Within 10 years these will be more common than stoplights. What's the real motive behind this push for (((5G)))?

Within 10 years these will be more common than stoplights. What's the real motive behind this push for (((5G)))?

Seems like a lot of work for faster Snapchat

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how could you theoretically permanently destroy these in your local community?
birdshot?

Point a parabolic dish at it

Remotely kill people

They will be everywhere since the range is like 500 feet

It's just a grab, they're going to soon be trying to replace wired networks in your home.

total surveillance grid through the (((internet of things))). they'll be able to sell appliances, devices that include wifi transmitters that don't need your permission to call home. I just bought a new washing machine. It has a wifi transmitter, and a microphone, or had. I lobotomized the fucker, now it just washes clothes.

You know I hope it actually is a kill grid because less people like OP would be alive.

Max line of site range. Put a couple buldings in the way and you're down to 50 feet.