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All kinds of big news to discuss today.

Breaking news and news that wouldn't have been discussed 10 years ago,

but now we discuss it.

But there's certain things we do here at Infoowars that other places don't, and that's

report on things like 5G that threaten all of us. So here is John Bound with the latest report on

5G technology. 5G means more devices at megafast speeds, low delays, and your personal files will

instantly pop out of the cloud. But the 5G

rollout is rife with so many issues threatening human health and civil liberties that it's

simply easier for the mockingbird media to sell you a stack of positives rather than address

the mountain of negatives. Self-driving cars, smart cities, fully connected homes, robots, this is the future,

and it will be powered by 5G.

5G signals are powerful, but they don't reach as far.

Making it work will require thousands, maybe even millions of mini cell phone towers, pretty

much everywhere you can imagine. Every lamp pose, the side of every building, maybe even in

every room of your home. Self-driving cars, for example, require a continuous stream of data. The

quicker that information is delivered to autonomous vehicles, the better and safer they can run.

For many analysts, this is just one example of how 5G could become the connective tissue

for the Internet of Things.

An industry that's set to grow threefold by 2025, linking and controlling not just robots, but also medical devices,

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