Microwave radiofrequencies, 5G, 6G, graphene nanomaterials: Technologies used in neurological warfare

Abstract

Background: Scientific literature, with no conflicts of interest, shows that even below the limits defined by the International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection, microwaves from telecommunication technologies cause numerous health effects: neurological, oxidative stress, carcinogenicity, deoxyribonucleic acid and immune system damage, electro-hypersensitivity. The majority of these biological effects of non-thermal microwave radiation have been known since the 1970s. Methods: Detailed scientific, political, and military documents were analyzed. Most of the scientific literature comes from PubMed. The other articles (except for a few) come from impacted journals . The rare scientific documents that were not peer reviewed were produced by recognized scientists in their fields. The rest of the documentation comes from official sources: political (e.g., European Union and World Health Organization), military (e.g., US Air Force and NATO), patents, and national newspapers. Results: (1) Since their emergence, the authorities have deployed and encouraged the use of wireless technologies (2G, 3G, 4G, WiFi, WiMAX, DECT, Bluetooth, cell phone towers/masts/base stations, small cells, etc.) in full awareness of their harmful effects on health. (2) Consequences of microwave radiation from communication networks are comparable to the effects of low-power directed-energy microwave weapons, whose objectives include behavioral modification through neurological (brain) targeting. Above 20 gigahertz, 5G behaves like an unconventional chemical weapon. (3) Biomedical engineering (via graphene-based nanomaterials) will enable brain-computer connections, linked wirelessly to the Internet of Everything through 5G and 6G networks (2030) and artificial intelligence, gradually leading to human-machine fusion (cyborg) before the 2050s. Conclusion: Despite reports and statements from the authorities presenting the constant deployment of new wireless communication technologies, as well as medical research into nanomaterials, as society’s ideal future, in-depth research into these scientific fields shows, above all, an objective linked to the current cognitive war. It could be hypothesized that, in the future, this aim will correspond to the control of humanity by machines.

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Main findings

The author argues, based on an analysis of scientific, political, and military documents, that wireless telecommunications cause health effects even below ICNIRP limits. The abstract also advances claims about directed-energy weapons and future uses of graphene nanomaterials; it reports no original exposure measurements or health outcomes.

Outcomes measured

• Claimed neurological effects
• Claimed oxidative stress
• Claimed carcinogenicity
• Claimed DNA and immune-system damage
• Claimed electro-hypersensitivity

Limitations

• No original exposure measurements or health outcomes are reported in the abstract.
• The abstract does not describe systematic search, study-selection, or quality-assessment methods.
• Some conclusions concern hypothesized future developments rather than observed outcomes.

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