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Entry Submitted by Logan B at 2:25 AM ET on May 4, 2022
According to Ashtar Sheran we need to buy Starlink to access the QFS. At $815 to buy the equipment and $140 a month for the service here in Canada that’s not happening for me. At the current speed of maximum 200Mbs that’s no hell. What happened to 10,000 times current speeds? If it was even 200 Gbs that would at least be better than what’s currently offered. They operate with optical lasers not the weaponized military lasers that is being reported. Does that mean that the first little rain cloud that comes along will disrupt service?
How much are Qphones, Qcomputers and Qtelevisions going to cost? Thousands? As I said before I knew that Spacex, IBM and Microsoft wouldn’t lift a finger to do any of this without the promise of huge profits for themselves. How much is a session in a medbed going to cost? A million? If it comes to the point that we are going to be forced to buy our freedom then I guess I remain a slave because I can’t afford freedom and that is not a freewill choice.
This whole thing sucks the deeper it goes into it. As smart as the Galactics think they are they just don’t f”ing get it.
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