Those who laughed about the magnets

What would this ingredient be?

Why would they put it in?

Why would they make it visible so it could be easily detected?

Why would they be recalling all the contaminated batches?


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Why would they make it visible so it could be easily detected?


Maybe it is not visible at 1st and over time it clots together.

Maybe thats why the huge rush to get everyone vaxed so we dont see that # with our own naked eye

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Maybe not.

The latter is the more likely, I think.

By a long shot.

originally posted by: Phage
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Maybe not.

The latter is the more likely, I think.

There is as much evidence for that at this moment than there is for manufacturing problems.

We can all imagine things lol

a reply to: sciencelol

There is as much evidence for that at this moment

Are you talking about stupid videos of brass keys sticking to peoples' arms as evidence?

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: sciencelol

Maybe not.

The latter is the more likely, I think.

Just curios have you ever heard of any vax with metal shavings in it?

Any vax at all?

originally posted by: Phage
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There is as much evidence for that at this moment

Are you talking about stupid videos of brass keys sticking to peoples' arms as evidence?

I dont see any videos of people showing me how metal shavings got in at least 1.6 million doses either

a reply to: sciencelol

No.

Are you certain that the contamination consists of "metal shavings?"

So now it's magnetic metal that not only makes spoons sticks to you but also causes blood clots and is invisible at first and then becomes visible after a period of time?

This gets more outlandish the longer it goes on.

What's next?



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originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: sciencelol

No.

Are you certain that the contamination consists of "metal shavings?"

Are you certain it did not?

If it does contain them and is 100% proven what will be your stance?

Or will you wait for the news to say manufacturing problem then parrot that?

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If it does contain them and is 100% proven what will be your stance?

That the contamination was "metal shavings."

originally posted by: nonspecific
So now it's magnetic metal that not only makes spoons sticks to you but also causes blood clots and is invisible at first and then becomes visible after a period of time?

This gets more outlandish the longer it goes on.

What's next?



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So if it was metal with magnetic properties it stand to reason it would be attracted to its self and clot together?

3 words and one Google.

It took about 15 seconds to find this.

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a reply to: sciencelol

Please explain how this would happen.

I'm not a biologist so enlighten me.



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Ok so no you cant list one I get it. everyone that had a magnet stick to them is liars and fools

Some are liars; the rest are fooled.

Do you believe no one ever lies? Do you believe people cannot be fooled into believing the untrue?

Either they are wrong or every physics book ever written is.

And its a manufacturing problem not just an ingredient in the vax.

If it were an ingredient in the vaccine, it wouldn't have caused such consternation, now, would it?

Or, I suppose you can keep believing that there's a mad scientist sitting in a laboratory somewhere, chuckling evilly, as he pours a magic ingredient into a vat of vaccine. "This should do the trick!" he cackles evilly, twirling his black mustache. "By this time next year these fools will all be under my control! I'll magnetize them all and they'll be powerless to resist me! Bwa-ha-ha-ha-HA!"

"And they called me MAD at the UNIVERSITY!"

Hey, let's make him an alien while we're at it.

TheRedneck

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Normally, Phage, those quip posts are irritating. But that one was priceless!



TheRedneck

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So if it was metal with magnetic properties it stand to reason it would be attracted to its self and clot together?

It didn't clot together at first. It passed QC when it was manufactured.

Oh! I know! It has delayed magnets in it! Sneaky... making magnets that aren't magnets until they're supposed to be magnets!

TheRedneck

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5G activation codes.

Frequencies.

Duh.

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if they have happened we can say you were right

No one on ATS ever acknowleges when someone was proved right!

I am proud to say what I believe to be true and don't really care who agrees.

a reply to: Phage

SHHH!

You're giving away their secrets!

TheRedneck