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The main problems:The coincidences can't be ignored don't you think? Id also like to get your views on the illogical parts.
There is some very plausible arguments in there, especially regarding currency. Also some far fetched arguments too. It's up to us to weed out the truths in the garden of bullshit.
My personal view is that a gold backed, one world currency is definately on the agenda.
- Claims to be an ex-Vodafone boss but doesn't provide any proof he ever worked for Vodafone
- Claims that 5G is designed to provide better penetration into buildings (completely wrong, 5G is the opposite, it has less penetration into buildings)
- Claims that 5G causes cell poisoning (There has been a lot of research and testing for this and there's no evidence it's true. Also Cell Poisoning isn't a thing. There's Cell Toxicity caused by toxins and there's Cell Damage or Cellular Degradation caused by radiation poisoning)
- Claims that the apparent cell poisoning creates viruses in the body (Radiation CANNOT create viruses)
- Claims that all the current problems that all the people dying of Coronavirus are actually dying on cell poisoning from 5G (Even though millions of people have tested the Coronavirus and it's effects)
- Claims that 5G was first activated in Wuhan, China (5G was activated in US, South Korea and several other countries long before China)
- Claims that 5G on the cruise ships caused the deaths while also claiming that it takes 6 months to see the effects of 5G (The Diamond Pricess doesn't have 5G and the passengers weren't on the ship for 6 months)
- Claims we have had 3 pandemics in the last 100 years (There has been more than that) and claims that the introduction of radio wave technologies caused each one of these (which could seem plausible if we only used the radiowave technology during those pandemics. Each radiowave technology we introduced, we continued to use and still are using)
He goes on to claim that his claims are scientifically proven even though he's clearly scientifically illiterate and provides no evidence for anything he is claiming.
It's quite easy to make one of these videos and get people to believe you. All you have to do is:
1) Claim to be an authority but don't provide any evidence about who you actually are
2) Make massively outlandish claims
3) Say "Scientifically proven" many times
4) Put it up on YouTube
People will believe it.