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Did You Give Consent For the Digital ID with Ian Jarvis
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- The Never Settle Podcast
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- Mar 17, 2026
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Summary
Ian Jarvis has been researching the dangers of EMFs (electro magnetic frequencies) and the rise of radio frequency radiation since 2000 and more recently the dangers and actual usage of the untested 5G frequencies. He also spends a lot of his time looking at planning meetings within the councils in relation to the proposals they put forward and actions they take in our towns and cities without our consent. Something very powerful he has recently discovered is something called the Gunning Principles which came from case law. Any planning committees or meetings should apply the Gunning principles and if they dont you can retrospectively get decisions looked at again especially if they are ridiculous ones like 15 minute cities. Check out Ians Gunning Principle video here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sc3hX-EhXuoIan has a degree in Computing Science and 30 years’ experience of IT work plus 25 of Body Therapy. He got his first mobile internet in 2004 when living on a canal boat. With his Body Therapy hat, knowing this was not good for people – or for plants and animals – he started giving presentations some years ago, to a “deaf” audience. Noticing the acceleration of 5G during lockdown, without significant consultation or testing, he has upped his game to resist the growth of land-based communications structures. Ian says: “I will not risk existence for a faster video download on a mobile phone!”He has spoken in many towns and cities around the British Isles from Totnes to Aberdeen, Bangor to Ashford both in person and some online, the World Council for Health and the People's Health Alliance included. He has addressed a town meeting in Shaftesbury, the "Net Zero Debate" in Glastonbury and spoken for the Glastonbury Symposium. He has also been in conversation w…