The world is rapidly advancing into the era of 5G technology, with promises of unprecedented connectivity and innovation. Official narratives tout the benefits of 5G as a technological leap forward, enhancing communication and efficiency. However, beneath the surface lies a complex web of interests that extend far beyond mere connectivity.
The Department of Defense’s investment in private 5G infrastructure for national defense purposes raises eyebrows. Collaborating with Verizon to deploy 5G at military installations like MCAS Miramar, Naval Base Point Loma, and Naval Base Coronado, the DoD aims to explore the potential of 5G-enabled tools for military and public safety use. This partnership with Verizon hints at a deeper integration of telecommunications and defense, blurring the lines between civilian and military applications.
Millimeter wave technology, a core component of 5G networks, serves a dual purpose in both telecommunications and Active Denial crowd control systems. Operating in the High-Band spectrum, this technology offers high-speed data transfer but with limited range. The deployment of Active Denial Technology, utilizing millimeter waves to induce a heating sensation in targeted individuals, showcases the potential misuse of 5G infrastructure for controlling populations.
RAND researchers propose leveraging 5G technologies for military applications, emphasizing the need for innovative concepts to defend thinly defended allies. Recommendations include utilizing cell tower-mounted Time Difference of Arrival (TDOA) techniques and developing operational concepts for wireless edge nets. This militarization of 5G technology hints at a broader agenda of enhancing military capabilities through pervasive connectivity.
The Energy Security and Resilience Research conducted by NREL delves into Grid Edge Security, evaluating the cybersecurity implications of 5G communications for controlling distributed energy resources. NREL’s collaboration with national laboratories and partners, funded by the U.S. Department of Energy and the Department of Defense, underscores the intertwining interests of energy security, cybersecurity, and military applications in the 5G landscape.
The implications of this convergence of military, telecommunications, and energy sectors under the guise of 5G technology are profound. The potential for widespread surveillance, control, and manipulation is evident, with vulnerable populations at risk of becoming unwitting subjects in a vast experiment of technological dominance. The intent to harness 5G for military superiority, the means to integrate surveillance capabilities, and the opportunity to exert control over populations are clear in this orchestrated agenda.
As we stand at the crossroads of technological advancement and ethical implications, the trajectory of the 5G agenda becomes increasingly clear. The consolidation of power through integrated surveillance, finance, and biotech control, under the guise of national security and efficiency, poses a significant threat to individual liberties and global autonomy. Understanding the historical patterns of control and manipulation is crucial in navigating the future landscape shaped by the WEF, the New World Order, and the Beast System. The time to act is now, to safeguard our collective future from the shadows of domination and control.
