UK Pastor Behind the 5G/Covid-19 Conspiracy Theory

A UK Pastor has been identified to be behind the viral voice message that went viral about a month ago.

In the voice recording shared to millions of social media users around the world, Jonathan James claims to be a former senior staff of Vodafone. He is also a preacher at the Luton Bedfordshire area of the UK.

In the voice note, James said he was privy to sensitive information about the impact of 5G network on human beings. According to him, #COVID19 was only used as a cover to continue the installation of the network across the world.

He added that one of the aims of the 5G is to enable the use of chips implanted in the human body, to monitor the world and pave the way for the anti-christ.

The UK pastor said in the viral note that the ravaging coronavirus disease “has nothing to do with biological warfare but it is our bodies reacting to radio frequency radiation. 

‘They are using coronavirus to try to hide the fact that people are dying from 5G frequency. The coronavirus is not what is killing people. It is clearly, categorically, unequivocally proven that the radio frequencies we are being exposed to are killing people.

“I was simply trying to summarise what the perceived truth was behind this bizarre pandemic in the interest of serving my community,” he said.

Sadly some other pastors, including Nigeria’s Pastor Chris Oyakhilome apparently picked up the message and preached it to his congregation.

Oyakhilome has millions of following across the world.

Coincidentally also, a number of birds recently dropped dead en masse in the UK while devices were used to monitor radiation from nearby towers. All seemed to tie up with the UK Pastor ‘s claims.

In what would seem like a follow up reaction also, 5G towers were attacked across the world including UK, China and some western countries. A number of them were burned down completely.

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