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As noted below, one of the most powerful features of 5G is the ability to "slice" the spectrum into discrete communication pipelines. If 4G is compared to a congested 5 lane freeway, 5G could create a dedicated, empty lane for high-speed emergence vehicles. Already, discrete slices are being used by police, intel agencies, emergence services, private corporate communications and of course, the military itself.

The 5G rollout is upending aviation safety as "transmission from these towers have been demonstrated to interfere with radar altimeters, widely used in helicopters and other aircraft to measure altitude." 5G is a necessary technology to enable the Internet of Things (IoT), which overrides human health and safety.

It's not just a question of faster, but of the unleashing of other technologies, such as AI, augmented reality and the metaverse. The 6G "pipe" will be stratified into several layers, some reserved for audio, some for data and some for the Internet of Everything and some for police/military communication.

5G is already a game-changer for connecting the Internet of Things, but the advent of 6G will bring speeds so fast that it will require another descriptive adjective other than "real-time." Global brain? Unity of life?

The Technocrats who control the FCC are massively overreaching the Constitution and private property rights with a bum's rush to fast track the spread of 5G antennas. CHD has sued the FCC to block the new rule.

The Ex-CEO of Google is right in the middle of this process. Although nothing is set in stone just yet, the logic from the military's point of view is unmistakable. The downside is that the government (military) would dictate the terms of use throughout civilian populations.

The 5G rollout to the world is a long, enduring process and not merely an event. There are myriad obstacles that have slowed this process, but the goal of energizing the Internet of Everything is ever present. Technocrats see 5G as the holy grail of scientific dictatorship.

Do cities have any autonomy in regulating or negotiating with telecom carriers over 5G towers? Nope. The Federal Appeals Court's decision will save telecom carriers over $2 billion in local fees. This is a major Technocrat victory over local sovereignty.