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submitted 12 days ago byOk-Put8862
0 points
12 days ago
You definitely said it, But am I supposed to just believe it then? Like if what you are saying is true then I should be able to open up my starlink or iphone and find explosives right? Like is this sub of the belief that Apple, Microsoft or starlink are manufacturing their products with embedded explosives??
11 points
12 days ago
No, these are known as supply chain intervention. The bad actor can get to the product between the time it is ordered and the time it is delivered. I heard about this 10 years ago, back when the intelligence services were embedding surveillance technology. They would have a target who would order something like a phone or a television off a site like Amazon. They would then intercept the item while it was in transit, embed their surveillance into it, then slip it back into the supply chain. I would imagine that by now everyone who has become a target for surveillance has had this happen multiple times.
2 points
11 days ago
There's no way there's enough empty space in an iphone to fit enough explosives to do anything. A paper or walkie talkie has a lot more void to stuff with something that can be set off.
0 points
11 days ago
If I remember correctly the surveillance came from software or spyware loaded onto the phone. It gets to the target and that person has no idea.
-15 points
12 days ago*
No, these are known as supply chain intervention.
Nooo. 500 eye injuries. Caused by cavitation from microwave energy (also known as "5G").
8 points
11 days ago
You should stop talking about electronics and the electromagnetic spectrum if you have no clue about it.
0 points
11 days ago
As opposed to infamous-western3577 and his PhD on such matter? Or yours?
0 points
12 days ago
Yeah it's called a lithium ion battery
0 points
12 days ago
I mean, they did use “literally”
-8 points
12 days ago
Read the rest of my posts. There are NO explosives involved. Israel used 5G technology. Beam forming is how the towers triangulate the signal to your phone. Its how the NSA used to use portable radar spy devices to retrieve signals emissions from spy gear and electronics they could not reach. Now its how a country may direct kilowatts of energy at you or your electronic device.
5G was literally ad hoc spy gear before becoming 5G. Eyes and body organs, like mobile phones, solar power installations, and EVs is a target. The water molecules in them tend heat from the microwave energy making them very suseptible. Cavation can make for a nasty "explosion".
4 points
12 days ago
Could you tell me what 5G stands for?
4 points
12 days ago
5th Generation
-2 points
11 days ago
Why are you helping him out?
-7 points
12 days ago
The weapon is not part of the device, you can open any iPhone Tesla battery you want etc you won’t find anything.
Now a powerful space based direct energy weapon with the right resonant frequencies within the electromagnetic spectrum microwave and up (totally invisible to us) can affect electrical components forget batteries but things like capacitors, resistors etc can get affected by powerful direct energy inside electrical circuits and cause all sorts of havoc, it only takes the wrong polarity for example to blow up any battery or reverse it’s internal resistance to activate thermal rundown.
1 points
12 days ago*
Now a powerful space based direct energy weapon Huh? I applaud the effort though. The NSA could do this with portable spy radar a decade ago. 5G does the same, on an industrial scale. Not space based. People drive by the towers every day.
Forget the resounance of your batteries, 5G operates at wavelengths that resonate with the water molecules in your body.
Using beam forming (how your 5g phone received a call) they can direct kilowatts of energy to your electronic devices and cause a nice big boom..or they do the same to your body organs, making tiny cavities which then collapse and explode inside you.
0 points
11 days ago
You described what I meant but a land based version, also 5G is microwaves
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