Protesters targeted a number of cellular broadcasting towers throughout the
Netherlands to oppose the new 5G telecommunications network, Dutch newspaper
De Telegraaf reported on Saturday.

Towers in Rotterdam, Liessel, Beesd and Nuenen were severely damaged by fire,
Rob Bongelaar told the newspaper. Bongelaar is director of The Monet
Foundation, an association that oversees the placement of cell towers and
coordinates with state governments on behalf of network operators including
KPN, T-Mobile and Vodafone.

"The operators are doing their utmost to keep the mobile networks up and
running in this difficult time," Bongelaar added. He said that the words,
"F*** 5G" were written on the transmission box at one of the attack sites.

Various groups in the Netherlands have been opposed to the 5G network for some
time, largely due to health concerns such as radio waves that could
potentially be harmful to human health. Others say that the network could
violate privacy rights.

In January, around a hundred people rallied against the 5G network at
Amsterdam's Dam Square, calling for its rejection on the basis of health and
well-being.

Is 5G bad for the health? Will it be?  Is it a threat to privacy?

4 responses total.

1. Any 5G/health studies will be eliminated or denied so "fact 
checkers" can say that there's no correlation between 5G radiation 
and public health. 

Name your concern regarding any globalist objective and I will show 
you a pattern of denial, propaganda, deplatforming, threats.

"It's been debunked."
The final word to shut you down.
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2. If 5G really does compromise our cells via radiation, it is 
possible that our immune systems would be impaired enough to be 
vulnerable to something like 5G. But where are the studies? Don't 
hold your breath.

We know UV helps produce Vitamin D which helps fight infections.
What if 5G does the opposite?

The fact that the 5G rollout was a big enough issue to involve POTUS 
starting a spat with the might bondholder China, makes you wonder about 
how high the stakes are. 4G didn't garner this much attention. Why is
5G?

Isn't faster cell phone internet something no one is asking for?
There must be a bigger component to 5G that makes globalists weak in the
 knees.

5G will replace the Internet (and the pen taps into civil liberties)

5G penetration by AT&T is massive already.
Wonder where they got the hardward  >:)

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