Article Foreword

This story deals with the topics of Freemasonry and Police corruption. Freemasonry is a topic this author normaly does not like to touch, due to its instant association with fringe topics and a kind of hysteria (fearporn) thats not constructive. So that while the Lodge is a signifigant NGO historically and has undoubtedly influenced history in numerous way its to easy in focusing on topic like Freemasonry to inflate or exagerate its input. In relation to the many and various other NGO public private and secret socwity that also exist and also have influence in our wider society.

Yet in relation to the topic of polcing and as vehicle for old school, old boys, to supress or hinder justice and prevent accountability it has a special signifigance within the Commonwealth in relation to police reforms and police accountability and therefore needs to be adressed directly.

Especialy at a…

Global Research
By Claire Edwards

The first eight months of WWII with no fighting – was called The Phoney War. Using millimetre waves as a fifth-generation or5G wirelesscommunications technology is a phoney war of another kind.

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This phoney war is also silent, but this time shots are being fired – in the form oflaser-like beams of electromagnetic radiation(EMR)from banks of thousands of tiny antennas^[1]– and almost no one in the firing line knows that they are being silently, seriously and irreparably injured.

In the first instance, 5G is likely to make people electro-hypersensitive(EHS).^[2]Perhaps it was sitting in front of two big computer screens for many of the 18 years I worked at the UN that made me EHS. When the UN Office at Vienna installed powerful WiFi and cellphone access points – designed to serve large, public areas…

The New American
by Raven Clabough

5G antennas are popping up all across the United States, and a significant number of people are growing increasingly concerned over the long-term health effects of the high-speed communications technology. Unfortunately, it appears as though their trepidations are falling on deaf ears.

5G technology is alluring in that it offers download speeds up to 30 times faster than 4G. It is touted as the technology necessary for self-driving vehicles. Gaia.com elaborates,

The difference between 4G and 5G in terms of gigahertz, the unit of alternating current (AC) or electromagnetic (EM) waves that affect the transmission speeds of devices, is significant. 5G technology promises radio millimeter bands in the 30 to 300 GHz range, while 4G tops out at around 6GHz. When applied to video latency, this translates to speeds up to 60 to 120 times faster.

Lawmakers are anxious to see the new technology…