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posted ago by Amos ago by Amos +188 / -0

The text beneath the line below is from Jimstone.is Sorry, no direct link. It's currently beneath the map of New Orleans. He mistakenly says Pfizer instead of Moderna.

https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2021/08/29/national/moderna-contaminants-vaccines-okinawa/

Separately, Okinawa Prefecture suspended some Moderna vaccinations Saturday evening after observing suspected foreign particles in doses that did not come from the three halted batches,

The prefecture said it found black particles and pink particles in vials before use at a mass vaccination center in Naha on Saturday. Moderna vaccinations at the same site were also suspended Sunday.


This can't happen if not intentional. Japan discovered: 1. Shots with pink stuff in them. 2. Shots with black stuff in them. 3. Shots with shiny metallic magnetic stuff in them. And it was not just a few shots, it was millions that had EACH PROBLEM. That means it was not a problem.

I saw and ignored a post by "someone who works for pfizer" saying there were 10 different varianst of the shots, each designed to do something different to the recipient. I blew the post off as B.S. However, if Japan found three different "contaminants" in the pfizer shot, and each event had thousands of vials involved, perhaps that post was accurate because that can't happen in a factory if it was not intentional and no individual could ever hand contaminate that many vials. That employee said one of the 10 possibilities was saline. That would mean Japan has discovered 4 out of 10 variants.

I totally called B.S. on this, and ignored it. But it has a good chance of being true now that Japan has discovered there are different versions of the shot (by what they have found in them) and the difference in all of this is that the Japanese were skeptical to begin with, did not have fully controlled lying scamming sh*t bag hospitals and pharmacies and THEN did not have a total con job media hiding stuff like this.

So now Japan is switching over to Ivermectin