There is nothing safe or healing about 5G towers.
Can anyone of the dozens of anons who liked this post show ANY evidence that covfefe changes a 5G cell signal?
David Straight? He didn't show any evidence. He asserted without offering any other information.
Med beds might someday be reality but 5G isn't one.
🇺🇸 David Straight explains CovFeFe
https://www.bitchute.com/video/BG96aaztCoAa/
😻 So much wonder is coming.
I 💯 know it 🤗🇺🇸🕊
True, I wonder if QSR will ever learn how to match the verb.
I realize that most fact checkers are actually fact hiders. Regardless of this one's funding sources; its observations about the writing on the circuit board itself is pretty conclusive.
https://leadstories.com/hoax-alert/2020/05/fact-check-worker-exposes-cov-19-circuit-board-5g-tower.html
Fact Check: Worker Did NOT Expose COV-19 Circuit Boards Being Installed in 5G Towers | Lead Stories
Did a brave telecommunications worker expose circuit boards being installed in 5G towers bearing markings that read "COV-19"? No, that's...
https://leadstories.com/hoax-alert/2020/05/fact-check-worker-exposes-cov-19-circuit-board-5g-tower.html
I've seen D. Straight's videos and the circuit board video.
The circuit board video is a hoax. The circuit board shown matches chip for chip a board out of an old cable box. The 'COV-19' etching on the coax input (which is dented and battered; not in new condition but likely damage from its hasty removal of the plastic case) has been added. The 'installer' is wearing brand new safety gear with no company logos, no truck, and no tools. He's an actor standing next to a cell tower filming himself.
I'd heard David Straight is now in prison for fraud. Regardless, he offers absolutely no technical information other than asserting that some smart guys solved the problem. It looks a lot like Straight's information was the debunked video.
The problem with 'fixing' harmful RF is changing the frequency of the signal changes the function of the signal. A 432 Hz healing frequency cannot be be made to transmit data like a 3.8GHz signal. Its unlikely the antennae could even make i
