5G networks - safety, conspiracies and moron cell tower attacks

[High Voltage]

Mumble mumble mumble

I'd still be more than happy getting "g" at home instead of very iffy calls over WiFi

Still, I s'pose I'm safe from CV.

 

[WouldBe]

So in other words, it would have been happening regardless? I personally wouldn't classify it as "necessary" work at the moment.

They have been putting cable TV in round my way.

 

[bellaozzydog]

It’s at these times I ask WWDIT

what would david Ike think

 

[editor]

The age of stupid.

Mast fire probe amid 5G coronavirus claims

There have been fires at masts in Birmingham, Liverpool and Melling in Merseyside.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[gentlegreen]

The 5G / CV-19 myth seems to have been confected from the Huawei controversy ... how data security turns into health risks is an impressive leap - the link seems to be China ...

 

[Anju]

This is a really good easy to understand article that addresses the 5G conspiracy stuff, explains how it started, how the science is misinterpreted and explains the difference between hazard and risk plus precision and accuracy, both of which have been used to misrepresent the facts.

Unfortunately it's completely ineffective when shown to total idiots. Had an online exchange with someone pointing out that coronavirus has spread in countries that don't have 5G. Their response was to ask me to explain the patents. Apparently these people believe all viruses are man made. I asked for the patent numbers but just got called some names, including "infocontroller", then told to do some research. Responded by pointing out that I was just offering to do what they had suggested. Can only conclude that they had heard or read about these smoking gun patents online and taken it as gospel without any checking. There seem to be a worryingly large and growing number of them.
How Worried Should You Be About the Health Risks of 5G?

 

[Anju]

The 5G / CV-19 myth seems to have been confected from the Huawei controversy ... how data security turns into health risks is an impressive leap - the link seems to be China ...

Seems to be the antivaxers getting together with the 5Gers. I think it originated well before the Huawei stuff but because these people are delusional idiots they are managing to twist their beliefs to fit the current situation.

 

[gentlegreen]

Some of the shit floating around now is so insane, I wonder if it isn't concocted by trolls trying to see what they can get away with ...

 

[beesonthewhatnow]

People really are just a bunch of fucking dicks.

 

[existentialist]

Seems to be the antivaxers getting together with the 5Gers. I think it originated well before the Huawei stuff but because these people are delusional idiots they are managing to twist their beliefs to fit the current situation.

So, basically, what we're talking about here is cross-infection. The memetic equivalent of what almost certainly happened with this coronavirus.

 

[gentlegreen]

I've posted it before, but the saddest case I know of is Dr. Katherine Horton - ex-CERN (no reason not to believe it) - whose main issue is "targeted individuals / microwave beam weapons - but she'll happily hang out with every other kind of nutter - not all of them paranoid schizophrenics with inadequate medication ...

EDIT :-

No videos posted for 3 months so can't know what she thinks of the virus...

Leonard Pozner vs. James Fetzer - Dane County Case 2018CV003122

Wisconsin Circuit Court Access. Dane County Case Number 2018CV003122 Leonard Pozner vs. James Fetzer et al. Stamped Summons,

jamesfetzer.org

 

[gosub]

No videos posted for 3 months so can't know what she thinks of the virus...

Maybe she can't get a mobile signal

 

[mauvais]

I want to know whether all the nutters have forgotten the early days of ubiquitous mobile phones, back in the 2G era, where the public discourse was full of concern about whether they give you cancer or not (spoiler alert: not). Have they forgotten all that hype that came to nothing, or is it all part of a long-game conspiracy?

 

[WouldBe]

The 5G / CV-19 myth seems to have been confected from the Huawei controversy ... how data security turns into health risks is an impressive leap - the link seems to be China ...

But but but the virus could have come over in the equipment.

 

[gosub]

But but but the virus could have come over in the equipment.

Well stop licking it then.

 

[Lurdan]

But but but the virus could have come over in the equipment.

Well that's just silly isn't it. We need to look at the ACTUAL SCIENCE.

Anti-5G critics based in the UK believe the virus likely began in a market in Wuhan and travelled here through transmission. But they're concerned the ultra-fast network currently operating in almost 100 locations around Britain could be helping it to spread more quickly. Activist Louise Thomas, based in Somerset, told Daily Star Online: "We can't say 5G has caused the coronavirus, but it might be exacerbating it."

Tanja Rebel, another activist and philosophy lecturer at the Isle of Wight College, told us: "Many studies show that Electro-Magnetic Radiation (EMR) suppresses the immune system and that it helps viruses and bacteria thrive. So EMR and in particular 5G could act as an accelerator for the disease. We do not know for sure, but common sense and the precautionary principle decree that we urgently need a moratorium on the roll-out of 5G until we can show that it is safe."

(...)

A 2011 study from Northeastern University in Boston indicated that some single-celled bacteria, such as E.coli, may communicate with each other using "radio waves". Very little is known about COVID-19, the novel coronavirus at the heart of the current pandemic, but research has shown that viruses "talk to each other" when making decisions about infecting a host.

Coronavirus: Activists in bizarre claim 5G could be acting as 'accelerator' for disease - Daily Star

 

[UnderOpenSky]

The Chinese are bringing out Covid 20 next year when the networks are up and running properly.

 

[gentlegreen]

Just seen this :-

 

[Chilli.s]

Eating bat sarnies and pengolin soup may well do

You're using the wrong recipe.

 

[Chilli.s]

"infocontroller"

Actually that is a compliment.

 

[keybored]

So is it a complete coincidence that masts/telecom boxes are going up whilst we are quarantined? I have seen several new ones being installed in different parts of SE London within the last week

What about all the ones that have been going up for years before the quarantine?

 

[WouldBe]

Just seen this :-

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No mention of TV or microwave ovens or walkie talkies or military radio or aircraft radio or radar etc etc etc

 

[gentlegreen]

Something shocking I just realised is that my 8 year old 3G phone will stop working next year

 

[lefteri]

Just seen this :-

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there's even a 'theory' that there was an epidemic in the early 19th century caused by the discovery of electricity, these 'electro-sensitive' types are proper loony

 

[existentialist]

Something shocking I just realised is that my 8 year old 3G phone will stop working next year

Just get a 7 year old 4G one.

 

[Saul Goodman]

I wish people would just fuck off with this 5G nonsense. My otherwise sane sister just sent me a text, asking what my thoughts were on the matter, as she'd heard so much bad stuff about it.

 

[two sheds]

We should perhaps just isolate all these people together in a 5G-free environment so they're all safe from the virus and safely away from the rest of us

 

[WouldBe]

there's even a 'theory' that there was an epidemic in the early 19th century caused by the discovery of electricity, these 'electro-sensitive' types are proper loony

Yet lightening had been around well before then.

 

[steveseagull]

Something shocking I just realised is that my 8 year old 3G phone will stop working next year

Is there some plan to switch off 3G?

 

[2hats]

Is there some plan to switch off 3G?

Likely the four UK carriers will sunset 3G by 2022/2023 though 2G will be supported until, perhaps, 2030.