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French Monks Try to Ignite 5G Antennas

French Monks Try to Ignite 5G Antennas

Two French Monks were apprehended by authorities last month after trying to ignite 5G antennas.

The two later alleged that they did this to protect the community from the dangerous effects of 5G.

On the evenings of September 15th and September 16th, 2 friars from St. Francis, the friary of the Franciscans in Villié-Morgon close to Lyon, France, were captured by law enforcement as they attempted to ignite several5G aerials close to the village of Ancy. Their names have not been released by the French press as of yet.

Both Males ages 39 and 40, these men did not resist apprehension and were put into police custody.

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