Deeply Censored: FBI investigates if ‘5G paranoia’ was behind mysterious Nashville Christmas RV explosion – reports

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Russia Today: Federal agents were tipped off that a person who had rigged an RV with explosives in downtown Nashville, Tennessee, may have been driven by fears surrounding 5G technology, a report claims.



Nashville realtor Steve Fridrich told local WSMV TV channel that the FBI had interviewed him about whether a man investigated in connection to Friday’s bombing had “paranoia about 5G technology.”

Fridrich contacted the FBI because a man with the same name had done IT work for him for several years, he said.

Local media reported earlier that FBI and ATF agents were searching the homes belonging to a man named Anthony Quinn Warner, 63, in Antioch, Tennessee. Neighbors told reporters they had seen an RV parked in the driveway of Warner’s home for several weeks. The vehicle reportedly looked like the one which detonated in downtown Nashville on the early morning of December 25.

An FBI spokesperson said the Bureau could not comment on the issue because of the pending investigation. However, a source confirmed to WSMV that, among other tips and angles, agents were checking if Warner experienced paranoia that 5G was being used to “spy on Americans.”

Fridrich was quoted as saying that Warner had never spoken about 5G to him. He described Warner as a “techie guy” who “didn’t bother anybody.”

Before the explosion, a warning was heard from the RV, in which an automated female voice repeatedly urged everyone to “evacuate.” Three bystanders were injured in the blast. Police said they found human remains on site. According to CNN, this had led the FBI to believe that the explosion was a suicide bombing.

The blast damaged a building owned by telecoms giant AT&T, which is located not far from the company’s office tower. Police spokesperson Don Aaron said on Saturday that police did not know “if that was a coincidence, or if that was the intention” of the perpetrator.

 

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8 COMMENTS

  1. This is the kind of story that VT will unravel eventually. Wait and see, you betcha! Of course that doesn’t negate MSM hysteria and the problem reaction solution dialectic.

  2. From the horseless carriage, the microscope, the autopsy, electrifying the home, and now 5G, the fear of the unknown chooses it’s object of attention in synchronization with the newest “unknown ” being introduced. The fear of electrifying the home, was that thoughts and dreams would be disturbed, and life would never again be “normal”. Being fried by electronics, will remain a primal fear, until lightening is no longer a natural occurrence. Still, I appreciate and pay attention to fears no matter how baseless, as those are the check and balance of unethical progress, and lately, that certainly needs to be checked. Transparency is the issue, along with the target of public information campaigns costing billions, being mostly to the choir.

    • Well, about fear of electricity, Edison was right when he said Westinghouse’s AC power will kill a man and shortly after, William Kemmler was executed in an electric chair… 😀

    • Story smells. If the guy wanted to hurt AT&T, a better target would have been the 33-story AT&T office tower 1/2 mile away. That early on Xmas Day, there would have been nobody there. And then there is the missing wife. And the realtor says Warner did tech work for him, didn’t bother anybody, and never talked about 5G.

  3. If 5G is really harmful for people, the Chinese are going to be finding out fairly soon. Some Chinese cities have been wired up for 5G, pretty completely. So, we shall see what happens. My bet is that it will not harm people; but that is merely my belief in the essential competence and people-friendly nature of the CPC.

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