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Turn off phones on Sunday warning. (Also possible total bollocks warning)

#1

I’ve no idea if this is true or not but these days you never know eh? Just in case. Cheers, Rich.

*From: Jonathan Miller *
*UK Freedom Alliance *

NATIONWIDE ALARM
Sunday 23rd April from 2-4pm, just in case.

APPLY CRITICAL THINKING
*They are doing the alarm thing on Sunday yes. *

Well:-
*There are 97.23 million mobile connections in the UK, *
*85.01m active mobile devices and 12.22m connected things. *

98% of the adult population have a mobile phone, making 1.37 active connections per head of population.

*Now imagine all them going off at once all at the sane time and you have an ideal opportunity to harm a lot of people without it being obvious by swithing up the 5g frequency. *

Now they will have to send a massive boosted frequency and 5g wave across the Uk at the exact same time to reach every phone.

Now trust me now when I say turn them off before 3pm on that day .
*That frequency or wave will be extremely high for it to happen at the exact same time and extremely damaging to your brain. *

They are not testing the alarm they are testing the magnitude of the frequency and the impact of the wave on us. We are all guinea pigs

It goes without saying that you need to disable your phone from even receiving this signal.

How do you do this?
On most smart phones

Go to settings - notifications - advanced settings- wireless emergency alerts - switch off alerts.

Switch off All phones

Switch off and unplug wireless networks. Ie broadband

Switch off anything that can receive a wireless signal in your home and unplug it. All unnecessary electrical equipment must be switched off.

Get out of the house but trust me stay away from large crowds like pubs, cinemas, restaurants shops.

What you will witness will not be a natural occurrence . It will be man made.

*I have it on very sound advice that we must stay away as far away from other people as possible. Go to moors, woodland etc woodland is good as the trees will protect you from the wave. *
Natural-not good. :pray::pray::pray:

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#2

Not 100% sure about this, as I’ve tried desperately to forget.

If the frequency is raised, then the signal won’t work, the energy or strength of signal is what must be increased.

The “broadcast” will be transmitted via 5G and 4G. 4G is a different frequency. I’ve set my phone to 3G to see if this is enough to defeat the message arriving to me as we might not always know they’re coming.

There isn’t really anywhere to hide either. EE has covered most of the UK with 5G and O2 are right behind them.

Whilst I love me a Blofeld type conspiracy, am far more inclined to see this message as a terror tool for manipulating the plebs

That said, I won’t be near town next Sunday and I’d be far more worried if I had carbon nanotubes inside me

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#3

Thanks for that, Rich. I had resolved to switch off alerts, and phone on Sunday. I think to err on the side of caution I’ll take some of the other recommended measures.

I think LocalYokel makes a valid point re the extent of coverage for 5G - as I believe the ‘Rural First’ initiative was an attempt to cut-off any retreat from the filthy frequencies. Though as I understand it, 5G higher frequencies have a much, much lower coverage radius than previous lower frequency bands. Hence, carriers are needed for the signals - - these carriers are located on the newly installed ‘lamp posts’, and public buildings - also, every 5g enabled device will also carry and amplify the sicknals (sic).

Foliage is a barrier to 5G signals - something to do with disrupting the ‘fresnal zone’ - - I availed myself of this info from a paper produced by Surrey University on behalf of the gvt - I did so during the period that Sheffield council were dementedly destroying trees across the length and breadth of the city, using pavement repairs as a cover - that was bollocks, trees and foliage were cited as a ‘barrier to roll out’, hence they needed to remove those barriers to facilitate 5G. That’s probably the reason why they destroyed all those trees in Plymouth last month.

I think a remote location atop a fell or some such far-flung location may be safe. However, we have a nice dense laurel bush in our garden so I’m seriously thinking of hiding in there for a couple of hours with a book : )

One thing is absolutely clear for me - these hostile forces currently masquerading as western governments have zero concern for us and our wellbeing - whatever it is they are up to on Sunday I’m certain that a deeply ill-intent is behind it.

Stay safe folk.

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#4

Settings sorted out a couple of weeks ago and I’ve checked to make sure they haven’t sneakily reset. So far so good.

As luck would have it I’m attending a silent retreat from 17:00 that afternoon in Northumberland and will prolly be in North Pennines at around 15:00. Since I will only be able to use phone as alarm clock and camera I plan on taking the SIM card out on my last stop along the way. It won’t go back in until the following Sunday.

If the population is wiped out there’s some chance I won’t find out for a week.

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#5

However, we have a nice dense laurel bush in our garden so I’m seriously thinking of hiding in there for a couple of hours with a book : )

Get in there early Si before the riff-raff find it! :wink:

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#6

From what I’ve heard this alert will only work on smart phones. Those who still have ‘dumb phones’ won’t have to worry about terrorist attacks, or an outbreak of Ebola, or an alien invasion.

#7

Two informative emails here from my friend A who is a qualified engineer and has worked with 2G & 3G technology.Rich.

Hi Rich,
In my view this is scaremongering nonsense. I used to work with mobile phone specifications back in the days of 2G and 3G. Mobile networks continuously transmit control channels which broadcast information and instructions. The “Emergency Alert” message is just another control message inserted in the normal more or less continuous sequence of control messages. No extra frequency or power is necessary to do this. Also there is no need for the mobile phones to transmit any response to the mobile networks beyond their otherwise regular responses to the routine control messages. All the phones are required to do for the alert is make noise and display some words.

By all means turn off your phone, turn off alerts or put it into flight mode if you don’t want your Sunday nap to be disturbed. But the rest is bunkum.

Remember of course that the mobile networks and probably TPTB could note which mobiles are switched off or flight-moded for that afternoon. It’s also possible that the mobile phone might inform the network if alerts are switched off by the user.

A

2nd email below:

I don’t recall reading anything about the good folk of Reading having their brains vaporised by the Government’s Emergency Alert test 29 June 2021 or the good folk of East Suffolk on 25 May 2021.

Did you know that some 5G frequencies are actually lower than some 4G/3G/2G frequencies?

I’ve no idea whether the warnings are ignorant good guys doing their best or bad guys intentionally spreading fear-porn. The comments in the thread convince me that nobody has much of a clue what they are talking about.

Sunday afternoon, if I remember and can be bothered, I’ll crank up my EMF meters and see if they detect anything unusual or if they melt due to extra energy.

Cheers

A

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#8

I’ll be taking a few precautions an’all - just in case. It’s ironic that while we’re all debating whether Sunday’s events are going to be harmful or not, the use of mobile phones - and the global infrastructure that goes with them - is wrecking our health as we speak. And, according to Arthur Firstenburg the massive acceleration in infrastructure that is now taking place .…is going to kill us in a couple of years if we permit 5G to come from space”. Apparently in 2018 Elon Musk was granted a licence for over 4,000 satellites and the are plans to incease this to 12,000 so that every square inch of the globe is irradiated 24/7. Obviously what we should all do is throw the damn phones away.

See my post above:

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#9

My Mother is here at the moment, and she has a smart phone. I’ll be interested to hear the alert tomorrow (Sunday). Fortunately we have a large garden pond, into which you can chuck things.

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#10

I’m sure your engineers are right. Why would the total signals at one time add up to more than the total of all those on their phones at another time? (Half of everyone always seem to be on their phone at a given time anyway). I doubt the phones can reach enough strength to hurt people in such a short space of time. Most people, that is - some are electrosenstive, but in general it’s the longer term effects that is the concern.
Usually the telecoms guys love it when people raise concers about short term effects - as that’s the only thing the guidelines protect against! Cancers and other longer terms effects are completely ignored while they make sure the phone masts won’t fry your brain.

I wouldn’t want it to be the norm for the govt to place obligations on people to have particular phones or to be checking for govt messages. I want any two-minute warnings in writing :slightly_smiling_face:
Cheers

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#11

@Rich . Just to put your friend right, about frequencies.

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For the record, the ‘gigahertz’ frequencies which is where 5G exists, are more harmful than almost any other EMF (any quick alt media research will find proof of this)

#12

Yes, but slaves find them soooooo convenient and can’t imagine doing without them (don’t nearly all of you?)

#13

Thanks Pat. I’ve sent the chart on but so far no reply.

#14

Any credible government or world would ban these fucking things. I’ve never had a smart phone and never will but I do have a mobile ordinary phone which I use as sparingly as possible preferring to use the landline. Ban the lot I say but people would never agree to it because they’re unable compute that using one of these things is destroying their health and the health of people everywhere. A bit like the jabs in fact. Back in 2021 it was kind of horribly unreal seeing people blathering away on their mobiles while standing in the jab queue waiting to be poisoned.

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