My wife had her second Pfizer experimental injection last week. (Yes, she's a high-IQ intelligent idiot.) Today I took a small but powerful neodimum magnet and placed it on her arm. It failed to stick. There was no attraction whatsoever.
Oh, and I haven't suffered from any "shedding" symptoms whatsoever.
Just for the record.
Low IQ clearly
From what I read it's not all vaccinations but a percentage and some are even placebos
Placebo, perhaps. Most experimental drugs have a group that receives a placebo instead of the actual drug so the psychological effects of being treated can be accounted for.
Yur thinking too much.
Thinking is overrated...
I only have anecdotal experience to go by, but a coworker with both moderna shots was able to get the magnet to stick.
My wife got her first one recently and a powerful magnet had zero effect as well. Just one data point.
So fucking what...
I'd think that if the magnet thing is real, it has to be done right away, before the metal in the vax has a chance to travel throughout the body.
I saw a clip from a live show in Cali where they went to the beach to magnet test a random sample of people. One woman who said she got the double jab three months prior DID stick. Also, there were positive magnet tests for both Moderna and Pfizer.
My guess is that those shipment delays that happened were actually the military intercepting and swapping out the death jabs for placebos.
That would explain why some have acute responses, and are "magnetic," while others gave no adverse effect.
I also just saw another post here on how the jabs are pulling iron molecules out of the blood (which is what is triggering all the clotting) and creating a magnetic effect. I don't understand the science but it would explain the magnets sticking.
This was in another thread on the board:
Engineered protein crystals make cells magnetic https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2019/09/190925083802.htm
Doesnt work on everyone. The only person I personally know irl who is able to stick the magnet, hasnt gotten the covid vax. I was in the military with them but got out before they did and we believe it's from deployment the vaccines.
But I do know the magnets can stick, so I'm not discounting the possibility they're in the covid vax.
Maybe it’s the Moderna that magnets stick too?♀️
We know
Sorry, for some reason my post got duplicated.