On June 4, 2020, the FCC General Counsel published an Op-Ed in the Washington Post titled "5G conspiracy theories threaten the U.S. recovery" The FCC’s op-ed was published in the Washington Post (which is owned by Amazon's Bezos). The article also attacked the Children's Health Defense case against the FCC for its decision not to review its obsolete "health" guidelines. Following is CHD's response article "Whose Conspiracy is it Mr. Johnson", written by Susan Foster and me (Dafna Tachover).
This FCC's article was especially disturbing to us because of its dangerous rhetoric. The “conspiracy theory” rhetoric is typical of corrupt industries like the FCC’s master, Big Telecom. But when a government agency uses this rhetoric to target a group, blaming it for being a “threat” to the state, we should all be very concerned. Some of the darkest times in history started this way, including the McCarthy era in the US.
The good news is that the FCC’s article is an indication that our efforts are having an impact and that the agency and its co-conspirators are concern. They have good reasons to be. The article concludes:"The conspiracy hunt should begin and end with Mr. Johnson’s agency."
Please be aware that as part of the conspiracy theorists' witch hunt conducted by Telecom against those of us who speak against 5G and other truths, both me personally and CHD have been "shadow blocked" by Facebook and other social media. Therefore, the best way not to miss our updates, is to Sign up to the Children's Health Defense Newsletter.
This 4th of July I am wishing us all for a presidential candidate that whose slogan would be to "Make America FREE Again"...
Dafna
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