Vernon Moat
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Sorcha Faal, Whatdoesitmean.com
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This article is by Sorcha Faal, who many suspect of being a CIA disinformation specialist.
Nevertheless, the article is quite interesting.
Um, sounds bogus. Linking a flu like viral infection to radiation harmful effects ending with the perfect request for funds. Those Nigerian Princes is a must be looking at this with envy if it works.
Since this appears to be the “Sorcha Faal” entry on the Duran, this page is probably as good a place as any to add the following, which someone out there happened to realize — that every recent election year has a disease “outbreak.” Even mid-terms were included… Coincidence?
SARS — 2004
AVIAN — 2008
SWINE — 2010
MERS — 2012
EBOLA — 2014
ZIKA — 2016
EBOLA — 2018
CORONA — 2020
Thank you for the interesting link and report. Could we get more information about G5 technology, please? I know very little about it.
Because I know very little about G5 technology, I looked it up in Wikipedia. This is what the site says about “health concerns”. It looks auite scary: Health concerns See also: Mobile phone radiation and health The development of the technology has elicited a range of responses regarding concerns that 5G radiation could have adverse health effects.[202] An opinion piece published on Scientific American’s online blog section asserts that complete scientific research regarding its effects has not been conducted and that there could be health risks.[203] Another article in the same publication offers outlooks from both sides of the debate,… Read more »