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What does David Son of God Icke have to say - is he encouraging criminal damage at a time of crisis.
Was a capital offence in time of war. Maybe 5 years in jail would be more appropriate in these modern times?
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-52164358
Conspiracy theories linking 5G signals to the coronavirus pandemic continue to spread despite there being no evidence the mobile phone signals pose a health risk.
Fact-checking charity Full Fact has linked the claims to two flawed theories.
One suggests 5G suppresses the immune system, the other claims the virus is somehow using the network's radio waves to communicate and pick victims, accelerating its spread.
While 5G uses different radio frequencies to its predecessors, it's important to recognise that the waveband involved is still "non-ionising", meaning it lacks enough energy to break apart the DNA in our cells to cause damage.
The second theory appears to be based on the work of a Nobel Prize-winning biologist who suggested bacteria could generate radio waves.
But this remains a controversial idea and well outside mainstream scientific thought.
There's another major flaw with both these theories. Coronavirus is spreading in UK cities where 5G has yet to be deployed, and in countries like Japan and Iran that have yet to adopt the technology.
What does David Son of God Icke have to say - is he encouraging criminal damage at a time of crisis.
Was a capital offence in time of war. Maybe 5 years in jail would be more appropriate in these modern times?
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-52164358
Conspiracy theories linking 5G signals to the coronavirus pandemic continue to spread despite there being no evidence the mobile phone signals pose a health risk.
Fact-checking charity Full Fact has linked the claims to two flawed theories.
One suggests 5G suppresses the immune system, the other claims the virus is somehow using the network's radio waves to communicate and pick victims, accelerating its spread.
While 5G uses different radio frequencies to its predecessors, it's important to recognise that the waveband involved is still "non-ionising", meaning it lacks enough energy to break apart the DNA in our cells to cause damage.
The second theory appears to be based on the work of a Nobel Prize-winning biologist who suggested bacteria could generate radio waves.
But this remains a controversial idea and well outside mainstream scientific thought.
There's another major flaw with both these theories. Coronavirus is spreading in UK cities where 5G has yet to be deployed, and in countries like Japan and Iran that have yet to adopt the technology.
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Are you saying you know more about this issue than David Icke a man who has spent his life studying these sort of things?
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LOL Dot,
Your post about the Son of God reminded me of a Father Ted episode. The protesters had a sign saying "Down with these sort of things". I agree Icke does make more money than me selling books and going on tours to discuss these sorts of things. |
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Im waiting for him to claim this virus was started by an alien race of reptilian shapeshifters funded by the Rothschilds.
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They are attacking non 5g telecoms workers now. They are just like the animal rights fascists.
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David Icke speaks a lot of sense but like many others they will spin your head with a lot of nonsense.
Jordan Maxwell took Ikce to America and put him on the map. Many many things going on, with the Rona and 5G (6G is already being tested) being the tip of the iceberg. People burning 5G masts reminds one of the 'tale' of Americans shooting at water towers after Orson Wells broadcast of the 'The War of the worlds'. Grovers Mill Birmingham Merseyside ....Social Panic on speedball. |
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I love these people, the media wont report it for long they'll be told to stop reporting on it
They'll need to record it and post it to social media/youtube |
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How can you jump from being a COVID-19 denier to blaming the previously non-existent virus on to 5G in a single leap
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2 leaps, he caught the virus in between.
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When you've 6 billion people on the planet and the left hand of the bell curve contains the slow, uneducated, and statistically within that number there will also be the mentally ill : Bingo. Conspiracy theories will exist.
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FFS it's not THAT long ago we had idiots burning witches, and it's only last century we had ignorant headcases thinking jews abducted children and sacrificed them, and based on these sick rumours they had heard from other bigoted idiots, would commit mass murder. The internet allows idiot to idiot rumour propogation to go at an alarming exponential rate.
Angoose should draw up a chart. |
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Angoose should draw up a chart.
 That tickled me. (No disrespect to Angoose though). |
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Don't worry boys, I'm on the case
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"Lacks enough energy to break apart the DNA...."
"....remains a controversial idea and well outside mainstream scientific thought" (Both from original post) That, to me does not sound like a cast iron 100% rebuffal of the conspiracy claims. Also, why highlight it on peak time mainstream news? |
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Because the BBC are clueless about science and mincing their words to not annoy the clueless? I mean the obvious rebutal is:
"The second theory appears to be based on the work of a Nobel Prize-winning biologist who suggested bacteria could generate radio waves." Corona is a VIRUS not a BACTERIA. They are TOTALLY DIFFERENT. A virus is just a little fancy package of DNA. Secondly even if they could "generate radio waves" (err.), WTF has it got to do with anything? And thirdly, even if it could "break" DNA, so *****ing what? It wouldn't create a virus. E.g. Every time you go out in the sun the photons are breaking your DNA. They don't shape it in a constructive way. They randomly batter it and knock the odd one out of place. It's why it causes cancer. It's idiotic to even consider 5G. Absolutely 100% idiotic beyond freakin belief. 5G Exists because you need a higher frequency in order to put more data down the "line", it's basic stuff. Not that I expect Amanda ****ing Holden or some Millenial "singer" to understand this. Maybe we'll get Dolly Parton's opinion on Astrophysics. |
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Mexico - this sentence is flawed in you argument. There's another major flaw with both these theories. Coronavirus is spreading in UK cities where 5G has yet to be deployed, and in countries like Japan and Iran that have yet to adopt the technology.
The virus could have been brought in those areas by people travelling from areas were 5G was deployed. I'm not implying that this to be but just highlighting the flaw in the above. |
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I pointed that above Kriskin to Terry Tin Foil weeks ago. Iran doesn't AFAIK even have 5G. Italy has it in just a few city centre locations.
And wtf would a virus need to be spread by 5G (which it obviously can't if you have any sense)? IT's a highly contagious VIRUS. You just need to infect one person kick their arse into a crowded place then set the ball rolling. Nothing makes sense if you even give it 1 minute thought. The 5G lunatic brigade have been ranting about this BS for years now. This came along, they are just trying to make it fit, it was nailed on they would try to make it fit. |
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So why mention it on peak time news..
Will they deny lizards or aliens running the world on 6 o'clock news tomorrow? |
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Queenie is on at 8pm
Think she is going to announce something BIG |
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ICKE sells out at Brixton Academy all the poxy time
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They mentioned it be cause the headcases are now abusing telecoms workers, and destroying the equipment.
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Rent a Mob....Anti Brexit...anti Trump.. anti every fckin thing....dont like it on their own doorsteps
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On right.... Ok, I must've missed that bit
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In fact reading further, apart from mobile masts being attacked in 3 locations, the mayor of Liverpool has had the nutters threaten him, I didn't even know that last bit.
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Japan not having it looks iffy... hmmm
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-52172570
We must also see social media companies acting responsibly and taking much swifter action to stop nonsense spreading on their platforms which encourages such acts." The social media companies have been AWOL regarding this nonsense. They ban / prevent posts which are racist or "too much flesh" (breastfeeding FFS) yet they publish this conspiracy lies which unsurprisingly has led to criminal damage. Time Facebook/ You-tube / Betfair etc. start to freeze accounts if people can't be sensible . Some of the nonsense on you tube could result in people becoming infected & may even result in deaths. |
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Is 3G, 4G, 5G, mobile phones etc 100% safe in terms of causing cancer and mental health problems?
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