Cell Service Fading As Jade Helm 15Begins [VIDEO]

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On July 15, 2015, Operation Jade Helm 15 began in the United States – and since then, a very strange thing has begun – cell service began fading across the states where Jade Helm is active. Among other things, Jade Helm 15 is implementing a new Artificial Intelligence program that will, in some ways begin a new evolution of the military to operate on a command prompt.

According to Andrew Pontbriand [1] of Resistance Journals [2]:

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We have received confirmation from a T-Mobile employee that T-Mobile’s Service went down “nation wide for 15 minutes.” This article, with the official data map from Down Detector, showed coverage losses for AT&T. This now confirms the reports that multiple carriers experienced disruptions from a “computer glitch.” I want to also point out that the Flight radar tracker also experienced a glitch a few times today as well. So, my reports were accurate, and this all happened on the first day of Jade Helm.

As of now though, right in line with the launch of Jade, which in short, is an A.I. Quantum Computing System, Cellular service has been dropping at an unprecedented rate. First, it seemed the State of California was targeted, but according to Down Detector, it seems as though this has started to spread across the country, so far limited mostly to AT&T, however reports are beginning to come in about other service providers having issues.

Jade Helm has the capability to control or break into any system, autonomously, that a human could have access too. Basically, anything we can do, Jade can do better, faster, and it’s likely it can do it completely undetected.

Is Jade Helm already “switched on,” and is it having an effect on the cell towers? Last week, we saw a day of glitches that effected the Stock Market, the Wall Street Journal, and United Airlines, among other things. Some have speculated Jade may have been turned on or activated briefly for a test run, and possibly went “right to work.”