Coronavirus: YouTube tightens rules after David Icke 5G interview

[Croesy Blue]

Some frequencies can cause health issues, 5G doesn't use those.

It's typical conspiracy fodder - use something that's true in a completely different context then twist it.

Frequencies of what?

[tell it like it is]

Frequencies of what?

Frequencies on the electromagnetic spectrum, duh...

https://www.cnet.com/news/who-cell-p...-cause-cancer/

WHO in 2011 may have said something pedantically true but with incredibly low chance of ever happening, conspiracy theorists then run with it and point to things like that as "evidence"... which is why people putting out the 5G claims are dangerous.

[Croesy Blue]

Frequencies on the electromagnetic spectrum, duh...

https://www.cnet.com/news/who-cell-p...-cause-cancer/

WHO in 2011 may have said something pedantically true but with incredibly low chance of ever happening, conspiracy theorists then run with it and point to things like that as "evidence"... which is why people putting out the 5G claims are dangerous.

Which frequencies of it?

[tell it like it is]

Which frequencies of it?

The high end stuff, uv, x-rays etc. You think the wider public necessarily remember that from school?

Given WHO seemed to indicate there may be a low possibility cell phones using far lower ranges could potentially cause issue is mana from heaven for the conspiracy loons.

[Armitage Shanks]

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