Why do magnets stick to a vaxxed person's arm at the injection site?

[Hermoor]

A brief note on the historical context of nanobots.

With specific regards to nanobots I was first aware of them in the mainstream media in 1995. They used all time poster boy Richard Thomas (aka 'John-Boy Walton') to front the production. It was in 'The Outer Limits' television series. The specific episode was called The New Breed.

Here is a brief summary of the episode:

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0667978/

The Outer Limits was full of subject matter which most Avalonians are familiar with.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Out...995_TV_series)

I remember John-Boy's episode so vividly as it freaked me right out. I was a bioscience undergraduate at the time. We were taking our first baby steps with nanobot technology and I was already putting rudimentary two and twos together and getting alarm bells instead of four.

Also part of the bioscience undergraduate study of the era was a genetics lecturer who had us designing bacterial and viral bioweapons.

Go figure, folks.

'The New Breed'.

Good grief.

Normally I'd find a funny angle for posts like this to at least cheer myself up. There isn't one.

The rubber is seriously meeting the road now. Deal with it like a warrior for humanity. Or don't.

[Sue (Ayt)]

Posted by Hermoor (here)
A brief note on the historical context of nanobots.

With specific regards to nanobots I was first aware of them in the mainstream media in 1995. They used all time poster boy Richard Thomas (aka 'John-Boy Walton') to front the production. It was in 'The Outer Limits' television series. The specific episode was called The New Breed.

Here is a brief summary of the episode:

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0667978/

The Outer Limits was full of subject matter which most Avalonians are familiar with.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Out...995_TV_series)

I remember John-Boy's episode so vividly as it freaked me right out. I was a bioscience undergraduate at the time. We were taking our first baby steps with nanobot technology and I was already putting rudimentary two and twos together and getting alarm bells instead of four.

Also part of the bioscience undergraduate study of the era was a genetics lecturer who had us designing bacterial and viral bioweapons.

Go figure, folks.

'The New Breed'.

Good grief.

Normally I'd find a funny angle for posts like this to at least cheer myself up. There isn't one.

The rubber is seriously meeting the road now. Deal with it like a warrior for humanity. Or don't.

Wow Hermoor, I actually found the full video for anyone who would like to watch it. It starts off with a bang.
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6n9d9d

[Hermoor]

Posted by Anna70 (here)
Maybe someone could try holding a magnet to a vial of the 'vaccine', if they had the opportunity.

Starting from absolute zero in the Avalon BatLab I'd only need a few basic tools.

Some kind of ferro-sensitive dye.

Possibly some kind of uv/infrared light.

A basic optical glass microscope and a basic weak magnet.

I've been out of the game for a long time now. Yet the above alone would probably be quite telling.

[Hermoor]

Posted by Gwin Ru (here)
... reminded me of the story about a ship's captain going through a ritual of orientating his bed along a compass' north-south line to be able to sleep at night...

In steel hulled boats it is fairly commonplace for crew to feel 'not quite right' if they sleep in a beam to beam (port to starboard) alignment. Bow to stern is the way to go. A similar principle to a magnetised needle sitting on a delicate leaf in a bucket of still water and you've made a serviceable compass.

It fascinated me that girls I used to crew with talked about their different menstrual cycles eventually synching together after a prolonged time of crewing together at sea.

Both anecdotal observations merely meant to express how natural forces have stronger effects on us than many would ever imagine.

Don't mean to thread drift. This covid charade is heavy weather sometimes and a wee time-out helps keep the bananas at bay.

[Hermoor]

Posted by Sue (Ayt) (here)
It starts off with a bang.

Indeed. Quite the 'script' don't you think?

[Philippe]

https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/ma...covid-vaccine/

In sum, while the videos did not depict authentic effects of COVID-19 vaccines, the reasons for why the alleged “magnets” seemingly stayed on people’s arms were unclear. More plausible than the microchip conspiracy theory were the possibilities that people positioned their arms in away to avoid the items’ gravitational pull downwards or used items that stuck to people’s skin for reasons other than a magnetic pull. For those reasons, we rate this claim “False.”

This is what a fact checker cheaply concludes about the videos with the magnets. I would certainly not want such debunker to explain me how a magicians trick in a show is working,

[lisalu]

I found this posted elsewhere and thought I'd share it here:

“After seeing the videos of magnets sticking to injection sites (maybe some are fake but they can't all be), my first thought was either they were injecting magnetic nanoparticles, or else something that could synthesize them from human blood iron.
As a test, I mixed a small amount of iron powder into .3 mL water in a vial (the volume of liquid injected in the shots). I needed to see how much iron it took to hold up a magnet like those in the videos. Answer: at least 30-50mg. The size of a BB. That's within the feasibility of it all being contained in the shot.
But if it's made from the body's own iron, there's around 0.5 mg of iron per mL of blood, so just 1/4 to 1/2 a cup of blood would need to be converted. The human body contains on average 20 cups of blood, so it seems feasible too.
So if you have a synthesizing agent (special proteins or nanobots — or mRNA that creates those) that can extract the iron and concentrate it into what are called "encapsulin cages" (see this link: https://sci-hub.st/10.1021/acs.nanolett.9b02266 ) then that also could explain what we're seeing in the vids.
Magnets sticking to arms is one thing. But if it responds to magnetic fields, it responds to electromagnetic fields, as in ones remotely controlled. And, turns out this tech is right out in the open. It's called magnetogenetics and allows for wireless control of animal / human behavior: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnetogenetics
And I wouldn't put it past them to have a self-assembly mechanism that reads your genetic or biochemical composition and assembles itself accordingly so that the magnetic resonance encodes a specific RFID signature for identification and tracking purposes.”
- Tom Montalk

[I am B]

Posted by lisalu (here)
I found this posted elsewhere and thought I'd share it here:

“After seeing the videos of magnets sticking to injection sites (maybe some are fake but they can't all be), my first thought was either they were injecting magnetic nanoparticles, or else something that could synthesize them from human blood iron.
As a test, I mixed a small amount of iron powder into .3 mL water in a vial (the volume of liquid injected in the shots). I needed to see how much iron it took to hold up a magnet like those in the videos. Answer: at least 30-50mg. The size of a BB. That's within the feasibility of it all being contained in the shot.
But if it's made from the body's own iron, there's around 0.5 mg of iron per mL of blood, so just 1/4 to 1/2 a cup of blood would need to be converted. The human body contains on average 20 cups of blood, so it seems feasible too.
So if you have a synthesizing agent (special proteins or nanobots — or mRNA that creates those) that can extract the iron and concentrate it into what are called "encapsulin cages" (see this link: https://sci-hub.st/10.1021/acs.nanolett.9b02266 ) then that also could explain what we're seeing in the vids.
Magnets sticking to arms is one thing. But if it responds to magnetic fields, it responds to electromagnetic fields, as in ones remotely controlled. And, turns out this tech is right out in the open. It's called magnetogenetics and allows for wireless control of animal / human behavior: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnetogenetics
And I wouldn't put it past them to have a self-assembly mechanism that reads your genetic or biochemical composition and assembles itself accordingly so that the magnetic resonance encodes a specific RFID signature for identification and tracking purposes.”
- Tom Montalk

this is amazing.

We should keep track of cancer, other cell and genetical related illnesses, and fertility from now on. It could be very much related to it, and it is the ultimate way of population control. Choosing when they die with the press of a button.

Specially the cancer and illnesses part, since the ones more vaccinated are the older ones.

[Bill Ryan]

From Mike Adams, yesterday:

https://brighteon.com/378d5d4c-fe49-...f-03de11e3120c

Source: https://www.brighteon.com/embed/378d5d4c-fe49-4737-b99f-03de11e3120c

[Anna70]

Posted by lisalu (here)
...“After seeing the videos of magnets sticking to injection sites (maybe some are fake but they can't all be), my first thought was either they were injecting magnetic nanoparticles, or else something that could synthesize them from human blood iron...

Interesting. I had wondered about the blood iron too, that's why I thought it would be interesting to see if the vial contents are magnetic. And I wondered if the clotting might somehow be related to that. (Imagination galloping away with itself here, apologies!)

The mention of RFID made me wonder if that material they use in those special wallets might be used to shield people from any unwanted remote interference.

[iota]

so .. the latest response is now action proposed to BAN magnets altogether ...



BBC reports:

NHS calls for ban on toy neodymium magnets amid child safety fears


article here


story covered in first 5 minutes in this video

Source: https://www.bitchute.com/video/7hZSo8KaoNGt/

interesting timing ....

[Savannah]

Source: https://www.bitchute.com/video/FBFdM59jMOPB/


Carrie Kohan

EXPOSING the truth about the jab and nano technology;
Exposing the Red Cross thesis...
And Exposing BIG Pharma!

[oz93666]

I think he way to get to the truth of this is not by watching more videos , but by doing your own experiments ..
I do happen to have a disk neodymium magnet 2mm x 20mmdia ... it sticks easily to both my unvaccinated vertical arms , and to my chest..
Next I tried the top from a plastic drinking water bottle which also sticks ... then something heavier a small glass mosaic bathroom tile 20mmx20mm x4mm , the very smooth glassy surface makes it stick very well , despite being fairly heavy..

So I think this is due to Sebum ... "Sebum is an oily, waxy substance produced by your body's sebaceous glands. It coats, moisturizes, and protects your skin"

There may also be a slight suction effect going on . the skin has many pores and when a smooth object is lightly pressed it could expel any sebum or air from these pores which then act like suckers ....

According to Karl Mollison there are tracker and mind control chips in the vaccines , so people may intuitively realize this and set out to try to prove it . But this will be advanced alien nano tech , undetectable with magnets and EMF meters ...

I suspect chips in nasal swabs and nano worms in masks can also be put down to sloppy science , sloppy investigation techniques.

[Eva2]

Magnets sticking to a nurse - forehead and chest.
https://www.facebook.com/521083004/v...8896646143005/

[oz93666]

Posted by Jill (here)
Magnets sticking to a nurse - forehead and chest.

Sure Jill , anything with a smooth surface will stick in many places ... Look around you and see what you can find ... I tried the metal top from a ketchup bottle , the plastic top from a medicine bottle ..... a disposable plastic lighter (not easy it's heavy) .. they all stick to my vertical arm and chest ... It's the sticky sebum on your skin , not magnetism.

[Matthew]

A test with a compass would be more useful because it points.

[Bill Ryan]

A report from Infowars, published yesterday:

https://infowars.com/posts/watch-vac...injection-site

Watch: Vaccinated People SHOCKED When Magnet Sticks to Injection Site

Why is this bizarre side effect happening and why is the media covering it up?

Remarkable footage uploaded to Banned.video proves a bizarre magnetic side effect is happening to some people who receive the Covid-19 vaccine.

In a video report by The Liberty Broadcast, the crew tests whether a refrigerator magnet will stick to Covid-19 vaccine injection sites, as demonstrated in countless viral videos on social media.

The theory had reportedly been debunked according to Newsweek and other mainstream outlets; however, when tested on vaccinated bar goers visiting Austin’s famous Sixth Street, the magnet sticks to them.



“The magnets appear to stick to the arm on the site where the COVID-19 vaccine shot was allegedly administered (apparently proving the microchip conspiracy theory). But experts told Newsweek that a magnet will not stick to someone’s arm because of the injection,” Newsweek wrote last month.

Meanwhile, the exact same phenomenon is being witnessed and documented across the globe.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=4WfcXNbIXRU

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=cQrkrV9_-EY

As the side effect continues to be proven real, it begs the question: why is the establishment trying to hide it?

One reason could be that news of a magnetized vaccine injection site would likely alarm people and discourage them from seeking the vaccine.

A more sinister motive, however, could be that the medical establishment is trying to keep the public in the dark that the vaccines contain magnetized proteins synthesized for mass mind control.

Whatever the reason, the random street experiment above proves the phenomenon is definitely happening to certain vaccinated members of the population.

https://banned.video/watch?id=60bdda4c67e7d26dfad01834

[oz93666]

Posted by Bill Ryan (here)
Meanwhile, the exact same phenomenon is being witnessed and documented across the globe

Common Bill this has to be a joke!

First video of Spanish speaking lady ... Lays all sorts of objects on her non vertical chest ... stainless steel (non magnetic ) scissors ...coins (non magnetic) ... any household items will stay on a body sloped 20 degrees to the vertical.

[Bill Ryan]

Posted by oz93666 (here)

Posted by Bill Ryan (here)
Meanwhile, the exact same phenomenon is being witnessed and documented across the globe

Common Bill this has to be a joke!

No joke. I dismissed it at first, then I started to pay closer attention. Stud finders and compass needles also appear to register something magnetic. Whatever's happening here, and I don't know what it is, it's not a hoax or a prank. There are just too many reports now.

[oz93666]

Posted by Bill Ryan (here)

Posted by oz93666 (here)

Posted by Bill Ryan (here)
Meanwhile, the exact same phenomenon is being witnessed and documented across the globe

Common Bill this has to be a joke!

No joke. I dismissed it at first, then I started to pay closer attention. Stud finders and compass needles also appear to register something magnetic. Whatever's happening here, and I don't know what it is, it's not a hoax or a prank. There are just too many reports now.

Have you tried it on your own body ? I can get all sorts of non magnetic items to stick on my vertical arm , plastic , glass , the smoother the surface the better.