COVID-19 news update: “living organisms” in Moderna, J&J shots
(thecovidblog.com)
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Scientists seem puzzled as to why graphene oxide is being found in these "vaccines" in any quantity, of which the implications are currently unknown.
How much graphene oxide is needed in any quantity in an iron rich environment like hemoglobin to cause a ferric or magnetic structure?
What other possible mechanism save syringe injection could implant anything under the skin??
Why are people dying from the vaccine and others are not? Why else might boosters be staggered over time? Why are manufacturers being rotated in and out of the vaccine supply while only 1% of adverse reactions are even presented to VAERS?
Common sense questions!
Don't get me wrong, I totally believe the covid shots contain all sorts of stuff that isn't good for you, the least of which is the RNA-modifying component, but I just don't believe there is a significant magnetic effect. If it were really happening, there would be thousands of people posting videos all over the place.
But it is happening. I saw it. You are trying to tell me it’s impossible for it to be vaxx related, but have not presented a single alternate theory of why it is there.
You came on this forum and dissed me and others as “lacking basic science knowledge and common sense”, yet you your self are not applying any scientific explanation to my previous points. Back up your mass theory. Can’t? Blame it on lack of videos. Lots of videos? Call them fake. It’s all bullshit arguing with your type.
And where would these thousands of videos be posted? Social media? You’ve got to be kidding me. Anyways, I am done, don’t waste more of my time, we disagree, so be it.
I thought about it some more, and realized I was only referring to the components of the shot, not the effect the shot MAY have on a person. I suppose it is possible that for some reason, some people's body chemistry results in the shot causing metallic iron to precipitate in the vicinity of the shot, which could then cause that spot on the body to be attracted to a magnet.