Interesting covid test video

a reply to: Lucence189

You are very welcome Lucence!
It is suspicious as heck, to say the least.
But always keep an open mind to the level of weirdness going on and
that fake videos can be made.
Further examination is needed.
Particularly when it looks like unrest is the current goal.

I have test swabs, cotton swabs, and a microscope.
So I used them ツ
See the results :

mega.nz...

originally posted by: Mandroid7

originally posted by: chr0naut
a reply to: Mandroid7

And you believe some random and unattributed video?

There is NOTHING to prevent people from making the most outrageous lies on social media. So, it wouldn't be particularly savvy to believe anything that appears ONLY on social media, without some strenuous cross checking and verification, wouldn't it?.

Sorry, but the "high tech" (Trumps words) swab is identical to the one opened on camera.
This deserves a closer inspection.

OK, I have watched you guys flail around and no-one seems to have realized that a swab test looking for the genomic sequence of a virus must necessarily not contaminate the sample with any other genomic material.

Cotton is a living thing. It comes from a plant. It has a genetic code. So you can't use it for a genomic test swab.

You have to use something inert. Something like acrylic fibers, which have to be really clean (which is why they put it in sealed container before use).

Now we come to the manufacture method of such a swab. Since it is stuff that probably is thermoplastic, they probably have a container of short, cut fibers, like a powder of them, in a container. Then, they plunge a hot plastic 'stick' of the swab into the container of loose fibers. This causes the loose fibers in contact to the hot 'stick' to melt a bit and weld to it, The outer bits are the loose ends of the fibers, the inner, are stuck to the 'stick'.

This also means that some fibers are merely trapped in place between other fibers, and will come off quite easily. But it doesn't matter, because they are inert and will be removed from the test subject when the old mucosa (snot) is removed, as is natural.

So that explains why the fibers are left behind on the damp surface of the meat. They aren't actually spiking into the meat at all. They are just stuck in the surface tension of the liquid on the meat (and in this video, the meat looks particularly wet. Why?).

As for the dark fibers, my guess is that they come from the dark gloves the videographer was using when opening the swab packet. The apparent movements of the dark fibers are probably from the breath of the videographer, and fits with the dark fibers actually getting there via air currents.

So, mystery totally solved, on all counts.

originally posted by: Allison14
a reply to: Mandroid7


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Nice virus site you posted.
Someone is over the target...huh?
Bill is that you?
Nobody click that.
Mods?

a reply to: chr0naut

Yeah, you solved nothing.
This isn't the only person finding these results. None have black gloves on.

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I'm trying to dig in a little more on it.

Here's a regular qtip vid guys. It looks pretty weird too. Not quite like the test. Less organized.
The test leaving particles stuck in and normal swabs not is wild.

New videos added guys.

Black worm-like structure moving inside packaging when warmed up...
video

Black moving worm-like structure now found on masks.
video

originally posted by: Mandroid7
New videos added guys.

Black worm-like structure moving inside packaging when warmed up...
video

Black moving worm-like structure now found on masks.
video

That's some crazy invasion of the body snatchers sh11t dude. Turning my reasonable brain off for moment, and going with its a legit video (hey its Saturday and i'm on ATS) - anyone like to guess WTF is that wriggly black thing? Right now I'm going with Alien spore to convert us for some impending Alien invasion..