Whistle blower says that some of the batches glowed.

Usually, this would be put into the dump bucket. But this girl worked as a quality auditor for Pfizer, her credentials and badge seem legit, when the phoned up HQ wondering why some of the batches glowed, she was told a few of the experimental batches had bioluminescence in them. Since it was all an experimental batch, it makes you wonder, as one or two reports have surfaced of a rather strange blue glow at the injection site.www.bitchute.com... It would be an easy way to show if you were vaxed or not.

LOL!

a reply to: anonentity

From all the strange stuff that has already been revealed about these jabs, this luminescence ties in since it sounds wacked out enough that it would immediately be ridiculed and dismissed (convenient for Pfizer). Just like other interesting characteristics that have already been dismissed and ridiculed. Also the fact that Pfizer used to be Adolph Hitler's favorite drug company when it was called EG Farben. (Including all those mad and quite evil doctors and scientists, some are still holding quite an influence on the direction Pfizer has taken).

The future will likely reveal a lot more horrifying traits put in to these jabs. The Pfizer folks might just get to meet King Louise's ghost in the not too distant future..

originally posted by: anonentity
Usually, this would be put into the dump bucket. But this girl worked as a quality auditor for Pfizer, her credentials and badge seem legit, when the phoned up HQ wondering why some of the batches glowed, she was told a few of the experimental batches had bioluminescence in them. Since it was all an experimental batch, it makes you wonder, as one or two reports have surfaced of a rather strange blue glow at the injection site.www.bitchute.com... It would be an easy way to show if you were vaxed or not.

Yeah there's an ingredient allegedly called luciferase that supposedly glows under UV light. In the grand scheme of things this doesn't even matter if it's true or not considering all the other issues. But there has been a lot of talk about it.


This would be a way to track those who received it.

rumble.com...

a reply to: anonentity

I consider all information after personally seeing seeing a coin stick an arm.

Where’s that Walking Dead guy?

a reply to: v1rtu0s0

Yep. Was going to add that.
I believe it's even a Google patent
Here's another write up.
link
Correction..it wasn't Google.
From article..

Luciferase was used in the testing phase of the vaccines as well. So it’s listed in the mRNA sequence of the Moderna patent AND it’s used in the testing of the vaccines

originally posted by: anonentity
Usually, this would be put into the dump bucket. But this girl worked as a quality auditor for Pfizer, her credentials and badge seem legit, when the phoned up HQ wondering why some of the batches glowed, she was told a few of the experimental batches had bioluminescence in them. Since it was all an experimental batch, it makes you wonder, as one or two reports have surfaced of a rather strange blue glow at the injection site.www.bitchute.com... It would be an easy way to show if you were vaxed or not.

Bitchute. Fantastic resource ! Lol!

a reply to: Backagain

Whats wrong with bitchute?

Is youtube more reliable?

If so, why?

originally posted by: JinMI
a reply to: Backagain

Whats wrong with bitchute?

Is youtube more reliable?

If so, why?

Some prefer youtube because anything against the narrative is censored and those on that side love it as anything to the contrary doesn't see the light of the day, so no debunking necessary. Then just put lol anytime anyone posts something from bitchute as if every video there is false and you have all bases covered. No debunk, no rebuttals, no problems.

a reply to: Backagain

Most of what I post is on Youtube as well, it just comes from bit chute as their censorship isn't as severe. If it's chucked off of YouTube it usually stays up on Bitchute.

a reply to: keenmachine

Sounds like russian propaganda.

originally posted by: anonentity
Usually, this would be put into the dump bucket. But this girl worked as a quality auditor for Pfizer, her credentials and badge seem legit, when the phoned up HQ wondering why some of the batches glowed, she was told a few of the experimental batches had bioluminescence in them. Since it was all an experimental batch, it makes you wonder, as one or two reports have surfaced of a rather strange blue glow at the injection site.www.bitchute.com... It would be an easy way to show if you were vaxed or not.

As a physicist, I think I can explain a few things here.

First, the Bitchute video is showing two entirely different physical phenomena. The young woman who is the Pfizer quality control technician is observing the Tyndall effect. The doofus who is shining a UV light over his arm is observing fluorescence. The fact that both of these phenomena are included in the same video is, frankly, stupid and confusing.

Normally, the term "glowing" refers to light that is being emitted from a primary source. For example, if you have a small wire that is being heated by an electrical current, it will glow red hot. If you have a Tritium watch dial, it will glow with a greenish light. Those types of sources will put out light and glow in the dark regardless of whether there are any other light sources around. That is not what we are seeing in the video, because in both cases there is an external light source.

The quality control technician is looking at vials of vaccine that are being illuminated by whatever the ambient lighting is used in the lab. The Tyndall effect occurs whenever there are very tiny solid particles suspended in a fluid like water or air. Each little particle scatters the ambient light and scatters blue light out the side preferentially. That's what she is seeing. It means that whatever liquid is in the vials is not a pure liquid; it has tiny particles of some kind suspended in the liquid. That could be a function of the temperature of the liquid. Many times as a solution cools, solid particles will precipitate out and remain suspended in the liquid. If the liquid heats up, the particles will be resorbed into the liquid and the liquid will become clear again.

en.wikipedia.org...

The doofus with the UV light is observing fluorescence. In fluorescence, a high energy light source (UV) impinges on different atoms/molecules and temporarily excites some of the electrons in those atoms/molecules to a higher energy state. Those electrons then fall back down to lower energy states and release light of a longer wavelength in the process. The UV wavelengths are not visible to the human eye, but the longer wavelengths are. Many organic molecules (such as oils in the skin, plastics, etc.) will fluoresce when hit with UV light. That spot on the guy's arm at the injection site could be residual blood cells that came from the injection or glue from the band aid or any one of a hundred other organic molecules.

en.wikipedia.org...

a reply to: 1947boomer

Good point, but in her defense, she says that she got confirmation that some batches had bioluminescence, as a quality controller she pulled random stock for observation, they could only get away with any variation in the batches as it was experimental. Which does validated the various bad batches showing up in certain areas, not necessarily because of bioluminescence but changes in the formula. As it was experimental.

originally posted by: Backagain

originally posted by: anonentity
Usually, this would be put into the dump bucket. But this girl worked as a quality auditor for Pfizer, her credentials and badge seem legit, when the phoned up HQ wondering why some of the batches glowed, she was told a few of the experimental batches had bioluminescence in them. Since it was all an experimental batch, it makes you wonder, as one or two reports have surfaced of a rather strange blue glow at the injection site.www.bitchute.com... It would be an easy way to show if you were vaxed or not.

Bitchute. Fantastic resource ! Lol!

Depends on the interview and those who are interviewed or the quality of the documentary/video.

To dismiss it just because it came from bitchute it's not wise. There is a reason alternative platforms exist and this is censorship. Actually the censorship is massive and YouTube will take down anything that it doesn't fit their narratives.

YouTube or anyone else are not the arbiters of truth (including fact-checkers), I see no reason why bitchute should be dismissed outright. Everything should be judged on its own merits.

Take for example the propaganda that was coming from the MSM. The virus is lethal, get vaccinated to get saved and be free, the vaccines prevent infection and transmission, there are no severe advise reactions and deaths from the vaccines, don't be selfish and protect granny, and the usual unsubstantiated nonsense that resemble more of an advertisement for the pharmaceutical products rather then actual science.

a reply to: 1947boomer
Japan finds black particles in Moderna vaccine

Well in Japan they did find black particles in Moderna vaccine. They only refereed this black particles as foreign substance.
No updates ever since.

When it comes C19 vaccination & boosting they haven't being very honest.

a reply to: anonentity

one or two reports have surfaced of a rather strange blue glow at the injection

Then it's nothing to do with this. The glow should be green so that it can easily be in a lab that also has florescent tube lights.

Blue doesn't show up well enough.

originally posted by: vNex92
a reply to: 1947boomer
Japan finds black particles in Moderna vaccine

Well in Japan they did find black particles in Moderna vaccine. They only refereed this black particles as foreign substance.
No updates ever since.

When it comes C19 vaccination & boosting they haven't being very honest.

Didn't this turn out to be due to poorly trained staff sticking needles through rubber stopper to fill up smaller phial for distribution?

Japan brought a load of people out of retirement to do the vaxxing, and this is how they used to do it back in the day.