5G conspiracy theories make their way to LA

| 29/06/2020 | 137 Comments

(CNS): With one application from a new but unidentified company to roll out a 5G network in the Cayman Islands, Premier Alden McLaughlin was fending off questions in the Legislative Assembly on Monday about social media conspiracy theories. Although there is “no credible evidence” this technology is any more harmful than previous generations, some opposition MLAs want government to undertake an independent review of 5G. When Kenneth Bryan (GTC) asked the premier, whose ministry has responsibility for the telecoms regulator, OfReg, McLaughlin confirmed that one application had been made.

In response Bryan asked if the government planned to do any health and safety checks in light of the widespread, albeit unproven, concerns about the alleged dangers and health risks posed by the technology before any permission was granted. Bryan suggested that the conspiracy theories should be considered alongside the science because of the concerns people have about elevated radiation.

But the premier pointed out that the decisions made by the regulator were based on science, and while there were many conspiracy theories on social media without any evidence to support them, Cayman would be following the guidance of the relevant international bodies that have concluded that it is safe.

Nevertheless. he said he was aware that some people in other countries have become convinced, despite the lack of scientific evidence, that 5G is unsafe.

“OfReg is guided by international standards and scientific evidence,” McLaughlin said, as he listed the relevant institutes that guide the telecommunications sector and pointed out that there was no one here that could do a better job of reviewing the safety of this technology than those specialist organisations.

However, Anthony Eden (SAV) said that there was grave concern on social media about the 5G towers and asked the premier and his staff “to make sure we know what we getting into because it’s going to be like the cell phones and radiation… When the onslaught of brain tumours start to hit, you will wonder what happened.”

But the premier pointed out that the world is full of conspiracy theories and speculation.

“We have to operate on the basis of evidence, otherwise I think we would be so paralyzed by fear, we would not do anything in this world,” he said. “The office cannot legally or legitimately deny a licence to an applicant without good cause.”

He said that unless some new scientific evidence comes to light or there is a change to the international standards, “the licence process will proceed in the usual way”.

He pointed out that the World Health Organization is conducting a report on the effects of exposure to radio frequencies, which is due out in 2022, so if or when this or any other credible report provides evidence that 5G is harmful, OfReg would respond as it is obligated to do so in law.

“But as of now there is no credible evidence available in the world that 5G poses any danger or any greater danger than any other form of electronic communication,” McLaughlin added. He said in the absence of any evidence, then the licence would be considered in line with law.

However, Opposition Leader Arden McLean raised his concern that government was inviting another telecoms operator into the market when the existing providers were not able to offer the level of coverage in line with their licences.

But the premier said that he believed that another player might provide the motivation needed to the other firms to step up their game.

See the LA below on CIGTV, set to start with Kenneth Bryan’s question:


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    • B. says:

      Gov doesn’t know the difference between Agenda 2030 marketing propaganda psyence and real data based science.

  1. Anonymous says:

    Just wear your masks and you’ll be fine.

  2. P&L says:

    While many get their info from social media it isn’t the only source out there warning of the effects of 5G… I’m just saying

    https://ehtrust.org/scientific-research-on-5g-and-health/

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  3. Anonymous says:

    It takes a real uninformed and UNQUALIFIED individual to really and truly make these sort of allegations/comments in all places the LA with no real merit or proven truth to back. He has obviously been reading alot of FB and IG for his “fact checks” and needs to stop spreading misinformation. What is these islands really coming to!

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    • Quid pro quo says:

      Coming to their senses and stop believing in corrupt government interest getting kickbacks from secret sweet deals 11:17pm if only we could a unbiased or non government influenced entity now to deal with it that’s what we lack in these islands.

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  4. Anonymous says:

    I want 5G, and even 6G, technology in the United States as soon as possible. It is far more powerful, faster, and smarter than the current standard. American companies must step up their efforts, or get left behind. There is no reason that we should be lagging behind on……..

    https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1098581869233344512

    If the Donald says it’s good I am SOLD!!

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    • Anonymous says:

      So I told my people, don’t stop at 6G please! We have to go to 7, 8, 9, 10G! Other countries, they’ve got this stuff, and they’re laughing at us, they’re laughing at us.

  5. Anonymous says:

    I’m only here for the CNS trolls.

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  6. Anonymous says:

    Life expectancy continues to increase.
    55 is the new 45.
    Quality of life continues to increase in most Western nations.
    Yet copious amounts of energy is used to cry foul over vaccinations, contrails, 5G, and whatever other flavour of the day conspiracy theory to comes out this week.
    Keep calm and carry on, every little thing will be alright.

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  7. Anonymous says:

    FIX THE DUMP!

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  8. Anonymous says:

    Wow, our island is already so small, do we really need this technology? I CAN TELL GOVT FROM NOW I DO NOT CONSENT TO NO SMART METER AT MY HOUSE. I WILL BURN IT DOWN!! Period!!

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    • Anonymous says:

      Lol

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    • Anonymous says:

      You’re part of the reason why this island is so backwards.

      Allowed to smoke tobacco on government property, can import cannabis oil, but can’t grow cannabis myself. Bet locking up our people for that makes perfect sense to you.

      – another Caymanian

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  9. Anonymous says:

    Why are they even talking about this.
    Fix the dump.

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  10. Anonymous says:

    Good thing the Cruise Ships are not here anymore, I would hate for you all to realise that he large spinning radars they run all day while out there a way more power full than the 5G you are worried about.

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  11. Anonymous says:

    The conspiracy analyst (not theorists) having been warning us about this and how it will affect humans. Because most are still asleep they will put it up and you will not even know when until its too late. Wake up sheep!!!

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  12. Anonymous says:

    The telecoms market is a mess. Current licensees have no incentive to invest in their networks. Another licensee will further reduce their incentives. The Government should rollout it own transmission/backbone network and give non-discriminatory access to other service providers. Coverage everywhere would then be guaranteed. Greater competition and lower prices for consumers would follow. And the CIG and Caymanians would benefit financially.

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  13. Anonymous says:

    Why do you think you are alive? Because your heart is beating? But why is your heart beating? Because of electric current flow through your body. You are an electrical being.

    If electrical current flow is steady, uninterrupted and within nature designed parameters, you are alive and healthy. Any fluctuations would cause problems, but you already know that when you get abnormal EKG or Encephalogram.

    It is estimated that in 2012, the radio waves that surround our planet today is one billion times the amount that naturally reaches us from our sun!

    Do you think that adding massive manmade EMF’s to our environment won’t disrupt electrophysiology of every living thing on Earth including human bodies? Do you think it might cause a massive stress response from every cell in a human body?

    This is as dumbed-down as it could possibly get in an attempt to make people if not understand, but at least start thinking for themselves.

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    • Anonymous says:

      So through away your cell phone and convince all your family & friends & enemies to do the same. The “waves” only exist because of demand.

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    • Anonymous says:

      How far up your @$$ did you have to reach to pull out that figure? “one billion times the amount”

      Man-made sources of electromagnetic fields that form a major part of industrialized life – electricity, microwaves and radiofrequency fields – are found at the relatively long wavelength and low frequency end of the electromagnetic spectrum and their quanta are unable to break chemical bonds, which is how the “problems” you mentioned would occur.

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    • Anonymous says:

      Yeah…. it’s gotta be dumbed down for us poor Caymanians! A lot of us think that the radiation from 5G might act the same way as the radiation in my microwave oven.

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  14. Anonymous says:

    Don’t worry, OfReg is in charge.

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  15. Anonymous says:

    And it brought Corona and the Sahara dust. I spoke to someone who actually believes that some government sent the Sahara dust.

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    • Excuse Me 🤷🏽‍♂️ says:

      But 5G by its radiation may weaken your immune system. Forget if the Corona virus having its control of your body. There is also cancers.

      We don’t need 5G here.

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  16. Anonymous says:

    You need one of those buttons above to be a laugh button.

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  17. Anonymous says:

    I saw big foot once. Made a sound…a sound you don’t ever want to hear, not ever.

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  18. Anonymous says:

    Perhaps people should ask a different question – like who the vendor is. And if the system being installed is Huawei based.

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    • Anonymous says:

      Perhaps the most important question you should be asking is the name of a good psychiatrist.

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      • Anonymous says:

        Because concern over Huawei ‘s involvement is paranoia, right? Must be contagious then, since it seems to be shared by the intelligence services in Australia, New Zealand and the US to the point where there is a complete ban on it. And paranoid to be suspicious about any Caymanian politicians involvement with Chinese vendors, because we have no track record on that, do we?

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        • Anonymous says:

          The ban isn’t because it’s harmful to health; the ban is being discussed because governments don’t want to be dependent on China technology.

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        • Anonymous says:

          Paranoid because our whole Western telecommunications system would be vulnerable to the Communist Party of China. Not / not health concerns.

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          • Anonymous says:

            Who said my concern about it being Huawei was health related? There are more immediate and real reasons to be concerned about a 5G vendor being kept anonymous by the government than internet theories about radiation. Start off with who wouldn’t want to be able to eavesdrop every cell phone conversation going through offshore law firms, and how much money might be available to the politicians that would facilitate being able to corner the 5G market.

      • Rickey says:

        Dr. Joel Moskiwitz can help you. Excellent psychologist and expert on 5G too.

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    • Anonymous says:

      Those damn Chinese at it again. First trying to build the port and now 5G in Cayman.

      Soon the Chinese will control the Caribbean at the rate they are going.

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  19. Anonymous says:

    You might need to inform yourself of things you do not know.
    The Schwan guideline for EMF in the USA was set because we could measure and perceive heat from infrared EMF’s. But these EMF’s are not representative of what we face today.

    We can not truly know the problem largeness because the EPA was forced to stop measuring EMF over USA in 1979. In the USA, in 1979 there was no tech boom yet, but today there is.

    Schwan guidelines of 10,000 milliwatts is based upon thermal damage from EMF’s and nothing else. It does not consider non thermal EMF radiation effects on cells. These standards remain in effect for Americans even today.

    A change in electrical charge at any biologic level triggers changes throughout an organism.

    The biologic effect is not the same for every person exposed, but every person is altered in some fashion unbeknownst to them.

    There’s no point of any meaningful discussion here simply because of the audience‘ dogmatic thinking.

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  20. Anonymous says:

    I think we should grant a travel exemption for OfReg
    Let them hire a team of consultants while they do a personal survey of 36 countries and then hand in the consultants report.

    If OfReg knows the international standards and science then why do they always hire consultants. They are paid enough to be smart or is that just because they are lodge.

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  21. Anonymous says:

    Don’t worry we will be one of the last places to get 5G despite paying the highest prices. Everyone else will be on 6 G and the risks will be known.

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    • Anonymous says:

      We will be PAYING for 5G, but won’t actually get it for decades, likely. Do a ping sometime and see how it compares to what you are paying for.

  22. Anonymous says:

    There is abundant evidence that 5G causes massive DNA damage, inflammation, and disrupts all kinds of biology, and it is extremely difficult to avoid.

    It is not sound logic to trust international bodies that are heavily influenced by industry to decide that 5G is safe. There are many hundreds of studies that demonstrate this is horrifyingly unsafe. How many humans have to die before we have the requisite proof to avoid this hazard which is completely unnecessary? How many birds need to fall out of the sky before we realize why coal miners used to take canaries with them?

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    • Anonymous says:

      Well, judging by the current COVID-19 situation, it seems that millions must die before lessons are learned. How is this any different?

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    • Anonymous says:

      There is no evidence for any of that. The 5g waves are not powerful enough to harm human DNA. Or any DNA for that matter… you have a source other than your own butt?

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      • Anonymous says:

        Evidence? Say, do you get your evidence from your own butt?. There was no evidence of COVID-19-19 harming anyone…… until it happened. I hear it has killed some folks!

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    • Anonymous says:

      How tf is non-ionizing radiation supposed to damage DNA worse than the powerful Sun? Do tell expert

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    • Anonymous says:

      What bs!

    • Anonymous says:

      What is your source for all this? Please share.

      And YouTube videos don’t count.

      • Anonymous says:

        You realize there are Worldwide PhD’s and professors on these subjects on YouTube yes? Most of which Probably of higher caliber than most high-end universities.

        Just because you choose to watch YouTube for Bill Nye “the Science guy”, doesn’t make all of YouTube a bad source of information.

    • Anonymous says:

      Lols. Nutbar Rick with another attempt at unsourced make-believe. Kids, please cite something credible, or give your campaign a rest.

      • Anonymous says:

        Here’s the thinking: If Donald Trump doesn’t source credible sources, why should I? He’s the greatest leader in the history of the universe!

  23. Anonymous says:

    This is hilarious. Arguing in the Legislature about something they know nothing about, meanwhile the dump continues to fester in the hot sun. FIX THE DUMP you numbskulls !!

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  24. Anonymous says:

    Oh,FFS!! 🙄

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  25. BeaumontZodecloun says:

    We can’t be this stupid.

    We can’t be THIS stupid.

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    • Anonymous says:

      Yes we can. We are still led by flat-earth Christians who deny the dinosaurs, deny the moon landings, and deny us cheap gasoline, and particularly when it suits their misguided agendas. Lawd help us from inbred Jeds.

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      • Anonymous says:

        The moon landing was fake. The US helped plan the 9/11 attacks. Oswald was a patsy and JFK was assassinated by the telephone company because he wanted to break up Ma Bell. Roosevelt knew the Japanese were going to attack Pearl Harbor and didn’t warn them because he wanted war. Hilary and Bill Clinton, George Soros and other influential democrats were, and still are, running a child pornography ring out of a pizza parlor. The US government is building concentration camps all over the country to imprison ordinary Americans. Bill Gates plans to put a tracking chip into the COVID-19 vaccine so he can track the movements of every American. COVID-19 is a global scam to harm Donald Trump. What do all of these conspiracy theories, and any many others, have in common? They’re all the inventions of crackpot, numbskull Americans.

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    • Anonymous says:

      That’s what I said about my American countrymen 5 years ago on electing Trump. We can’t be this stupid. Boy did I get that one wrong.

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      • Anonymous says:

        The Americans didn’t have much choice. It was Trump or that lying cheating stealing ……. What was that witch’s name? Killery, or something like that.

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        • Anonymous says:

          Yeah, well if we ever see Trump’s tax returns and discover all that money and loans from Russia you will be dreaming for a witch.

          Treason is the word. Trump’s total lack of action on all things Putin explains it all.

          No wonder Trump stokes racial divisions every day. One would think the Confederacy was alive again. Diversions, diversions, diversions. Just don’t talk to him about the coronavirus.

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  26. Anonymous says:

    The funny part about these comments is that they fail to understand visible light is a HIGHER electromagnetic frequency than both radio and microwaves. Sigh.

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    • Anonymous says:

      You talk gibberish.

      Yes, below is copy and paste from electromagnetism 101.

      Electromagnetism can be discussed in two ways: #1 in terms of the field and #2 in terms of the radiation. The field is something that exists in space around an object that produces it. An electric field extends outward from electrically charged objects. Both magnetic and electric fields are static and unvarying. When time is introduced to them, by varying the intensity of the field, like a radio antenna, an electromagnetic field is a result. This kind of field fluctuates often and emits waves of energy that behave as massless and chargeless (photons) energies. Each energy wave consists of an electric and magnetic field at right angles to one another. The energy wave generated is traveling at right angles to both the magnetic and electric field. This gives it a 3-dimensional look when you reconstruct the view in your mind’s eye. The number of waves formed in one second is called the frequency of the EMF wave. The distance the energy travels during one oscillation is the wavelength. The higher the frequency, the shorter the wavelength is, and vice versa.

      EMF’s span large frequencies. Gamma rays are very small. They are a tenth of a billionth millimeter long and vibrate at sextillions of times a second. They are related to Xrays, shortwave UV radiation is called ionizing radiation. Their photons are so powerful that they can knock out electrons from atoms and cause highly reactive ions to be formed where they should not be. The next band of EMF’s are the longer wave UV radiation and then we hit EMF we see invisible light. Infrared radiation comes next and we feel it as heat. Below the infrared spectrum is the area of EMF’s is where modern communications frequencies are found. Here, microwaves (Giga or mega Hz), and radio frequencies exist. The RF (radio frequency) spectrum is broken up into many smaller groups with names you know (UHF, VHF, and ELF). Extremely low frequency (ELF) waves are where the Schumann resonance is below 10 Hz. At 10 Hz, one wave is 18,600 miles long. The key point is, except for visible light and infrared EMF, we can not perceive any of these energies without instruments designed to find them. The problem is our brain senses them all without sensation being perceived consciously.

      For 4 billion years, the energies that surrounded life were simple. There was the Schumann resonance; which essentially was a weak ELF electromagnetic field modulated by the micro-pulsations, sculpted by the solar and lunar cycles. There were random bursts of static electricity from lightning centered at 10,000 Hz and they reverberated over the entire Earth’s surface at any time. 3000-5000 of these strikes happen simultaneously. There were weak radio signals from distant stars. A light was present from our sun. UV and infrared was the most abundant form of EMF on the surface of the planet for 4 billion years. We perceive infrared EMF by sensing the heating of tissues. This heating effect is called the Schwan guideline, and it only takes in to account the thermal effects of EMF. The reason Schwan used this method initially is it was the only way to easily quantify EMF’s using temperature. That is easy to measure. If you own a microwave oven you know it too when you heat up something in it. But here is where our problem began. The biologic effects from EMF are not from the thermal release of energy. It is from the nonthermal effects. Today our current standards for technology are still based on the thermal standards alone. Schwan set it at 10,000 millivolts.

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      • Anonymous says:

        So many words yet you couldn’t even prove how 5G is more harmful, if at all, than technology we’ve been using for decades.

        Dismissed as speculation.

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      • Anonymous says:

        Thank you for posting this. I went to look up the link to post further information on EMT’s and saw your post first.
        They have been investigating EMF’s since the 50/60’s?
        Yes, we emit electromagnetic waves from our body and yes, EMF’s affect us.
        All of you conspiracy theorist go look up what the effect of EMF’s are on the human body. If nothing else, you will be exposed to something (knowledge) you never knew before.

        https://jackkruse.com/emf-5-what-are-the-biologic-effects-of-emf/

  27. Anonymous says:

    The 5G gives you The Gay. Fact.

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      It literally means 5 x Gayness (5G), so however much gayness you have to begin with, it multiplies it up.

      That’s why the gay marriage issue cropped up once we got up to dangerous 3G and 4G levels.

      #science

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    • Anonymous says:

      And it brought Corona and the Sahara dust. I spoke to someone who actually believes that some government sent the Sahara dust.

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  28. Anonymous says:

    “Possibly carcinogenic” is the least risky category that the WHO has. 3G, 4G, LTE, 5G all share the same category of health risks as coffee, thyme, and the nickel coating on pocket change. Next.

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  29. Anonymous says:

    This sounds like something that still needs some research. I don’t know what is right here but perhaps the Premier should not be so adamant to go ahead with this. Is it even necessary?

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  30. Anonymous says:

    No one can prove or disprove that 2 cell towers installed on McCain’s ranch caused his GBM (glioblastoma multiforme) tumors.

    No one can prove or disprove that HPWREN CELL TOWER right outside of Nasatir Hall on the San Diego University campus has caused brain tumors claster.

    Yet, an inquiring mind would stop and make a note of it.

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  31. Anonymous says:

    With all due respect, in the beginning, CNS was wrong on COVID-19 coverage.

    So I would not call it conspiracy. I would stay neutral. There is “no credible evidence” this technology is NOT harmful.

    Without evidence, a proposition can be assumed to be either true or untrue.

    The absence of confirmatory evidence is mistakenly assumed to prove a proposition is untrue.

    The converse error is one in which it is assumed that the lack of falsifying evidence means a proposition must be true.

    For starters, internet and online media sources must not be used to prove or disprove any point related to 5G technology.

    Since one can’t protect himself and his family from 24×7 5G exposure, regardless if it is harmful or not, then technology must not be implemented. People must have a choice.

    With 5G, there’s little, if anything, one can do to protect himself from 5G frequencies. Even Faraday cage won’t stop 5G. Moving back to caves may be the only option.

    Pharmacogenetics, the study of how people respond differently to drug therapy and vaccines based upon their genetic makeup or genes has finally accepted that people have unique responses to drugs.

    The same goes for electrosensitivity- people respond differently to man-made electtromagnetic radiation/frequencies.

    5G is not simply new generation of communication technology. It is a totally different animal. But Google, Facebook and alike suppress all information that contradicts 5G safety. The power behind it enormous.

    Read stories of real people before calling it conspiracy.
    wearetheevidence.org (We Are The Evidence, wireless technology advocacy group)

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  32. Anonymous says:

    OMG, how did I know this would be Anthony Eden?!? Dummies.

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  33. robert says:

    5G is microwave and it is very dangerous. It is a public health hazard that causes cancer. Need proof, look at photos of trees that show the tree dead on the side next to the 5G tower source and still some leaves on the opposite side away from the 5G.

    DO NOT allow 5G on our beautiful island.

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    • Anonymous says:

      All totally false and scare mongering

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    • Anonymous says:

      You are totally correct. I built a giant microwave around my house and all the trees in my house are dead while the trees in my yard outside the giant microwave still have some leaves. I woke up one morning with my blood boiling but luckily, the aliens I know turned off the giant microwave using the giant knob I installed and saved my life.

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  34. Anonymous says:

    A comment on this paragraph:

    However, Anthony Eden (SAV) said that there was grave concern on social media about the 5G towers and asked the premier and his staff “to make sure we know what we getting into because it’s going to be like the cell phones and radiation… When the onslaught of brain tumours start to hit, you will wonder what happened.”

    I’ve commented this before, and I need to say it again as a Caymanian Scientist. I would put my name down but I’m a civil servant.

    Radiowaves are non-ionizing radiation. The most that will happen if powerful radiowaves /5G/wifi whatever are directed at you is a slight heating of the skin. Radiowaves won’t result in brain tumors and there is no credible evidence to confirm this statement by Eden.

    Skin cancer/freckles like you see on Eden is caused by ionizing radiation. UV Rays are in this category and are at a significantly higher frequency than radiowaves. When you walk outside, the Sun hits you with actual cancer-causing radiation, yet we bathe in it. Why? Your skin tans as a byproduct of repairing the damage and to prevent future occurrence.

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    • Anonymous says:

      you simply don’t know what you are talking about.

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      • Adolphus Mclean says:

        About about 1.74 x 10^17 watts of electromagnetic radiation, including UV rays that cause cancer, are sent to Earth by the Sun every day.

        Your lightbulb emits about 60 watts of energy

        A cell tower emits about 10 watts of energy

        A cell phone emits about 2 watts of energy

    • The new trendy anti-5G movement says:

      A swivel service scientist you say. What then do you know about levels of hazardous contaminants in air, soil, groundwater food that some are exposed to in Cayman? Or maybe you just can’t say or don’t know any better? Just because you’ve seen a few Youtube videos on the topic does not make one an expert in evaluating this technology. I find it amazing that people here are generally apathetic to the unseen hazards as mentioned formerly but most likely have had more exposure to other known carcinogens. Maybe you did not realise but your currently receiving 5g radiation from your modem if you have one.

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      • Anonymous says:

        A lightbulb emits higher frequency radiation at higher wattage you nut. Visible light is included in case you didn’t realize.

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        • Anonymous says:

          Didn’t get my sarcasm did you and the rest of thumbs downers? Let me put it bluntly. Your likely to die from exposure to other unseen nasties that exist in Cayman long before being done in by your own microwave oven or ISP’s modem.

      • //abys says:

        Radiowaves/5G doesn’t break DNA bonds which cause cancer. However, when you casually walk outside, the sun hits you with ionizing radiation that can cause cancer. It isn’t guaranteed because you have DNA ‘machines’ such as polymerase to detect and repair damage, thankfully.

        I have no stake in telecoms. My only interest is better connectivity. You’re like the people who were scared when oil lamps were phasing out for electric light. They claimed the artificial light would send us crazy.

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    • Anonymous says:

      You might try climbing up the radio tower in GT to test your hypothesis. Take some hot dogs and buns up with you, then again you might not get to enjoy them.

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  35. Rick says:

    Read the work of Dr. Joel M. Moskowitz. Dr. Moskowitz is director of the Center for Family and Community Health in the School of Public Health at the University of California, Berkeley. He has been translating and disseminating the research on wireless radiation health effects since 2009 after he and his colleagues published a review paper that found long-term cell phone users were at greater risk of brain tumors. He is an unpaid advisor to the International EMF Scientist Appeal and Physicians for Safe Technology. Read his summary of 2019 on the issue of 5G radiation risks at https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/observations/we-have-no-reason-to-believe-5g-is-safe/

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    • Anonymous says:

      This is an opinion piece and is not endorsed by Scientific American…says it right at the bottom. It’s amazing how many people get their news from blogs and social media. If there is an issue with 5G I won’t be swayed by a blog post.

      Counterargument from the same site:

      https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/observations/dont-fall-prey-to-scaremongering-about-5g/

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      • Anonymous says:

        Your source can’t be fact, it didn’t come from Fox, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, TikTok or TMZ.

      • Rick says:

        The blog is a summary. It summarizes the evidence and presents the sources of the evidence. You are clearly ignoring the evidence and stating what you find convenient to your beliefs.

    • Anonymous says:

      Rick, This is the same Joel Moskowitz who was running around America 10 or 15 years ago telling everyone that the use of cell phones would soon result in a major increase in brain tumors.

      This simply has not been true as there has been no major increase in brain tumors the past 10 years. In fact, I have so many friends who basically llive on their cell phones and still do not have brain tumours many years after using cell phones.

      Another fact, your man’s 2 graduate degrees are in social psychology. Not sure that field excels in hard science related to electromagnetic waves.

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      • Rick says:

        All of which is irrelevant to the debate. The writer is not presenting his own evidence but the evidence from other authoritative sources. In any case, there is no scientific evidence anywhere and no one has made the scientific claim that 5G level emissions and architecture as proposed is not dangerous. People have simply made the claim stating there is no evidence that it is when in fact there is evidence; over 500 scientific papers by over 250 scientists in the appropriate fields which demonstrate evidence that there is harm from the technology as proposed.

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    • Anonymous says:

      Being “allergic” to wireless in a wireless world can be a living hell. Those people who suffer from extreme ES are unable to be or live anywhere near wireless radiation sources, suffering intolerable physical agony from them. Unfortunately, there is also a cruel campaign — led by interested parties — to deny the harmful effects of this radiation. These vested interests suggest that ES is a psychological phenomenon. This cascades into ridicule by an uninformed populace and leads to isolation and the violation of basic human and civil rights of ES sufferers. Consequently, many lose hope and some commit suicide (from wireless technology injured advocacy group site)

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      • Anonymous says:

        What a great Sherlock episode – an ES sufferer surrounds himself with iphones, wifi routers and maybe a smart TV or two and then turns them all on at the same time to commit suicide leaving no evidence as to what killed them! The plot writes itself…

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    • Anonymous says:

      You are absolutely correct! I saw it on Facebook. I double checked the information on Instagram and then triple checked it on TMZ. I even found a half dozen blog websites that swore it was true. With all those smart bloggers confirming its true, how could it not be. We need to stop 5G!

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  36. Rick says:

    There are health risks related to 5G. The science proves this. I cannot believe CNS is stating as fact that there is no evidence of elevated health risks. Please do your research and stop misleading. Conspiracy theories aside, there are over 500 serious scientific papers evidencing risks related to 5G. See for instance this article that summarizes the issue at https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/observations/we-have-no-reason-to-believe-5g-is-safe/

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    • Anonymous says:

      Rick, Rick, Rick. Put down your phone and put your tinfoil hat back on please. You’re scaring the children…

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  37. Anonymous says:

    Someone needs to tell Anthony that it is cell phone towers that are causing so many gays in Cayman. That will set him off again on another path of lunacy.

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  38. Anonymous says:

    There is plenty of evidence worldwide that proves 5G UNSAFE; in fact, 42 countries who have put a moratoreum on 5G until it is proven safe. Why should we further risk the health of our people gambling their lives for internet services that are not a necessity to life but a want, a greed for faster, more immediate. Isnt patience a virtue anymore. Didnt this virus prove our health a priority above all else?

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    • Hubert says:

      Perhaps somebody should tell the good people of Sweden and Finland about this news. Those 2 countries are the most advanced in the West with this 5G technology but they don’t seem worried.

      Moskowitz is totally outside of the mainstream consensus with his views similar to the 1% of climate scientists who don’t believe in global warming.

      Beware of disinformation and do your research Mr. Eden.

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    • Anonymous says:

      When Sweden and Finland put a moratorium on 5G I will then be very concerned.

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    • Anonymous says:

      Which 42 countries? Bet you can’t name them and provide links to their official governments’ websites that confirm the moratorium and the reasons.

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