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Thank you.

And he's based out of New York, but he can a- advise or, or write kind of, uh, supporting legal documents and memos that can be used by a local attorney to help you in your fight, uh, if you're trying to stop a cell tower near you.

Gotcha.

And he's only ever lo- As far as I know right now, uh, last I heard, he's only ever lost one case out of the countless cases that he's-

So whether it's-

Mm-hmm

... cell phones, cell towers, Wi-Fi, whatever.

Microwaves.

Cell phones are more powerful, carrying more data.

There's more cell towers.

And the frequency of what they transmit today is greatly different than what they did in 1996.

But yet no new safety recommendations have been made.

They're controlled by the big wireless companies.

So Scott is suing them again to hold them accountable because Congress has failed to do it.

And as you've seen, we've talked about on this show before, the cell tower, Companies are wanting to just put cell towers wherever they can.

They've been pushing bills through Congress, trying to.

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On 11-16-22, I obtained a search warrant for Verizon Wireless Cell Tower.

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The warrant was served on 11-17-22 by email.

to any peace officer authorized to enforce or assist in enforcing any law of the state of Idaho.

Detective Lawrence Mowry, having given me proof upon oath this day showing probable cause, establishing grounds for issuing a search warrant and probable cause.

that the property referred to and sought in or upon said premises consists of records and information associated with certain cellular towers, cell towers, and records generated by the cellular network are in the possession, custody, and or control of Verizon Wireless.

Hereafter, the service provider, a cellular service provider, this data is in possession of the service provider and that the data may contain evidence of homicide between November 13th, 2022 from 3 a.m. to 5 a.m. Pacific Standard Time, including the following.

I'm talking about cell towers because there is a business out there where you can spend a few hundred thousand dollars to build a giant metal pole, rent some space on that pole to companies like Verizon and AT&T and T-Mobile, and you can collect checks from them, mostly passive, for absolutely decades.

because a well-located cell tower with three tenants can potentially generate around 80k a year in site rent and have margins north of 80 percent but before you just go out there randomly buying land and putting towers on it there's one thing you need to understand about this business and by the end of the video i'm going to show you exactly why the best cell tower developers don't actually start with the tower or even start with the land Most people assume that Verizon and AT&T, they own all these towers.

Well, they don't.

But there are giant independent tower companies like American Tower and Crown Castle whose business is basically this vertical real estate.

You need to be understanding of that to be able to buy the right land and put the tower in the right spot.

Third is zoning, right? You can't just go and throw up a tower next to anything you want.

People love cell towers when they get service, but they don't love living next to cell towers.

So town can spend years claiming about terrible reception.

the day a cell tower comes to mars nasa has announced that it is entrusting blue origin with the development of a next generation communications network linking mars and earth the contract is worth up to seven hundred million dollars roughly one hundred ten billion yen when i first saw the news i thought someone was building a starling for mars but it's a little different from that what's being built is a large spacecraft something like a communications base station orbiting above mars it receives data from rovers and spacecraft operating on mars and relays it back to earth it carries instructions from earth to the martian side it also handles navigation services working out where a probe is and which direction it's heading if you think of it in terms of mobile phones it's like placing a high-performance cell tower in orbit above mars there are spacecraft orbiting mars right now that relay communications between surface rovers and earth but those were built primarily for scientific observation communications is more of a side role and the hardware is aging this system would be designed for communications from the start high capacity less prone to interruption the target is to begin operations at mars by twenty thirty blue origin's key piece is a spacecraft called blue ring It's said to be capable of communications, power supply, data storage, and AI-based computation.

Something like a space transport vehicle, a communications base station, and a data center combined into one.

Rather than SpaceX being shut out, it's probably more accurate to say NASA has given Blue Origin an important role in Mars infrastructure alongside others.

Information cannot travel faster than light.

Even so, being able to send more data, maintain a more stable connection, and track position, that matters.

no roads, no cell towers, no GPS, no hospitals, no rescue teams.

Going to Mars means building that kind of infrastructure, one piece at a time, from nothing.

When people once crossed oceans to new continents, they built harbors first, then supply routes.

It's entitled, Military Documents Don't Refer to Them.

It's cell towers.

So I'll just let this play.

It's kind of self-explanatory.