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John Cusack claims ‘5G will be proven bad for people’s health’ after conspiracy theories connect it to coronavirus

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Hollywood star John Cusack has added his name to the list of famous celebrities who have an issue with new 5G technology. In a series of tweets posted on Tuesday night, the 53-year-old actor admitted he believes that 5G will end up being confirmed as harmful for humans.

He wrote: ‘5 – G wil be proven to be very very bad for people’s health – (sic)’ Naturally, his tweet divided followers with many expressing shock and disappointment over his tweet.

The High Fidelity then added: ‘Twittaverse many of you are thoughtful decent humans. Beyond the bots and trolls – many of you are just DUMB – just consumerist ignorant trash (sic)’.

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