On Sunday, millions of Britons received a ten-second warning signal and notification on their mobile phones.
It’s part of a new alarm system, the digital equivalent of Fredrik in Sweden, and the purpose of the deployment on Sunday was to test the technology.
But like many others, the new alarm system did not escape the plot, which captured the British media. Check content It has been going viral on social media for the past week.
Millions of Britons received the announcement on Sunday.
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Conspiracy theories range from the desire to collect personal information and control people to the idea that signals like music can influence and plant thoughts, feelings and ideas in the human brain.
Or: turn the vaccinated into zombies and other monsters.
“I feel a little worried. I think it was because of that Sunday alarm. The real concern is that everyone who has been vaccinated will be infected by 5G and become zombies. I feel it”One writes.
“What if this alarm signal triggers something in the lethal vaccine that kills a lot of people or turns them into zombie-like creatures?”He writes another.
Another described the sight of “people standing up like androids” at a given signal.
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An expert’s answer
Yes, on Youtube, Twitter, Tiktok and Facebook, conspiracy theorists have claimed that the digital alarm signal is actually a signal to “activate pathogens” in the Covid-19 vaccine to make people sick or, at worst, mutate them.
According to experts, this is technically impossible. The Covid-19 vaccine does not contain any pathogens, meaning infectious microbes that can cause disease.
Al Edwards, professor of biomedical engineering at the University of Reading, says there is no way in physics or biology to connect radio signals from mobile phones to the biological or chemical substances found in vaccines, which is absolutely true. .
– The exact content of the vaccine is documented on the packaging and rigorously verified by several independent organizations, and none of those ingredients can interact with radio signals, he continues.
Ex-Doctor: I’ve seen zombies
A signal was sent to the British on Sunday.
A few minutes ago, Shayan Sardarizadeh, a journalist who works with source-checking materials on social media for the British BBC, wrote on Twitter:
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A woman called into the BBC radio show and explained that she felt “dizzy” after raising the alarm.
Well-known British conspiracy theorist Vernon Coleman, who made himself famous for denying the climate crisis, claims that HIV is a hoax and that masking can cause cancer.
On Sunday, Vernon Coleman, who previously worked as a general practitioner, wrote that he had seen zombies with his own eyes in recent days.
He blames it on vaccination.
“The other day, for example, I saw hundreds of people sitting on the beach on a cloudy, windy and freezing day. They were wearing winter jackets, hats and scarves, and they were just sitting there, looking at nothing. Honestly. It was scary.”He writes in a post, and continues:
“Look around and you will also see strange behavior among the vaccinated. Their brains are definitely affected.
No, there are no reports of zombies yet. You should stick to the TV series “The Walking Dead”.
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An excerpt from a text by Vernon Coleman.
This is not the first time that false information has been spread that a vaccine contains ingredients activated by digital signals. One for which no evidence is presented, which Reuters news agency Repeatedly reported.
In May 2022, even Michael Flynn, the former head of the US National Security Council and national security policy adviser to President Donald Trump, said that “5G technology” could enable the pathogen in a Covid-19 vaccine. In the same TV spot, conspiracy theorist Clay Clarke predicted it would create zombies that “bite people.”
In 2022, several dates have been suggested as the day it will occur, including January 5 and October 10.
October 10, 2022 passed without incident.
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In January 2022, the vaccine — on day 666 of the pandemic — was believed to be activated by 5G signals and transform the vaccinated person.
666 is the number of the beast or the number of the devil according to the Book of Revelation in the New Testament.
Crazy Theory: A signal will turn everyone vaccinated into zombies.
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“Have you seen the movie Cell?”
A recurring conspiracy theory is that digital signals must “trigger” something.
In March of this year, it was actually speculated that the 2016 movie “Cell” might become a reality, which was associated with a national alarm signal in Great Britain.
In the film, a signal is sent through a mobile network around the world, which is the beginning of an apocalypse where people turn into bloodthirsty creatures and a small group of survivors in Great Britain find themselves in the middle of the chaos.
After the alarm signal, many Britons wrote – humorously – about the new hunger of the human brain.
“I’ve been vaccinated, I got an alarm, and now I’m a zombie. I was going to have a piece of good fish for dinner, but now I’m back at the store for some brains. the day is ruined”Someone writes on Twitter.
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