One of the key aspects of the case involves evidence of an estimated $1 Trillion scandal -- yes, Trillion with a "T". In one of the largest "bait and switch" crimes of all time, telecoms have been collecting subsidies to pay for fiber to the home, and giving us 5G instead. The amount of illegal cross-subsidies has been estimated at $60 Billion per year for 15 or more years.
And this is just part of what the legal case will expose and prosecute.
Scott McCullough, the lead attorney, calls the case "a knife in the heart of the underlying economics that currently drive 5G."
Leading up to this case, this same court has ruled against the FCC twice in just the past 4 months. The D.C. Circuit Court is considered the second most important judicial body in the United States, after the Supreme Court.
Perhaps even more important are the action steps for communities and local governments that Scott and Bruce present in the interview. I'm talking about methods they outline for locals to completely take their networks back from the corrupt telecoms.
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