All 5G masts should be turned off to save us from power cuts this winter

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People in the UK are being told by all types of people from politicians to National Grid that in some places the lights will go out during January and February next year.

To save on any potential power cuts earlier next year the government needs to take a look at how much power these 5G monopoles and other 5G infrastructure use, looking at a study its clear to see 5G takes way more power than 4G.

We have to also look at why we actually need 5G in the first place, many people including the many egocentric political councillors believe 5G will give you super fast speeds well its not true, testing proved 4G in some circumstances and depending on signal strength was faster than 5G.

One of the things people get conned with is that every mobile phone handset that says it has 5G bought now uses a sub 6 antenna which is only slightly more than a 4G antenna, it is when you get the handset with the MMWave antenna that you will see the speed zoom way past your home broadband.

Of course though this will have bad side effects on those that use it and the health of our eyes will deteriorate, men’s testicles will warm up leaving almost everyone infertile, or if you do manage to get your partner pregnant do not be surprised it your child is deformed in some way and if you are sceptical just read the ICNIRP guidelines that Trafford Planning has never read before, it is all in the guidelines! the warming up of a placenta by one degree really hit home to us how harmful 5G is.

Your pets will get very anxious, they will see the beams everywhere, wildlife will try to avoid and a migration will occur in some or all species, bees will be threatened, and our lights could go out threatening the most vulnerable in society, by switching off the 5G we will be assured of the power we need to take us through the dark cold nights of winter.

Choose 5G or have the lights on? write to your MP asking for 5G to be stopped due to the amount of energy they need and that we have enough mobile phone masts to cover us all with 4G, 3G and 2G.