Last month, 180 scientists published a warning about 5G's possible effect on humanity

Nick O'Connor | 23 May 2020 Warning from scientists: 5G and radiation  Dear Reader,   Last month, 180 scientists published a warning about 5G’s possible effect on humanity – specifically, its potential to expose people to unacceptable levels of radiation.   These scientists, hailing form 36 different countries, are begging the UN to put together a council to study the effects before widespread implementation.    Now, this won’t be the first time you’ve heard of concerns with 5G.   And I’m not the BBC. I’m not here to tell you what to think.   But in order to understand the real source of controversy with 5G – an issue that, incredibly, dates back to the days of Plato – my research team and I have put together this free report.   In it, you’ll discover:   How the various conspiracies you’ve heard about 5G are actually part of one larger trend – dating back to believe it or not, 370 B.C., Why the government has given telecoms engineers laying 5G infrastructure the same ‘key worker’ status as doctors and nurses fighting Covid-19 in hospitals, and; Why, even during the coronavirus panic, Boris Johnson made Britain's plans to implement 5G a priority in parliamentary debate…   To see the historical force our researchers have uncovered – click here.   Regards, ​ ​ Nick O’Connor Publisher, Southbank Investment Research

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