Nobel laureate: Coronavirus is spreading due to 5G
The fifth generation of mobile communications - the Chinese 5G standard - may be the real reason for the spread of coronavirus in the world.
Nobel Prize laureate in literature Svetlana Alexievich stated this in an interview with the Belarusian service of Radio Liberty, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“We still need to fully understand whether this is really the flu, or whether 5G is already affecting the human immune system. In my opinion, scientists do not have a final conviction. Some complex processes of further technological development are taking place - here is the influence of man on the atmosphere, and new technologies, and the inability of man as a biological being to withstand all this. And today we are faced with this,” Alexievich said.
The writer said that she would donate 1000 euros to help elderly Belarusians.
“I would also like to find some kind of animal protection fund and also give them a thousand euros in order to help the animals that are now also in serious condition,” added Alexievich.
Previously, Alexievich, known for her Russophobic views, spoke out only on issues of history and politics. Thus, she argued that fascism arose in Europe through the fault of Joseph Stalin. According to the Nobel laureate, the Belarusian policemen who collaborated with the fascists were ordinary rural guys who spent the entire war in their villages, but the Soviet partisans were brutal murderers and rapists.
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