Fact Check: There Is NO Evidence The Illuminati Controlled The U.S. Government, And Coronavirus Is NOT Caused By 5G

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  • by: Chelsea Carter
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Does a missing U.S. presidential seal indicate the Illuminati have relinquished control of the U.S. government? And is the next-generation wireless technology 5G responsible for the COVID-19 pandemic? No, there is no evidence that these claims are true.

But that didn't stop Nyla Nyguen from taking to her YouTube channel to make these claims, pointing to a Tweet that purports to show a missing presidential seal during a White House press conference, saying that the missing seal signals that the U.S. government is "no longer controlled by Illuminati. It's not a Republic," she said.

Nyguen went on to say ''this coronavirus is not contagious at all," saying COVID-19 is caused by radiation poisoning stemming from 5G technology.

The claims appeared in a video on her YouTube channel, which was posted on March 26, 2020, with the title "US Goverment a Republic, Coronavirus caused by 5G, Oprah raided, 10 Days of Darkness Intel & more!" (archived here).

The video included the following statement:

"There's nothing to panic about with this coronavirus because I'm gonna give you the correct information on how to protect yourself, and why this coronavirus is not contagious at all."

YouTube viewers saw this title, description and thumbnail:

USA Government a Republic, Coronavirus caused by 5G, Oprah raided, 10 Days of Darkness Intel & more!

I have so much valuable and exciting news to share with the collective starting with the government no longer a USA corporation. I am giving an update on the Coronavirus situation so people stop panicking and also giving you natural remedies to protect yourself. Celebrities who have Covid-19 are guilty of consuming tainted andrenochrome supplies. Find out when to prepare for the 10 days of Darkness.

Nyguen offered no evidence of her claims that the Illuminati had been in control of the U.S. government, other than pointing to a Tweet that purports to show a missing presidential seal. The Illuminati, or secret world government conspiracy theory, has been documented as a myth.

The presidential seal has been on the podium at the White House in recent days.

Nyguen went on in the video to claim that the coronavirus was not contagious, and that the cases were only occurring where there was a 5G technology rollout underway,

She pointed to a map published on March 7, 2020, by the BBC, which she said proved her claim. She said the African continent did not have COVID-19 cases because it did not have 5G. She made a similar claim about other countries that were gray on the map.

But a continuously updated map by the Johns Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Center shows her March 26, 2020, claim couldn't be further from the truth. Cases have been reported in a number of African countries, as well as others she said didn't have cases.

Additionally, she said viewers could protect themselves from the virus by taking Vitamin C, a claim that LeadStories.com debunked weeks ago.

In recent days, LeadStories.com has debunked similar 5G claims:

Fact Check: There Is NO Evidence Of Worldwide COVID-19 Conspiracy Involving U.S. Government, Its Military, 5G Tech And The Illuminati

Fact Check: 5G Technology NOT Believed To Have Caused Coronavirus

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Lead Stories is working with the CoronaVirusFacts/DatosCoronaVirus Alliance, a coalition of more than 100 fact-checkers who are fighting misinformation related to the COVID-19 pandemic. Learn more about the alliance here.

Chelsea J. Carter is Lead Stories’ International Teams Manager and Senior Editor. She is an award-winning editor, reporter, and news producer.

She previously worked as a senior planning producer at CNN International, as well as a reporter and an editor at CNN Digital. Chelsea has worked as a senior planning producer, covering MENA, at TRT World. She also worked as a reporter at The Associated Press.

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