You cannot make this up folks. Although Verizon claims to be trying to “improve” the aesthetics of 5G antennas, clearly that is NOT what is happening. These images are satanic and demonic and no doubt, that is exactly what they are intended to be… i.e., a blatant reminder of the evil we are being confronted with thanks to the wireless grid that now surrounds the whole Earth.
Courtesy of Verizon
Source Article by BN Frank Here
American opposition to 5G deployment has been ongoing for years due to various significant risks associated with it including aviation safety risks (see 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6), cybersecurity risks (see 1, 2, 3, 4), environmental risks (see 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8), health risks (see 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8), privacy risks (see 1, 2, 3), weather forecasting satellite interference risks, and utility infrastructure interference risks. Research has also determined that cell towers installed within close-proximity to homes reduces their property value. So will turning small cell sites into eye candy make them more tolerable to Americans? Verizon must think so.
From RCR Wireless:
Verizon partners with art museum, ‘elevates’ 5G cell site
The air project suggests that Verizon might to be trying to improve the poor curb appeal of 5G cell sites
Verizon and the Susquehanna Art Museum (SAM) in Harrisburg, PA unveiled a new 5G cell site that sports custom artwork designed by local artist Stephen Michael Haas. The project suggests that Verizon, which runs an arts program to help beautify local communities, might be trying to improve the poor curb appeal of 5G cell sites.
Despite the many connectivity benefits that 5G coverage will deliver, new cell sites have been met with hesitation — and in some cases, downright disdain — by residents, property owners and local governments who at best, consider the towers an eye sore and at worst, a serious health risk.
“We remain committed to working closely with communities in ensuring that our equipment enhances the local streetscape,” said Lynn Cox SVP and chief engineer at Verizon. “Often we disguise equipment so that it can hide in plain sight. Here, our close collaboration with SAM has elevated a cell site from network equipment to fine art that improves connectivity for Harrisburg.”
The artist, Stephen Michael Haas explained the inspiration behind his piece: “With all that is going on in the world, I wanted a design that celebrates the beauty of life and that is fun to look at. My hope is that the end result gives museum visitors and passersby a big boost of energy — an espresso shot of color — as they go about their day.”
The partnership with SAM is the second of its kind; in November, the Verizon sponsored a Kindness Mural by Pennsylvania artist Ali M. Williams at Strawberry Square.
The carrier expects to cover more than 175 million people with its 5G Ultra Wideband network, which is comprised of its mmWave and C-band spectrum, by the end of 2022.
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Enemies of EMF radiation: GR8 blog, but so few people listen. Others would have to live like a Mennonite to get away from the EMF, and they can’t do that. I’ve proven EMF was and still is hurting my body, but I’m now able to get away from it ~20 hours a day thanks to Jeanice Barcelo.
As “Push comes to Shove” in our present nation/world conditions 2022, perhaps EMF is our greatest danger, not Russia, weather (although EMF is causing weather problems), or corruption in government.
Do the people causing the radiation, really understand the damage they are doing? If so, they should be on trial for murder.
Agree David. 100%. And thanks for the plug.