Woody Harrelson Backs 5G Coronavirus Theory

Actor Woody Harrelson is taking heat after sharing a controversial theory that links 5G wireless technology to coronavirus. The new theory, which continues to grow in popularity, posits that 5G radiation waves break down our immune systems, allowing COVID-19 to increase it’s potential damage to our health. Other theories propose that 5G radiation causes coronavirus to replicate, thereby increasing the density of positive cases around the globe. We’ve reported on the growing concern over5G health risks in the past.
Wuhan, China is the country’s first major city to install 5G towers. Hence, how the theory was born into social media culture.
Harrelson is among a growing number of celebrities, including rapper M.I.A, to share an article titled, “Role of 5G in the Coronavirus Epidemic in Wuhan China.”
“A lot of my friends have been talking about the negative effects of 5G ,” Harrelson wrote on Instagram. “My friend camilla seems [sic] this to me today and though I haven’t fully vetted it I find it very interesting.”
Harrelson deleted the Instagram following mainstream media backlash. M.I.A, not so much.
I don’t think it’s related except for timing. The timing is orchestrated by them. Not Us. I don’t think 5G gives you COVID19. I think it can confuse or slow the body down in healing process as body is learning to cope with new signals wavelength s frequency etc @ same time as Cov https://t.co/VDkE4oaxF5
— M.I.A (@MIAuniverse) March 24, 2020
Yes untill 5G is set up all over the world for the first time all done at same time in every country the entire globe, Oh which happens to be when everyone is going through the first pandemic in 100 years or in their life time when world is shut down . Nice 1. https://t.co/U0bD2DZe5H
— M.I.A (@MIAuniverse) March 24, 2020
In Britain, Vodafone’s towers were attacked, likely by groups who believe in the 5G – COVID-19 theory.
Author: Jim Satney
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