Topic: 5g Health

John C. Dvorak reflects on his departure from *PC Magazine*, attributing it to a column he wrote about the potential medical risks of 5G frequencies. The hosts discuss the transition from traditional journalism to the "No Agenda" model and appeal for listener support as Dvorak celebrates his 72nd birthday.

The 5G rollout is described as a potential "spy grid" due to the ability of RFID chips to connect to nodes at short distances. While some municipalities like Berkeley may resist the technology due to health or property value concerns, the hosts believe the rollout is unstoppable. They characterize the technology as a cornerstone of the "capitalist system of liberal bankers."

Claire Edwards addressed the United Nations, warning of a "global health catastrophe" caused by 5G electromagnetic frequencies. She compared 5G radiation to directed energy weapons and urged the Secretary General to halt the rollout at UN duty stations. The Secretary General admitted ignorance of the dangers and promised to raise the issue with the World Health Organization.

John C. Dvorak describes being "de-platformed" by PC Magazine after 35 years following a column he wrote regarding the potential health risks of 5G technology. He discovered that his original article had been removed from the magazine's archives and replaced with a pro-5G piece by a different author. This incident sparked a deeper investigation into the suppression of negative reporting on the wireless industry.