Last week, the CRTC released its much-anticipated Bill C-11 ruling on the initial mandated contributions from Internet streaming services. While the government focused on the requirement to contribute 5% of Canadian revenues, a closer look revealed the CRTC largely ignored industry data and the actual contributions from Internet streaming services and seemed entirely unconcerned by the effects on competition and consumer costs.
Maybe if Canadians were educated about the fundamentals of today's technology they would understand that their agency and DNA are the new battlefield via the Biodigital Convergence.
Perhaps this is why regulation is required to prevent nefarious actors in government agencies and their public-private partners in the military-industrial-pharma complex from using optogenetics, Visible Light Communications, genetic-editing, tissue-scaffolding, wireless-drugging, synthetic telepathy, EEG heterodyning, fMRI, ultrasonic neuromodulation, cellular voltage, molecular communication, Human Body Communications, pulsed lasers, and nanotechnology biosensors for surveillance/manipulation of our biometrics using Smart (AI) masks, tests and jabs via the Internet of Bio-Nano Things and the WBAN (Wireless Body Area Network IEEE802.15.6 in the terahertz band) contrary to the Criminal Code.
However, the questions remain whether we can trust the regulators or are they merely the foxes guarding the henhouse?
Maybe if Canadians were educated about the fundamentals of today's technology they would understand that their agency and DNA are the new battlefield via the Biodigital Convergence.
Perhaps this is why regulation is required to prevent nefarious actors in government agencies and their public-private partners in the military-industrial-pharma complex from using optogenetics, Visible Light Communications, genetic-editing, tissue-scaffolding, wireless-drugging, synthetic telepathy, EEG heterodyning, fMRI, ultrasonic neuromodulation, cellular voltage, molecular communication, Human Body Communications, pulsed lasers, and nanotechnology biosensors for surveillance/manipulation of our biometrics using Smart (AI) masks, tests and jabs via the Internet of Bio-Nano Things and the WBAN (Wireless Body Area Network IEEE802.15.6 in the terahertz band) contrary to the Criminal Code.
However, the questions remain whether we can trust the regulators or are they merely the foxes guarding the henhouse?
https://www.bitchute.com/video/6W8Yi37LEZBw/
https://horizons.service.canada.ca/en/2020/02/11/exploring-biodigital-convergence/index.shtml
https://www.grandviewresearch.com/industry-analysis/biosensors-market