Glastonbury to be protected from harmful 5G?

"And she rejected the suggestion selling a ?5 product for more than ?300 was unreasonable." ('she' being one of the people behind this scam)

I guess that tells you all you need to know.
 
If I buy one of these:
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/32GB-Flash-Drive-Pendrive-Crystal-USB-Personalized-Gift-Custom-Glass-Studio-LOGO/193085987993?

and add my own "holographic nano-layer catalyser" (ie a sticker), will I get the same protection against the 5G death rays?

B
 
All very amusing, but read:
"Wish I lived in Glastonbury they are asking if the company behind it can install a full shield to protect the whole town (league of gentlemen). Wish I was joking about that last part!"

So who will be paying for this sh*t, Council Tax payers of course.
 
It is a trifle worrying that the voters of Glastonbury have elected someone to their council who believes this sort of stuff.

By the way, is it true that Mr Fellows is adding holographic nano-layer catalysers to his new lamps to improve the battery life on full power?
 
Fulk said:
"And she rejected the suggestion selling a ?5 product for more than ?300 was unreasonable." ('she' being one of the people behind this scam)

I guess that tells you all you need to know.
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it's almost like she knows that she's preying upon the mentally lacking  :wall:
 
Trading Standards are now closing in on them

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-52810220

Same webpage as original link but updated
 
This is cheaper and probably effective:



 

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One of my former practice partners who shall remain nameless promoted indirectly a product that was supposed to negate  geopathic stress (http://www.helios3.com/geopathic-stress.html) (a sample web site). As far as I could see it was a black box with a nice red LED on it. He got shirty when I asked it I could get my bro in law a BT engineer to take a look at it. But then he was into Bach Flower Remedies too.
 
The whole "New Age" movement shows that there are a lot of people with more money than sense, but things like this just prove how much more money than sense. The thing I always wonder is that if the people that buy these are so idiotic and gullible, how come they've got the money in the first place? :-\
 
For an extra ?99 you could get a Strutter Bubble. Don't follow link if of nervous disposition or are easily offended. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L0noRU0WI84

[Edit]. Ah except it's embedded it. Ah well, click Play at own risk.
 
Shouldn't have a point on a tinfoil hat as it acts like an aerial and attracts the CIA's mind control waves.  Need to use at least three layers of Turkey Bacofoil (thicker and stronger so blocks waves better) on a flat or curved surface to help reflect them.

I can flog you some made up, err I mean carefully researched, designs, with free magic beans for a very unreasonable price ;D  Remember you're not paranoid, they are after you  :o  ;D
 
AR said:
The whole "New Age" movement shows that there are a lot of people with more money than sense, but things like this just prove how much more money than sense. The thing I always wonder is that if the people that buy these are so idiotic and gullible, how come they've got the money in the first place? :-\
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That is a very good point. If a fool and his money are easily parted, where does the fool get his money from in the first place.
;D
 
Their dad gave it to them, usually. They just don't mention it in polite company. They're that smart at least.
 
I think 'fair play' to the snake-oil purveyor. If people are so stupid as to give you ?300 for something that doesn't work, good on you!

Chris.
 
I guess it's a bit like the 'X-Ray Specs' and 'Sea Monkeys' that you used to be able to order from Marvel Comics. I did order both in my teenage years and was bitterly disappointed to find my Sea Monkeys were just some manic and very tiny shrimps, and that my X-Ray specs neither saw through ladies' clothing nor the back of my hand - despite the very convincing advertisement. The Sea Monkeys even had a castle in that!

https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.amazon.com%2FUltimate-Guide-Sea-Monkeys-Susan-Barclay%2Fdp%2F1931090688&psig=AOvVaw1U2UFsURZonoqI7OvFIdhl&ust=1590869929549000&source=images&cd=vfe&ved=0CAIQjRxqFwoTCNiC3bny2ekCFQAAAAAdAAAAABAM
 
ChrisJC said:
I think 'fair play' to the snake-oil purveyor. If people are so stupid as to give you ?300 for something that doesn't work, good on you!

Chris.
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Consumers need to be protected, where do you draw the line. this is clearly nonsense, however, vulnerable people will buy into this.

It also spreads misinformation, a selection of people think that 5G is the cause of the coronavirus, and therefore think that social distancing doesn't matter, causing further spread of the virus. This is just one example and there will be others.
 
ZombieCake said:
Shouldn't have a point on a tinfoil hat as it acts like an aerial and attracts the CIA's mind control waves.  Need to use at least three layers of Turkey Bacofoil (thicker and stronger so blocks waves better) on a flat or curved surface to help reflect them.

I can flog you some made up, err I mean carefully researched, designs, with free magic beans for a very unreasonable price ;D  Remember you're not paranoid, they are after you  :o  ;D
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"Tin" foil was changed from tin to aluminium many years ago. Tin foil hats work as advertised. Aluminium foil actually enhances the Illuminati mind control rays and concentrate them on the brain underneath.
Wake up sheeple!
 
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