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Evidence. that didn't happen. not until far too late in the day. there was cross contamination and evidence that was lost. also, in any modern investigation, if you look at the federal bureau of investigations, for example, like new schoootland yard and or investigative bodies, they will collect and analyze information, use a system then that generates leads. that never happened. so there was chaos and confusion and information in all different places. for example, christian brueckner's name was among p papers that the portuguese had as early as 2011 and potentially before this. weigh he was i...

Are discussions right now between the fcc, the faa and the cell phone industry about essentially creating a buffer zone, if you will, around the new 5g cell towers that would go up around airports. now, already the airlines have said they don't want any 5g site turned off if it's within two miles of an airport because those cell sites, they fear, could interfere with radio altimeters on planes, critical technology if a plane is landing in bad weather. we understand the conversation is about creating a two-mile or three-mile buffer zone between any 5g cell site and airports nationwide. if that ...

Washington, DC — The National Park Service is no longer required to inform the public about applications for new cell towers or provide basic information about visual impacts or signal strength, according to Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility (PEER).

Alan Blumhorst begins his tours at Rainbow Ranch with the story of Johann and Maria Mangenalker, a German couple who established the farm in 1850 in Washington County.