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NuttBoxer says

Onvacation says

What ever happened to all of those vaxxed human magnets? Was that just a psyop to belittle the people that actually suffered side effects?

My wife's friend had that. Not fake.

I am skeptical. Are you sure it wasn't some of the bandage tape sticking to the magnet? I don't see how something from an injection could be so magnetic, that it would be strong enough to affix a magnet to the skin.

If I experienced this, I'd seriously use a scalpel to remove it.

This is a HUGE problem with /r/conspiracy. So often I'll see an interesting screenshot or OP, but when I open it to look for sources...

Video from 2016:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w1d0Lg6wuvc

richwicks says

NuttBoxer says

Onvacation says

What ever happened to all of those vaxxed human magnets? Was that just a psyop to belittle the people that actually suffered side effects?

My wife's friend had that. Not fake.

I am skeptical. Are you sure it wasn't some of the bandage tape sticking to the magnet? I don't see how something from an injection could be so magnetic, that it would be strong enough to affix a magnet to the skin.

If I experienced this, I'd seriously use a scalpel to remove it.

I tested someone I know several weeks after injection using a small neodymium magnet. There was one spot it would stick to. This person then became offended and asked me to stop. But my preliminary results were pretty definitive. The only thing that caused the magnet to release was when their long hair fell down on the magnet. So the field was relatively weak but seemed to be there. Made me wish I had some equipment to measure and get numbers.

Patrick says

I sometimes suspect that crazy articles are planted simply to discredit all objections to the toxxine.

Is there really any doubt in your mind?

https://jessicar.substack.com/p/graphene-oxide-conjugated-to-peg

Huh, graphene is definitely known for usage in altering genes.

https://pubs.rsc.org/en/content/articlelanding/2011/NR/c0nr00680g

Issue 3, 2011

From the journal: Nanoscale

Graphene based gene transfection†
Liangzhu Feng,a Shuai Zhanga and Zhuang Liu*a

Abstract
Graphene as a star in materials research has been attracting tremendous attentions in the past few years in various fields including biomedicine. In this work, for the first time we successfully use graphene as a non-toxic nano-vehicle for efficient gene transfection.

There's a guy who did a shit ton of research in this area that developed some mysterious tax problems right around the start of the scamdemic, and just disappeared...

Isn't that interesting, Pfizer's forced to release docs, and whadda ya know, there IS graphene oxide in their shots. In fact its required for the nano particles. Of course if you've researched bio-digital convergence, or researched anything about nano technology before 2020 you'd already know this...

https://expose-news.com/2023/04/02/fda-confirms-graphene-is-in-the-covid-vaccines/