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  #2461788 15-Apr-2020 12:00
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There seems to be a couple of hoaxes about the link to 5G & COVID-19 doing the rounds. The first being that 5G causes &/or spreads the virus, and another I saw on FB somewhere (but now can't find) about 5G being developed to use as military grade torture to control people as part of some "new world order" (whatever that is when it's at home). The theory is that the virus was created years ago by either the US or China, can't remember which now, & has been unleashed so that 5G infrastructure can be installed and made ready to use for nefarious purposes while everyone is in lockdown and therefore none the wiser. The next step is is a vaccine for COVID-19 that contains some sort of ID chip that will transmit via 5G. I think that's how the theory went. It was BIZARRE anyway, but even more terrifying was the comments to the post! People are actually buying into it this stuff!!! Boggles the mind.....




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  #2461842 15-Apr-2020 12:18
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Those are the ones with the chip already implanted. It makes you dumber.

 

 





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  #2461865 15-Apr-2020 13:00
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catspyjamas:

 

There seems to be a couple of hoaxes about the link to 5G & COVID-19 doing the rounds. The first being that 5G causes &/or spreads the virus, and another I saw on FB somewhere (but now can't find) about 5G being developed to use as military grade torture to control people as part of some "new world order" (whatever that is when it's at home). The theory is that the virus was created years ago by either the US or China, can't remember which now, & has been unleashed so that 5G infrastructure can be installed and made ready to use for nefarious purposes while everyone is in lockdown and therefore none the wiser. The next step is is a vaccine for COVID-19 that contains some sort of ID chip that will transmit via 5G. I think that's how the theory went. It was BIZARRE anyway, but even more terrifying was the comments to the post! People are actually buying into it this stuff!!! Boggles the mind.....

 

 

I had to unfriend my friend on Facebook after he quoted the virus vaccine containing a chip thing...he's a really well educated man and I thought better of him, but sadly I just can't take it any more. 





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  #2461943 15-Apr-2020 14:25
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I don't know if we have much in the the way of anti-terrorism laws.  But, attacking essential infrastructure such as communication arrays should be viewed as a terrorist act with significant time in prison for anyone found guilty. 


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  #2461946 15-Apr-2020 14:28
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catspyjamas:

 

There seems to be a couple of hoaxes about the link to 5G & COVID-19 doing the rounds. The first being that 5G causes &/or spreads the virus, and another I saw on FB somewhere (but now can't find) about 5G being developed to use as military grade torture to control people as part of some "new world order" (whatever that is when it's at home). The theory is that the virus was created years ago by either the US or China, can't remember which now, & has been unleashed so that 5G infrastructure can be installed and made ready to use for nefarious purposes while everyone is in lockdown and therefore none the wiser. The next step is is a vaccine for COVID-19 that contains some sort of ID chip that will transmit via 5G. I think that's how the theory went. It was BIZARRE anyway, but even more terrifying was the comments to the post! People are actually buying into it this stuff!!! Boggles the mind.....

 

 

I wouldn't be surprised that after a covid-19 vaccine becomes available that antivaxxers will claim the government created covid-19 so we can inject people with mind control nanobots. 

 

Nutters have no bounds to their imaginations. 


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  #2461947 15-Apr-2020 14:30
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The chip thing stems from mr gates (apparently). Ain't going looking for it, but apparently Some older ted talk taken a bit literal and mashed in with the current climate

 
 
 

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  #2461950 15-Apr-2020 14:31
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This behaviour reminds me of the mindless vandalism during the 1980's Springbok Tour!

 

(Several BCNZ- as it was then and Post Office telecommunication sites were vandalised, along with other property.)


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  #2461951 15-Apr-2020 14:34
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catspyjamas:

The theory is that the virus was created years ago by either the US or China, can't remember which now

 

 

It was both. The US nutters claim it was created at the Wuhan BSL-4 lab and, since that's a collaboration with a DoD-funded BSL-4 lab in Texas, the Chinese nutters claim it was created by the US DoD.

 

 

So there's your answer.

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  #2463407 16-Apr-2020 13:44
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I thought all the conspiracy theorists were obviously people who had been 'probed' by aliens. Maybe the aliens nanobots weren't so nano after all.





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  #2463409 16-Apr-2020 13:45
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I particularly liked these bits 

 

The phenomenon disproportionally affects heavy Facebook users, suburban divorcees, celebrity chefs, and ex-Hollywood stars
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Secondary effects include spewing bullsh*t over social media and can progress to alienating all your family members and being uninvited from Christmas again





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  #2463509 16-Apr-2020 15:32
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This (LinkedIn Post) really disappoints me...





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  #2463573 16-Apr-2020 16:01
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michaelmurfy:

 

This (LinkedIn Post) really disappoints me...

 

 

The content of post it self doesn't disappoint me, but the fact it had to be written does.

 

Some interesting comments on that thread.

 

Martin Fitzpatrick (CIIC) out of network 3rd+Senior Internal Communications Manager at BT

 

It's literally the same frequency sets that were used for analogue TVs since they first arrived in the home, which is a much compelling argument for non-technical people than terms like non-ionising radiation.  

 

 

 

 

This is failure of educational system in first place. Proper curriculum on the Physics of EM spectrum it's possible impact on sub-visible lengths might prevent this. Just wondering why people are not destroying their WI-FI home devices using similar frequencies....

 

Followed immediately by this comment.

 

 

 

 

 





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  #2463575 16-Apr-2020 16:06
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Technofreak:

 

michaelmurfy:

 

This (LinkedIn Post) really disappoints me...

 

 

The content of post it self doesn't disappoint me, but the fact it had to be written does.

 

 

Most importantly, the comments.

 

Never read the comments. 





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