By B.N. Frank
On August 22, 2018, PC Magazine published John Dvorak’s article, “The Problem with 5G” which cites health risks as a major concern with this technology. On August 26, 2018 Activist Post published an article about John’s article. Unfortunately, John was fired on September 20 and PC Magazine replaced this article’s link with an article written by someone else. They also relocated John’s article to a different link.
As you all know, I was unceremoniously fired from PC Magazine on Sept. 20th, 2018. I just figured it was the new people coming in and I was an unneeded throwback to the old regime.This sort of thing happens a lot. Then one of the No Agenda producers noticed a recent column of mine was pulled from the magazine and redirected to someone else’s column about the same subject. It also went missing from the index of Dvorak columns. If you did a google search for the column it showed up but clicking on the Google link resulted in a re-direction to the other column.The difference was my column was interpreted as critical of 5G. The replacement (and an additional column that came later), was more of a cheerleading column.In fact, my column was more reporting than opinion as I was reflecting on all the bad press 5G was getting from every corner. My conclusion was that, unless this stopped, 5G would never get off the ground.I never once considered that expunging my column then firing me would be part of this process. I’ve asked the editors about this and got no replies.This is a cautionary tale. Anyone writing for any publisher in today’s commercial market, where the managed advertorial and native ad seems to be the only way to make money, needs to be cautious.”
Activist Post has published many articles about research proving that there are health risks from exposure to 5G as well as all other sources of cell phone and wireless WiFi radiation. Despite massive widespread protest in the U.S, federal legislation was passed last week to install it everywhere anyway.
So much for the Trump’s promise to give the country back to the people.
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