Tinfoil: It's Getting Harder To Leave Home Without It

I agree something is affecting a large amount of our population.
I see it in most of my family members, but I would say it is the supposed cell towers that don't operate using those frequencies.
I say this because I started hearing the high frequency noise after the first of these towers was erected near my home, It has one or more of the barrel shaped dishes aimed directly the largest housing areas which I live in. Recently I saw a newcomer mast on a trailer in nearby area waiting to go up
Mind you.. with all these going up, there are no better reception of cell phones on any providers. It is part of the Web of Surveillance. See Barry Thrower in search engine.

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-10-16/tinfoil-its-getting-harder-leave-home-without-it

Tinfoil: It's Getting Harder To Leave Home Without It




by Tyler Durden
Oct 16, 2016 10:20 PM


It used to be when someone mentioned the term “tinfoil cap wearing,” “conspiracy theorist,” “lunatic fringe,” etc, etc., it was usually in reference to a subset of individuals or groups that resided in some dark corners or basements believing “mind control” went far beyond just propaganda. i.e., It was actually the government (or aliens!) sending out undetectable frequencies directly into the minds of the masses. And, the only protection was: tinfoil. With it’s best use fashioned and adorned as a cap. It’s been a running joke (as it should be) longer than most can remember.
Yet, with all that said, it’s getting harder to be out amongst the public as an informed person and not feel as if there isn’t something to all the “lunacy.” For if you speak to nearly anyone these days be it family, friends, coworkers, or the occasional overheard conversations of strangers. You can’t help wondering: how can so many be so clueless? Or worse: how is it they can argue some form of righteous stance about this, or that, all the while they are “knee-deep” themselves in the same (if not worse) muck they say is being slung from the other side?
It’s moved so far beyond ridiculous I’m now starting to believe there is something in the water. However, is it in the tap or, is it in the bottled? For the people able to afford bottled, as opposed to plain tap, seem to have some of the more “crazy” arguments I’ve heard in quite some time. And that’s saying something. It’s the only thing that explains it.
(Note: “informed” would include you dear reader, for the mere act of you reading this, whether you agree or disagree, proves ipso facto that you are searching out information as to draw your own conclusions. And to that – I tip my hat too you.)