Comments by "Laurence Fraser" (@laurencefraser) on "The Truth About 5G" video.

  1. Try looking for studies on the specific electromagnetic frequencies, rather than 5G specifically, if you haven't already. Then realise that most US research is locked behind paywalls, unhelpfully (also true of other places to varying degrees.)
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  2.  @twistieman1078  ehh, corporations have this strange tendency to flat out lie if it'll make them more money. Trustworthy, they generally are not. Still, there are limits to the sort of thing they can get away with without actually Credible entities taking them to task for their nonsense, and the various issues people have with 5G (well, beyond the companies flat out lying about their coverage and how much benefit it actually offers at the moment) are well past that point. Like most conspiracies, pulling this off requires nigh omnipotence and omnicompetence, in a way that is utterly incompatible with being caught at it by the conspiracy theorist, let alone them being able to do anything about it. The 5G bit gets credit for being less unbelievable than most (well, at least untill it gets comboed with bill gates, vaccines, nanobots, covid-19, and kill switches, at least.)... But it Still requires that Many telcos to coordinate, across multiple countries, subverting the regulatory bodies of those countries, not get caught by law enforcement or intelligence agencies in those countries, not get however they go about all That caught by the legislature (including opposition, where applicable!), Executive, or Media of any of those countries, And not realise that it would be a Hell of a lot cheaper to just not bother. Seriously, when telcos 'conspire' at all, it's to get away with price fixing and failing to meet their obligation to actually provide the service they pay for, not this sort of nonsense.
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  3. That 'entirely new language' or whatever for txt messages? Most of it is/was a REinvention. A century-ish before, people used mostly the same tricks for mostly the same reasons when sending messages via telegraph.
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