scientists warn about the dangers of 5G

Dr. Martin Pall, Washington State University Professor calls the 5G rollout the “stupidest idea in the history of the world.” In his studies, he warns about the very high energy outputs required to ensure efficient penetration of electromagnetic frequency waves. He also documents the extraordinarily high numbers of antennae that are planned, which will increase exposure to the deeply penetrating radiation. He also warns about the extremely high pulsation levels and the high level interactions of 5G frequency on charged groups, including the voltage sensor charged groups. This rapid influx of pulsed electromagnetic frequency fields has been shown to stress the calcium channels of cells (voltage gated calcium channels or VGCC). Two body systems most impacted by pulsed EMFs are the eyes and the kidneys. In preliminary studies, the downstream effects of VGCC activation include cataracts, detached retinas, glaucoma and macular degeneration. Moreover, the fluids in the kidneys allow regeneration of electrical fields. This impacts the glomerular filtration and reabsorption, adversely affecting two major functions of the kidneys.


The influx of 5G antennas will send out deeply penetrating magnetic fields that will disturb electrically charged groups that are dissolved in the aqueous phases of the body. When these charged groups are excited to action, they can regenerate electric fields that are essentially identical to the electric fields pulsing from the original EMFs. The amplification of electrical fields across plasma membranes produces EMF effects deep within the body because voltage sensors in the body are sensitive to outside electric forces and will reverberate the frequency. 5G will be the greatest assault of electric forces the body has ever had to endure. Once 5G is rolled out, the assault will be non-stop.


Because Brussels is calling out the dangers of 5G and blocking its rollout, they are currently a world leader for protecting human health. To learn more about the risks of 5G, check out Radiation.News.Sources include:


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Some companies are already looking at and going ahead to 6G. The heck with 5G, move ahead and onward, or stay behind, that is the future.
With 5G Still in the Works, 6G Is Already Taking Shape
Nobody has launched a 5G network yet, but the technologists at Finland's University of Oulu are already starting to figure out 6G.

The Academy of Finland yesterday announced the funding of "6Genesis," an eight-year research program to conceptualize 6G under the auspices of the University of Oulu's Centre for Wireless Communications.
Oulu, in northern Finland, is a major hub for 5G development.

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https://www.nextgov.com/cio-briefing...-break/159330/

August 21, 2019 06:00 PM ET

Participants who took phone breaks experienced the highest levels of mental depletion.

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http://www.thetreeofliberty.com/vb/s...n-safety-stand

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(Natural News)

I stopped reading when I saw that.

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Laughable at best when it comes from that source. LOL

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https://www.5gcrisis.com/identify

Information on Identifying 5G Small Cells

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People around here have been reporting some strange cell phone problems. I have an old flip phone. Seems those with Smartphones are the ones having the majority of the problems. Thus far complaints from Verizon and T Mobile customers (also Cellular One). ... Voicemail not working. Cell not ringing. Texts not being received (or received very late), one way talk, no ring heard, but ringing on other end. ... These are recent occurrences. Also, long text messages are not being received by many, even though cellphone say "Sent". ... What used to be somewhat reliable service is no longer dependable at all.

Edit to add: There has been a rumor that a slow implementation of 5G is happening in this area. Carriers are being very evasive when asked questions.

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MARINA DEL REY, Calif. — If you've heard the hype about the new 5G wireless networks, it comes to this: "blazing fast" super speeds, way faster than what we see now on 4G.
The intent is to download movies faster, stream without buffering, pick up mapping information quicker and the like.
Sprint launched 5G Tuesday in major markets: New York, Los Angeles, Washington, D.C., and Phoenix, but with a twist: It's not as fast as other forms of 5G.
Sprint's stat is "6X faster," to a 20x claim by Verizon.
Sprint, which has agreed to be acquired by T-Mobile but is doing business as usual until the deal actually closes, has a slower version of 5G that connects to existing cell towers, and thus enables Sprint to push 5G service to a wider group of people. Still, Sprint says its a "fully standards compliant 5G network from our existing LTE cell sites."

Sprint says it's covering 2,100 square miles and 11 million people, "more than any other carrier." The company had already launched Atlanta, Dallas-Fort Worth, Kansas City and Chicago earlier this year.
The key is that Verizon and AT&T's 5G uses a higher frequency that produces higher speeds, but only in limited areas. Sprint is on a lower 5G frequency, "and when you’re at lower frequencies, it travels further, and gets better coverage, but it’s not as fast," says analyst Bob O'Donnell, president of the TECHnalysis Research firm.
In terms of reach, Verizon says it has 5G available in 10 cities, to 6 for T-Mobile and 9 for Sprint. AT&T is in several markets, but service is only available to corporate customers. Verizon initially put more of the focus on 5G as a cable TV alternative, while Sprint is touting "mobile 5G" and the broader, wider reach of its network.
5G is costly

If you want 5G, you'll have to pay for the privilege.
Sprint's lowest-priced monthly plan, at $100 for a family of four, doesn't qualify, so for 5G it will bump you up the "Unlimited Premium," at $140 monthly.
Additionally, you will need a phone that works with 5G, and there are only a handful available. Sprint is selling three: the Samsung Galaxy S10 5G ($1,299), OnePlus 7 Pro 5G ($840) and LG VSD Thin Q ($1049).
Apple iPhones don't work with 5G networks, and the next edition of the iPhone, the iPhone 11, isn't expected to be 5G capable, with Apple instead waiting for 2020, according to tech analysts. Google Pixels also don't work with 5G.

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Thanks Hoppalong! oh, you didnt give us a link.