I've just wasted $450 on one of the most elaborate
scams in existence and for some reason the UK government was promoting it.
You've heard about 5G a thousand times already.
You might love it, you might be kind of
interested but just a bit bored of hearing about it or you might be in the
increasingly vocal community of people who hate it
I've seen with my own two eyes, people who say
that 5G is being used by the military to control us.
That 5G is what's caused the virus that's going
around and even that lockdown is just the government's way of installing 5G
towers all over the place without people being able to stop them!
So a company have launched a 5G Bioshield to “save
us” using none other than Proprietary holographic nano layer catalyst technology….!
I'm sorry what a proprietary holographic of nano
layer a catalyst it sounds a bit like someone just jumped two random pages of a
chemistry textbook and picked the first words they saw.
But I gave them the benefit of doubt. I spent a
full day in fact reading through everything this website had to say, they say
that in our modern world we're surrounded by EMF or Electromagnetic Fields and this
is actually true! there are electromagnetic fields everywhere everything from
your Smartphone to your microwave contributes to this.
But that's pretty much the only correct piece of
science on the entire website.
They go on to say that 5G makes these fields much
stronger to the point where they're dangerous and that you need to use their
product to shield yourself so the way this apparently works is you plug it into
your computer and it creates a 40 meter of force field around you and if that
doesn't already sound ridiculous enough they claimed that even without power
even if you're just carrying this in your bag with you it can still create a
permanently protective and I quote “plasmic shield” of 8 meters.
Now where if I heard of plasmic shields before??
oh yeah stalls the shield apparently uses can't even make this stuff up Quantum
Oscillation to restore the coherence of atoms and emit lifeforce frequencies I
found like a link is forming and if is that around this point that I thought
goodness sake I've got to try it
I've got to make a hundred percent sure that this
is in fact the pile of garbage that it looks like so I ordered one and the purchase
process was about as shady as the science behind it
It is listed at 283 pounds but the second you add
it to the cart you quickly realize they're going to add sales tax on top of
that.
Companies don't usually do that and when you
factor in the additional twelve pound shipping fee this ends up at 351 pounds
and of course the only way to pay is a direct bank transfer which has zero
payment protection
But, Miracles do happen!
Two weeks later little package rocked through the
door, I picked it up I immediately, I knew what it was! I sprinted to the
studio,ripped open the box and smashed it into my computer!!
So no…It is exactly what it looks like!
This was a USB stick and in fact the only surprise
I had here was the fact that its total capacity maxes out at 128 megabytes.
They've even been so kind as to drop a full
twenty five page document on there which includes a before and after health
summary from people who've been using the shield it says
But most users report reverse aging by 18 years,
so according to that I was about to turn five!
It's just a USB, it registers as a USB and guess
what! it took me five minutes to find an almost identical product on
Aliexpress.
It's the same color, it's got the same poor build
quality, it's 3 dollars and you wanna know the best part that one was more
storage!
The single difference between this product and
that listing is a sticker not anymore but you know what's worse is that this
whole operation is run by two scientists
My assumption when I first came across by shield
was…”okay this is obviously stupid, it's probably run by two people who don't
know what they're talking about” “people who didn't understand the science and
people who themselves were just convinced by their own theories“
But that's not what's happening here! These guys
more than likely knew exactly what they were making here and even if they
somehow believed the stuff they've written on the site to start with then
surely surely at the point when you're on the purchasing page for a 3 dollar
USB stick which is actually what you're about to send to customers
Something must have clicked. This is not people
being delusional, this is a very deliberate scam.
But wait, there's more!
It turns out the Glastonbury Town Council in the
UK, the official government-funded body they set up an advisory council for 5G
and they recommended this product!!
Like what?! it just does one thing and it does
that one thing's so poorly! Like if I wanted to fit a 5MB video file on these
bio shield sticks, I need to buy 250 of them. It would cost me a hundred
thousand dollars. In what world is that helpful??
It looks like what happened is it was just one
person who said I've used this I can recommend it and nobody else batted an
eyelid
But come on! I mean it doesn't take a genius but
probably the weirdest part of this scam is that compared to most schemes like
this where companies make a quick buck by being super vague about what's going
on.
This company has answer for everything! a group
of people called the pen test partners they took one of these things apart and
they said to the company “look we can see it's the USB stick what do you have
to say for yourself”
I could'nt believe it, a spokeswoman from the
company actually replied she said “we're in possession of a great deal of
technical information with plenty of backup historical research as you can
understand we are not authorized to fully disclose all the sensitive
information to third parties”
Ah yeah of course, the secrets stay with you and
the Glastonbury 5G committee and the directors of Star Wars they've got an FAQ
on their website and someone's asked can I use an electromagnetic field meter
to be able to test that.
It is in fact producing the radiation it's a fair
question using a meter would be the best way of testing if it's actually doing anything
but they actually had the audacity to say “no your meter only measures the
intensity of the EMF which our device doesn't change our device only changes
the form of the EMF”
And oh my god, guess what! only they have the tools
to be able to measure that how do we know if it's on and working great question
as see what they say it is always on and working that's why we used Quantum Nano
layer technology
Anyways I spent three days in total just looking
into this stuff and while it did start off funny I think by the end of it I was
actually a bit worried
It turns out 5G Bioshield is just one of many many
schemes like this.
There are anti 5G blankets, there are watches and
believe it or not underwear
It's genuinely on the same level as wearing a
piece of garlic around your neck to keep the vampires away
And if you thought we'd already hit peak stupidity
then you'd be wrong
A very quick search on YouTube shows videos that
claim to use a certain vibrational frequency to shield you from 5G
So I'm going to finish this post with a very
simple message:
If anyone you know is considering buying one of
these, tell them not to.
If this ever pops up on an Instagram or a
Facebook advert which it might well do after reading this post.
Don't buy it
Please don't buy it
That’s all and do share this post with everyone
you can.
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