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Two anti-vax conspiracy theorists dubbed “Bonnie and Clyde with a box of matches” encouraged attacks on MPs and sought to destroy 5G phone masts, a court has heard. Christine Grayson, 59, collected crossbows and Darren Reynolds, 60, sought to re-activate replica assault rifles as they talked of …
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A York anti-vaccine conspiracy theorist plotted to destroy 5G masts and called for MPs to be hanged, prosecutors have told a jury. Christine Grayson, 59, of Boothwood Road, Rawcliffe, together with Sheffield-based Darren Reynolds, 60, discussed armed uprisings and advocated violence towards people …
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Counter Terrorism PolicingBy Chloe LaversuchBBC NewsTwo anti-vaccine conspiracy theorists have been found guilty of offences in connection with a plot to destroy 5G mobile phone masts.Darren Reynolds, of Newbould Crescent, Sheffield, was found guilty of six terror offences at Leeds Crown …
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A new study from Sweden showed that a previously healthy woman developed symptoms of “microwave syndrome” shortly after a 5G cell tower was installed 60 meters — nearly 200 feet — from her apartment. According to the study, published April 10 in the Annals of Clinical and Medical Case Reports, the …
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It comes after one man who lives close to the planned pole in Jessopp Road, Ollie Lee, started a pro-mast movement. Mr Lee says his campaign has seen his signs torn down and even people stopping him in the street and shouting at him, with dozens of objections lodged on Norwich City Council’s …
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PolitiFact | Lead paint was banned to protect kids, not to expose them to radiation Lead paint was not banned to protect children’s health, but because it would protect people from radiation. (Shutterstock) Lead paint was banned to protect kids, not to expose them to radiation If Your Time is short …
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Ollie Lee, who lives in Jessopp Road in NR2, has become fed up with Nimbys (not in my back yard) and conspiracy theorists attempting to stop 5G masts being built in his area. Mr Lee said the final straw was when a wooden sign was erected close to the site of a proposed mast in his road complaining …
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5G protest in Bern, Switzerland (Photo by FABRICE COFFRINI/AFP via Getty Images) The false, superstitious belief that 5G cellular networks are somehow causing a global health crisis has found a new conspiracy theory: the idea that the global coronavirus pandemic is caused by 5G. It is not.Since I …
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Brits might want to avoid ticks, says the government, because of a new tick-borne virus that supposedly eats away at the human brain. The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) issued a warning after the disease was allegedly identified in four separate areas of the United Kingdom. The agency says the …
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A Facebook post contains a screenshot of a tweet from May 2022 that says: “Marburg is in the vax. Will be activated by 5G coded pulse.” This is a false claim with no evidence to support it. Similar claims circulated last year (around the time of the tweet), and have been debunked. Honesty in public …
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