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[INFJ] Coronavirus (Covid-19) vaccination and the magnetic phenomenon could be explained by Graphene Oxide

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No guarantees that this information is correct, it could also be disinformation designed to undermine the credibility of people who criticize the vaccination (as it may later turn out that there is no such substance in there which would then be used to portray the critics as crackpots etc.), but if it is correct, it would finally explain the magnetic phenomenon:

https://www.bitchute.com/video/Uq4sacJgpBcR/

https://www.orwell.city/2021/06/covid-19-is-caused-by-graphene-oxide.html

https://stateofthenation.co/?p=70400

https://rightsfreedoms.wordpress.co...-confirms-presence-of-graphene-nanoparticles/

https://www.reddit.com/r/conspiracy/comments/o9f5by/graphene_oxide_poisoning_is_covid_19/
 
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Why do you write something that you know might be incorrect if the information I provided is correct? Oh it seems there is a magnetic phenomenon, far too many videos about the phenomenon...but it might all be a hoax, yes, and my information might be incorrect, yes. Just as yours.
 
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puzzledheart said:
Why do you write something that you know might be incorrect if the information I provided is correct? Oh it seems there is a magnetic phenomenon, far too many videos about the phenomenon...but it might all be a hoax, yes, and my information might be incorrect, yes. Just as yours.
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I don't think I wrote anything incorrect. The vaccine/magnetic videos are a hoax. And you clearly have an anti vax agenda here based on this thread and previous ones.

(The first link is bitchute lolol!)
 
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There's actually a substance on human skin called cerumen. Makes things a little sticky at times. To test the antivaxer theory it would be interesting to test other injections to see if they contain this magic property.
Also curious that in clinical trials this bizarre phenomenon was not discovered. I guess until something besides the antivax community presents videos on YouTube I'm not terribly impressed.
I did get to watch the testimony before Congress where the antibacter tried to demonstrate the magnetic property. It failed miserably The person basically made a fool of herself and the whole premise.
But hey carry on
 
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puzzledheart said:
Well you are repeating what the "fact checkers" say.

I think there is too much evidence, for example
https://odysee.com/@TimTruth:b/magnetchallenge:9
or search for "magnet challenge".

So I guess that the shot must contain magnetic materials, its simple logic.
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Their fact checkers are really nothing more than just thought control to keep all the sheep/NPCs in check and shield them from any form of critical thinking much the same that often takes place in cults. Yeas back I would expose those fringe cults people would hear in the news time to time where someone or a bunch of people would end up committing suicide or something dumb happened that led to some deaths anyway this is something much more dangerous as it has so much control over western society. It could go either way however if things do hit the fan it all could get pretty dark as any student of history already knows with the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany it could prove deadly to large swaths of the population should this cult decide that some have to go in order to realize their utopia.

As for the magnetic materials sticking some of it can be discounted but my thinking is that the vaccine is an activator agent for something we've all have already been exposed to for perhaps decades from products we use daily so those who have absorbed enough of this material into their bodies the stronger some of the reactions are especially long lasting neurological issues. The fun part comes in a few years where it gets to be obvious as a fertility crises surfaces especially in the wealthier nations as one of the results.
 
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This is a subject I withhold myself from quite intensely.

Do people really think multi-billion dollar pharmaceuticals with legislation that shields them from any liability do what they do because they care for us? And our government that purposely tainted vaccines with syphylis (Tuskegee Experiment)?

Goodness, at least have a look at the ingredient list and its purported mechanism of assistance (genetically modifying humans to make them spike protein manufacturers).

No thanks. I'll resort to a healthy lifestyle.
 
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No thanks. I'll resort to a healthy lifestyle.
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I understand that vaccination is a choice, but for the millions of people who aren't as blessed with good health, I hope that those who choose not to be vaccinated would at least take precautions so as not to unnecessarily spread the virus to other unwilling victims.
 
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It is really hard to believe what uneducated people believe. I feel transported back to a time when education was reserved only for the rich.
The poor did not have the money to go to a "real" doctor, and therefore had to go to some shamans, who by means of suggestion and hypnosis made people believe that their drugs work.
Who thought up this nonsense with the magnets again? You can see it quite clearly in this video. If magnetism would really work there, the skin would be pulled outward by the magnets.
People hear something, and because they do not understand it, they add something to it. Thus one gets a half truth. But a half truth is a whole lie.
Some months ago I had a closer look at the proofs for a flat earth. It also makes you wonder, are these people going through the day blind?
I often have the opportunity to drive towards a sunrise. The sun rises on the horizon and shines from below against the clouds. That would not be possible on a flat earth.
Where do these people live who believe in this magnet humbug? Maybe in a country, which let land already many years ago humans on the moon.
What has happened there in the last years?
Is there no more school education in this country, or is the education allowed there only to a privileged group?
Did these people not listen in the school, or do they think now, what they learn there was everything lied?
1 times 1 is 3 and the moon is made of cheese?
 
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There's actually a substance on human skin called cerumen. Makes things a little sticky at times. To test the antivaxer theory it would be interesting to test other injections to see if they contain this magic property.
Also curious that in clinical trials this bizarre phenomenon was not discovered. I guess until something besides the antivax community presents videos on YouTube I'm not terribly impressed.
I did get to watch the testimony before Congress where the antibacter tried to demonstrate the magnetic property. It failed miserably The person basically made a fool of herself and the whole premise.
But hey carry on
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This is what I found.

Then this lady failing to get the keys to stick?
I understand that people can have adverse reactions to vaccines just like with any medication (though rare). Why bother with these stupid lies? Some people just love drama and bullshit.


This guy is great lol.

Hey we got our shots David where are our Magneto superpowers!?
 
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No guarantees that this information is correct, it could also be disinformation designed to undermine the credibility of people who criticize the vaccination (as it may later turn out that there is no such substance in there which would then be used to portray the critics as crackpots etc.), but if it is correct, it would finally explain the magnetic phenomenon:

https://www.bitchute.com/video/Uq4sacJgpBcR/

https://www.orwell.city/2021/06/covid-19-is-caused-by-graphene-oxide.html

https://stateofthenation.co/?p=70400

https://rightsfreedoms.wordpress.co...-confirms-presence-of-graphene-nanoparticles/

https://www.reddit.com/r/conspiracy/comments/o9f5by/graphene_oxide_poisoning_is_covid_19/
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  • Medicinal ingredient
    • mRNA
  • Non-medicinal ingredients
    • ALC-0315 = ((4-hydroxybutyl)azanediyl)bis(hexane-6,1-diyl)bis(2-hexyldecanoate)
    • ALC-0159 = 2-[(polyethylene glycol)-2000]-N,N-ditetradecylacetamide
    • 1,2-Distearoyl-sn-glycero-3-phosphocholine
    • cholesterol
    • dibasic sodium phosphate dihydrate
    • monobasic potassium phosphate
    • potassium chloride
    • sodium chloride
    • sucrose
    • water for injection
https://www.canada.ca/en/health-can...treatments/vaccines/pfizer-biontech.html#a1.1

you can blame the Canadians
 
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[SARCASM]It was when I saw that the "vax" contains ((4-hydroxybutyl)azanediyl)bis(hexane-6,1-diyl)bis(2-hexyldecanoate) and 2-[(polyethylene glycol)-2000]-N,N-ditetradecylacetamide that I positively had to get the jab.[/SARCASM]
 
I would like to thank all that refuse vaccination..the virus needs unvaccinated hosts to replicate in to new variants..thank you for the next wave, and the deaths that follow, nicely done. So keep listening to doctor internet, and good luck with bleach, light, and hydroxycloraquin..
 
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