Oh my goodness - small magnets must be banned because, because - OMG!

a reply to: network dude

a reply to: FlyInTheOintment

I don't claim to be smart, but if you look into ferrous and non ferrous metals, you find that the kind that attract magnets (ferrous), are also the kind that react poorly to salt and water. Our blood is salty and liquid and if something was immersed in such a substance, and was primarily iron based, it would react by corroding and breaking down. Non ferrous metals are not magnetic.

None of that is to say that what is in the vaccine is safe or not safe, just that the idea of being magnetic seems incorrect. If you can prove otherwise, you would have a very interesting conversation.

a reply to: FlyInTheOintment

You are being monitored with the RFID nano-chips we implanted in your arms.

a reply to: Bigburgh

If anyone was to come up with a zinger on short notice, I'd wager it would be you.
Well played.

a reply to: network dude

Thank you

a reply to: FlyInTheOintment
Try this on for size.. For those who think its a conspiracy.. biochips

Fox - Is there a Microchip in your future?

FDA Approves injectable Biochip to Monitor Covid

Can Magnets harm Electronics?

A strong enough magnet can destroy just about any electrical device. Especially laptops, computers, cell phones, hard-drives, flash drives or almost any advanced device. They can even destroy an LED screen. … The magnets don’t damage electronics directly.

Chances are 'someone', brought in a small magnet and stashed it among covid vaccines. Making the stash of vaccines invalid for use. After all, most people never write new laws... until its been done..

Fun and strange laws; Alaska

The kids swollowing magnets has been a problem for many years. Many toys and jewlery have neen banned because of this.

The problem is the rare earth magnets. If one is swallowed, it just passes. If two or more are swallowed separately, the magnets stick together across the bends in the intestine as they pass each other. This clamps the flesh of the intestine between the magnets and that flesh dies from the pressure. The only way to fix it is surgery to remove the affected parts of the intestine because they become perforated.

As this problem has been around for 20 years or longer, I question the timing of the ban. It's very suspicious that they should suddenly become concerned about such a long existing problem.

originally posted by: mamabeth
a reply to: FlyInTheOintment

I have been hearing stories of children swallowing magnetic
balls lately and ending up getting serious surgeries to remove
them.

This has been going on as long as we've had magnets.

US tried to ban "buckey balls" some years back for that same reason.
Didn't work out, but I got a whole lot of buckey balls for cheap that year. *

*zero children have eaten any of my unlicensed, unregistered, assault ghost magnets

a reply to: FlyInTheOintment

Who said any of that?

But yea, just, no.

They use sticky magnets to fool you....mystery solved.

Like that one kid in class who swears magic is real...smfh

Eta: you may now continue...the Overlords told me to tell you.

I'm just wondering if these are "assault" magnets, because in the US, magnets of war need to be banned.

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: FlyInTheOintment
I think it's FAR more likely that there are indeed magnetic nanoparticles deposited under the skin/muscles by the 'vaccine' shots we've been pressured into taking.

Yeah, that's it, you figured it out. Seems so plausible and not at all insane.

What good is a medical experiment like the (not) vaccines unless there is something "experimental" like magnetic nanoparticles added to it?

originally posted by: MykeNukem
a reply to: FlyInTheOintment

Who said any of that?

But yea, just, no.

They use sticky magnets to fool you....mystery solved.

Like that one kid in class who swears magic is real...smfh

The youtube video posted on page 1 make you look really foolish, just saying. Try and actually think for yourself.

Found a couple more but I don't know how to search tiktok for keywords, I've watched dozens of videos of the magnet sticking to jabs. The one variable is that people are not saying which jab they received, I think that some of the jabs have magnetic nano particles (or some other magnetic substance or object) and others do not. Being that there are at least 5 major pharma companies producing the jabs in the US, odds are that only one or two cause this which is why debunkers who got the jab cocktail without the magnetic properties are claiming this is "debunked".

www.tiktok.com...@hairbyjessicawoodsllc/video/6963026128994831622?lang=en

www.tiktok.com...@ararijeffkilla/video/6961827465190722822?lang=en

www.tiktok.com...#/@hood_and_holywater/video/6967494894919126278

a reply to: panoz77

Sure, I look foolish.

What if aliens are coming with a super magnet and start retrieving all vaccinates into a big mothership with a giant meat grinder.

- The vaccine was just a tenderizer.

originally posted by: mamabeth
a reply to: FlyInTheOintment

I have been hearing stories of children swallowing magnetic
balls lately and ending up getting serious surgeries to remove
them.

Yeah lol thats the reason. We have been hearing stories about kids doing stupid # our whole lives.

a reply to: FlyInTheOintment

You didn't read the article all the way through did you.

They were specifically talking about small high powered magnet sold as a CHILDREN'S TOY.

Not small magnets in general.

originally posted by: DBCowboy
I'm just wondering if these are "assault" magnets, because in the US, magnets of war need to be banned.

Read the article.

They were talking about a specific kind of magnet that was sold as a children's toy. They're not suggesting that adults not be allowed to buy them. Only that they be taken out of toy isle.

originally posted by: AaarghZombies

originally posted by: DBCowboy
I'm just wondering if these are "assault" magnets, because in the US, magnets of war need to be banned.

Read the article.

They were talking about a specific kind of magnet that was sold as a children's toy. They're not suggesting that adults not be allowed to buy them. Only that they be taken out of toy isle.

What I want to know is why you want to ban assault magnets!

From my cold dead hands. . . . . .

originally posted by: DBCowboy
I'm just wondering if these are "assault" magnets, because in the US, magnets of war need to be banned.

If they want to take my Assault Magnet...they'll have to pry it from my cold, dead, arm!

Magnets are racist..